Sellmansberger Orchestra Grand Ultimate is here - later on: Beatles chat
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Side note related to music analysis…
There’s a YouTube thing that removes all melodic content from a Beatles song(s). It sounds just like a rhythmic analysis (pretty sure that was the intent…) one might do in music school. I posted it one time and received an absolutely visceral response from the wife of a friend I’ve known for 40+ years. He and I went to school together and he’s a really, really, well known professional jazz musician. She was not amused in the slightest. As a native NYer, she felt it was disrespectful to John, who many of them consider an adopted native NYer. “One of them.”
Everyone else commented on how interesting it was to hear the rhythmic components isolated.
People take their Beatles seriously.
There’s a YouTube thing that removes all melodic content from a Beatles song(s). It sounds just like a rhythmic analysis (pretty sure that was the intent…) one might do in music school. I posted it one time and received an absolutely visceral response from the wife of a friend I’ve known for 40+ years. He and I went to school together and he’s a really, really, well known professional jazz musician. She was not amused in the slightest. As a native NYer, she felt it was disrespectful to John, who many of them consider an adopted native NYer. “One of them.”
Everyone else commented on how interesting it was to hear the rhythmic components isolated.
People take their Beatles seriously.
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...as well as choosing to be triggered.
me...?? sometimes guilty of this myself. I need to do better.
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He explained to her that it was a nerdy musician thing… no big deal in the end, but it was an interesting response and educational for me.
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Any of these mouthpieces available? Cancelled orders,someone received and a bad fit? Curious to try. Playing a Laskey 32b. I do like it, but the FOMO…
Yamaha 621 w/16’’ bell w/Laskey 32h
Eastman 825vg b flat w/ Laskey 32b
F Schmidt (b&s) euphonium-for sale
Pensacola symphony principal tuba
Eastman 825vg b flat w/ Laskey 32b
F Schmidt (b&s) euphonium-for sale
Pensacola symphony principal tuba
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Everyone has paid...
I'll make another batch...and another...etc.
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Yes, including me. But with maturity comes the acknowledgements of how much of every track was studio-created, and some tracks, especially the later tracks, which simply cannot be replicated. Then the next stage in the analysis is synthesis, understanding from whence they were inspired, and what may be a good way to perform any particular song live, especially after these last decades of Paul on tour. Recently a friend of a friend invited me to a recording session where he was re-doing the song Honey Pie off the White Album. Even though George played a Fender Bass VI as the bass line on the original track, I reminded the engineer that Paul wrote this in Music Hall style, and that the authentic bass instrument would have actually been either a recording bell tuba or sousaphone, being the style was before amplification for double bass. He wasn't sure at first, but then called me back the next day to bring the souzy. Meanwhile, I was diligently transcribing the isolated bass track, much as you describe hearing the backing tracks without vocals in the opening post, and woodshedded. He called me back the next day and said bring the souzy along. So two days later I show up with both a bass guitar and the souzy. So we spent some time setting the souzy and microphone up, and he played into my headphones what he had to that point with piano and other rhythm as I played along "just to get a level." At the end, I asked him if he had turned on the souzy mic to record. He said he did. I said, "OK, then. There's your track." Yes. One take. Everybody who hears it comments on its musicality and authenticity. While others were taking more than one take to record some more tracks, I sat around and drank good beer, as my job was done.MiBrassFS wrote: ↑Tue Mar 25, 2025 12:13 pm Side note related to music analysis…
There’s a YouTube thing that removes all melodic content from a Beatles song(s). It sounds just like a rhythmic analysis (pretty sure that was the intent…) one might do in music school. I posted it one time and received an absolutely visceral response from the wife of a friend I’ve known for 40+ years. He and I went to school together and he’s a really, really, well known professional jazz musician. She was not amused in the slightest. As a native NYer, she felt it was disrespectful to John, who many of them consider an adopted native NYer. “One of them.”
Everyone else commented on how interesting it was to hear the rhythmic components isolated.
People take their Beatles seriously.
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People find their “church” in all sorts of places. To me, that’s a good thing.
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@bloke Any chance of making up something like an “OGU, JR” with a smaller 32.3 diameter rim?
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@bloke Any chance of making up something like an “OGU, JR” with a smaller 32.3 diameter rim?
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If there was only one church, there would only be one set of gigs and only one tuba player playing them.
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The first batch left here today to your final destinations. I decided to send some of them to people who had some other orders sitting here waiting to ship, so I could combine stuff into single boxes for them, one or two people seemed extremely eager so I went ahead and sent theirs..
After that, I just sort of went in alphabetical. I'm sure hoping to see the rest in a very few more days..
After that, I just sort of went in alphabetical. I'm sure hoping to see the rest in a very few more days..
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