This video excites me. I've watched it several times and have to thank this blog. I am mesmerized by the way they use their entire instruments.
This version of Paradise is gorgeous!
From their YouTube channel...."Our vision is to create music and videos that inspire & uplift. We want to take that music to the world and make a difference. We like to put a new spin on classic stuff and a classic spin on new stuff. Whatever we do, we put our heart and souls into every note and frame." I believe it.
I think they just put Cold Play to shame with their version!! YES YES this why I LOVE MUSIC!!! Taking it to new heights and it just keeps getting better and better.
ReplyDeleteOk what kind of cello is that guy playing? Is he playing a cello or is that some kind of instrument I have never seen before?
I think it's an electronic cello. My son has an electronic violin that looks similar. All the wood becomes unnecessary. I love how their music incorporates both the old instruments and the new!
DeleteI thought about it being maybe an electric cello after I posted. Listening to their beethovens 5 secrets right now
DeleteI loved both of these presentations. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWasn't that great? Such passion!
DeleteWow! That was awesome! I love their layering and looping work. It gels just right and hits the sweet spot. Very nice find! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI often daydream about what past figures of fame would have done with modern tools...
What would Mozart have done with a synthesizer and a loop pedal? The nameless artist(s) from the Lascaux caves with a box of crayola crayons? etc. : j
It does make you wonder. If only we could bring the old masters in for a jam session :) How interesting would that be? Would they climb on board, or scoff at our new tools?
Deletei listened to that coldplay song about 15 times while writing a poem. thanks!
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