Souisian music?
Aug. 20th, 2012 10:37 amHi, everyone! This is a brief excerpt from a concert we had at the library - Peter Hess and Timothy Quigley playing music from the Balkans. This is a Georgian war dance, called a Khorumi. I am posting the link, in my usual quick and dirty fashion, in case the embed feature doesn't work. Can't you imagine Sophos - or, better yet, the Medes! - marching into battle to this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pDNFxgn18g&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pDNFxgn18g&feature=plcp
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Date: 8/23/12 04:24 am (UTC)(Though, truth be told, I could probably be scared of Checkers' car horn, too, in the right (wrong?) circumstances -- it sounds so cute from your description, Checkers! Can we have an audio clip?)
But anyway, here's what I think is really cool. John Kenny, the master of the carnyx, whom you see (and hear!) above, is a trombonist. And so is our much loved and highly respected favorite author, Megan Whalen Turner! We know this, because she has told us so!
Do you think she might like her very own carnyx one day, with which to frighten the Medes (or whomever else might need frightening?) I bet she'd be able to play it!
Maybe the combined sound of carnyxes and stomping of elephants will set off seismic activity in the Hephestial mountains in one of the next books, and get all kinds of volcanoes going. Or maybe not (But Kamet will be OK in any event, right? And so will Ion, the one Sophos is not going to forget about).
Well, goodnight Sounis! Sleep well! I will check back with you anon
~D.
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Date: 8/23/12 04:26 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 8/23/12 04:35 am (UTC)And now really goodnight...
~D.
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Date: 8/25/12 12:45 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 8/26/12 03:56 am (UTC)Speaking of vuvuzelas though, have you seen Gandalf Goes to the World Cup (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7B2LPxggvqY)? It's pretty awesome!
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Date: 8/28/12 12:50 am (UTC)