My mother was a music teacher in the Orff Schulwerk tradition--I am *extremely* well-acquainted with his love of, and demanding requirements of, percussion instruments. Felt like I was constantly surrounded by all sort of percussion instruments as a kid. Glad to see the Burana percussion parts live up to that.

I also love the version for two pianos and percussion. I wish that was performed more often.

I played carmina burana my senior year 10 years ago, and because of how many percussionists we had, I played the piano, and played the chimes during the 13th and 14th movement. It was so much fun, just wish I was 1st chair percussion on timpani. I was 2nd chair though I believe

Great work. Great video skills. Excellent

Amazing!

Wow! Good job! 👏

My respects Bro, excellent job

The time signatures got me like 😵‍💫

@gunnarkilborn3915

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, when I played Carmina Burana it was the most difficult thing to manage, on some parts I went more of feeling for when my entry was because I couldn't count the rest properly. Particularly movement 18 because of all the weird time signatures in that one.

@triangleboy5798

3 ай бұрын

Other than the tanz it’s pretty easy to follow the conductor (at least compared to Stravinsky etc.). For some of the 6/2 or 8/2 bars I’d end up writing which beat I entered on the first time I played the piece, but the entrances make sense once you know the tunes (and you usually get 2 or 3 shots at each w/ the repeats if you miss it the first time)

bravo!

You are a bit of bit.

@triangleboy5798

Ай бұрын

Not sure what this means, but so true!

@19n05k83

Ай бұрын

@@triangleboy5798 ... of the beat :)