Posts Tagged ‘Piano’

This Sheet Music Grooves, Man.

A uniquely cool way to listen to the legendary Miles Davis & band play “So What”:


-via Kottke

12

09 2011

The Definition of Piano P*rn

I can’t handle how much I want this new Whaletone keyboard.  

-Buy it for me here, via Dooby Brain

20

04 2011

15 Years Of Piano Lessons…For This.

Dust off that upright piano in your Mom’s living room and make those countless hours practicing worth their while – this is the original music that Nintendo composed for the Super Mario coin sound effect.  Annoy your neighbors and repeat this 100 times for an extra life.


-via Dooby Brain

05

10 2010

“Sensology”: Improvised Jazz Meets Abstract Animation

Artist Michel Gagne took the live improvised performance of two avant-guarde jazz musicians and visualized it into an abstract animation.  The hand-drawn film, “Sensology”, took over 4 years to create, and is creating buzz in the animation world after premiering a few weeks ago.  Enjoy:


(Barry Guy on Bass, Paul Plimley on Piano)
-via Metafilter

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08 2010

Food Ballet…Minus The Tutus

Get your culture fix (sort of) with this food ballet.  If your co-workers eavesdrop and hear the Debussy classical piano coming from your computer, nod your head slowly and say, “Nice pirouette, Baryshinikov”…they’ll be impressed with your level of sophistication and never know you’re watching gummi bears, cupcakes, and pineapples strut their stuff.

Doce Ballet from Maira Fridman on Vimeo.

16

06 2010

How I’m Currently Wasting My Time: Instrumentube

I’ve been battling my annoying insomnia tonight by playing with Instrumentube videos…I can’t believe someone didn’t think of this already.  By clicking different points on the Youtube sliders below, you can play the piano, guitars, and even a percussion shaker.   Get in touch with your inner composer and make your own sweet tunes -

-via Buzzfeed

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11 2009

Jazzin’ Up Classic Nintendo

If you find this even remotely as cool as I do, you’re definitely a fellow Nintendo-geek. Jazz pianist Scott Bradlee and saxophone player Ben Golder-Novick teamed up to create incredible interpretations of background music from the best 8-bit Nintendo games.  It’s impossible NOT to love this!


-via Buzzfeed
-Scott Bradlee’s Youtube page

(Random sidenote:  Thanks to all my readers who wished me a Happy Birthday yesterday. You guys are definitely kinda cool…)

12

10 2009
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