Roger Thorne
Active Member
I've just been listening to a recording of Paganini Variations on the Grimethorpe Colliery Band Australian Tour Edition CD and have heard a strange sound effect, which apparently doesn't appear on the score.
If you've got the recording have a listen and you will hear a sound which I'm convinced is a 'zip' being either opened or closed, :shock: and listening how it is 'in time' with the music makes me wonder if it was deliberate! There could well be a genuine explanation, but it would be interesting to find out.
If you have the CD have a listen and see what you can make of it. If you 'time' the piece the you will hear the effect at 00:46 seconds or if you have a score its the second beat of bar 22 right in the middle of the opening Euph solo.
I know we get wrong notes, coughs and sometimes exploding light bulbs on some recordings but do you know of any other unexplained effects that appear on any other Brass Band CD's.
:wink:
If you've got the recording have a listen and you will hear a sound which I'm convinced is a 'zip' being either opened or closed, :shock: and listening how it is 'in time' with the music makes me wonder if it was deliberate! There could well be a genuine explanation, but it would be interesting to find out.
If you have the CD have a listen and see what you can make of it. If you 'time' the piece the you will hear the effect at 00:46 seconds or if you have a score its the second beat of bar 22 right in the middle of the opening Euph solo.
I know we get wrong notes, coughs and sometimes exploding light bulbs on some recordings but do you know of any other unexplained effects that appear on any other Brass Band CD's.
:wink: