*Asterisk performs "Geographical Fugue" by Ernst Toch

[@lisaautrey9554]

OK, this is officially my favorite performance of this piece. Having performed it MANY years ago in High School, I still remember most of it. So fun.

[@dear_totheheart]

I loved their unique version of this, as though they were bickering with one another, so animated and vocally interesting. Great job especially staying on their individual parts and enunciating!

[@wspence]

I'm sure they'd appreciate your comment! Asterisk no longer performs together, but Neil has a trio called The Fourth Wall Ensemble. Check out their videos! th-cam.com/video/zm64EQjPx9A/w-d-xo.html

[@dear_totheheart]

Thanks so much for the recommendation!

[@IlaughedIcried]

The Fourth Wall is the group that does Fruit Flies Like A Banana, right? I KNEW this video had to be related to them in some way immediately -- just from the look of the stage!

[@nicolaschaumont1946]

...not really the original version, but a nice arrangement.
Well played. ^^

[@sfyc]

Perfect!! This is how this should be done!!!

[@barboraboldis7156]

Wow, great!

[@mornaw]

Very well performed :-)

[@GrigsQuest]

I missed opportunity to include the signer in the performance, but it would have required a lot of rehearsal to bring him in.

[@waltermclauren4746]

It was a lot easier to find Rimini and Brindisi in this version. :) But where are they on the map???

[@alessandro.0103]

Italy

[@benalder6781]

So funny. 😂😂😂😂

[@keybawd4023]

WHAT A GHASTLY DESTRUCTION OF A FASCINATING PIECE. I performed this in concert 40 years ago and still remember it.

[@theghostofsmokeyjoe8792]

👍

[@generellerweise]

But whatfor they hold the large books!?

[@gladiabaley]

+Christoph H Because they have the scores in there.

[@Caelibird]

They are holding their music in an atlas ( a book of maps)

[@scarlettclose]

It can only be described as EXTREMELY WEIRD!!! XD V well performed though :)