This could make for an interesting puzzle in my DnD campaign for my bard player. He's a band kid so I could have parts of the song carved into cavern walls and when he whistles the tune a door will open. But to get the main prize he would have to whistle the whole thing. With some combat to entertain the barbarian, druid(me), and necromancer.
Fellow Western student here. You in chorale? xD Edit: I know you, lol. Checked out your channel. I'm Rishav, you definitely know me even if you don't recognize my name :P
Performed this in a quartet at state in 2019 and got second :) loads of fun to lean and sing
This could make for an interesting puzzle in my DnD campaign for my bard player. He's a band kid so I could have parts of the song carved into cavern walls and when he whistles the tune a door will open. But to get the main prize he would have to whistle the whole thing. With some combat to entertain the barbarian, druid(me), and necromancer.
Zulithania Drocanex what in the hell
Eli Pierre just some of the nerdy thoughts of a DM
I relistened to this with the idea that it could make good combat music for an elemental of some sort.
Takadimi? I've heard that as a way to divide the beat into four subdivisions.
We're performing this with UWO in 4 days. So excited!
Fellow Western student here. You in chorale? xD
Edit: I know you, lol. Checked out your channel. I'm Rishav, you definitely know me even if you don't recognize my name :P
Sir this is absolutely incredible. I have newfound respect for you, keep up the good work!!
Mesmerized !
The Tenor 2 solo at 1:14 is my favorite part.
0:41 Richard Hoffman, William Pelto, and John W. White have entered the chat #takadimi #thissongrocks-adimi
What is this song about? In English
they are nonsense words, "an unknown language or a voice of an ancient"
Yomno lo yolay