I continue to be impressed with the sound quality in this series ... what kind of microphone is that? One mic set back can pick up all those strings with no background noise .. its wonderful
Interesting...when I listen, I actually hear it as the quiet calm of understanding or recovery after a tragedy has passed by...isn't it awesome how open good music is to interpretation? :)
i believe "field recording" refers to recordings done in a space that is either typical for those people and sounds to be made. ie: by a forest, a river, songs sung in a prison, in a catholic church. or it can be musicians in an atypical recording space and not for an intended and predetermined audience. i think that's why these deem themselves as still being a "field recording."
Bravo, only one simple wee mistake, put a S instead of a C there : "Bravo ! Encore, s'il vous plait !", or "S'il vous plaît", both are good. (and in French the exclamation point is not glued to the last letter of the word)
they use their show as a marketing tool all the time. i listen to npr a lot while i work. i hear too many afternoon shows about google and apple to still think its a coincidence. no idea what alex covic is talking about though.
![ตีสิบเดย์ [FULL] | อาจารย์โอเล่ ญาณสัมผัส ผ่าดวงคนดัง ประเทศไทยจะเป็นยังไงหลังจากนี้!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gszT2O76fL4/mqdefault.jpg)
"Hi, I'm the pig, I'm the little pig."
"Hi, you are a cellist and you are going to play."
Died.
Quator Eben, je vous aime !
I continue to be impressed with the sound quality in this series ... what kind of microphone is that? One mic set back can pick up all those strings with no background noise .. its wonderful
Interesting...when I listen, I actually hear it as the quiet calm of understanding or recovery after a tragedy has passed by...isn't it awesome how open good music is to interpretation? :)
That is why I took up Violin the look on my grandmothers face when I play it priceless.
this is in Dumbo! Awesome!!!! i wish i knew they were there!
Absolutely fantastic.
14megamichael14 he's not playing the violin, he's playing a viola! He's a violist! But I totally noticed that and agree with you!
That was amazing.. damn theyre good
C'est beau!!
live string music is something else when you're there
lovely. Greatfor the office on a Saturday
Wonderful.
i believe "field recording" refers to recordings done in a space that is either typical for those people and sounds to be made. ie: by a forest, a river, songs sung in a prison, in a catholic church. or it can be musicians in an atypical recording space and not for an intended and predetermined audience. i think that's why these deem themselves as still being a "field recording."
portugues
that was wonderful.
I love it
Perfect!
Its even more when you play it trust me
Very nice!!
Bravo! Encore c'il vous plait! (Pardon me if my French spelling is incorrect!)
Merci Beaucoup!
Bravo, only one simple wee mistake, put a S instead of a C there : "Bravo ! Encore, s'il vous plait !", or "S'il vous plaît", both are good.
(and in French the exclamation point is not glued to the last letter of the word)
awesome
Oh ok! It makes sense.. "Ebene" like "bois d' ebene", :). Thanks for the info man..
incroyable
After listening to my coworker try to rap all night this is like cleaning the gutters in autumn.....
i don't think public radio uses marketing tools
one of the violinists looks like Jason Segel
Why they don't have TH-cam channel??
They don't need one lol. people pay hundreds of $$ to go to their concerts.
Nice..
Were they speaking french? I thought I heard some french.
they're French
Why do you have a problem with it? Why should they "know better"?
they use their show as a marketing tool all the time. i listen to npr a lot while i work. i hear too many afternoon shows about google and apple to still think its a coincidence. no idea what alex covic is talking about though.
they're french
It's gotta be real confortable, sitting on a bunch of tree trunks.