nagoya marimba

[trishdish2011]

did somebody recognize that asians often play things way too fast?

also many piano songs and art songs by asians are too fast. strange phenomenon.. O.o

[saxfloete]

Way too fast...

[swordmaster373]

Very nice recording!

[FOFO730]

This is the best performance of Nagoya Marimba on the tube¡¡¡

[MTAJEMNICZA3]

super:)

[PeopleOfTomorrow]

im actually only watching this because its part of my GCSE music work, but this is actually pretty awesome.

[thecmonster]

like raindrops on my mind

[wook1ee]

Reminds me of games like Crash Bandicoot. Or is it just me? :P

[TheMsGracie]

I like this rythm, thanks 4 sharing this video!!!

LOOL!

[DavidSabine]

Masterful! Thank you.

[jicuridrum]

bravo... good

[chowlapchun1]

amazing!

[IViolentiAmorosi]

grandissime

[martinezaguado]

Way too fast, compare with other interpretations here on youtube and see the difference. This version has no merit for me, all the sense of the music is lost in their supossed mastery

[mylegendaryboy]

i do agree with you, nothing to do with the original smoothness of composer steve reich

[douzilles]

@martinezaguado No. they are playing 108 bpm, which is included in the composer's indication on the original score.

[martinezaguado]

@douzilles I didn´t know it, thanks a lot for the explanation

[xylojet]

best video of the duet on youtube

[synballein70]

Nice! Beautiful sound :-)

[sal1k]

Absolutely marvelous!!!!

[McSchnakenhals]

wunderschöne Aufführung DAnke

[rahmalec]

Great stuff! I don't know how people memorize this piece. Is this bar played 2 or 3 times...

[martinatio]

Did Reich write this ? Great technique. Well done ladies1