If you look closely, you can see a couple of melodicas (or melodions, or pianicas, or whatever people call them nowadays). In a way, that's kind of cheating.
Except not really XD This is nicely done. Is it just a direct transcription of the strings' parts, or is this a special adaptation just for harmonica orchestra?
"Harmonica orchestra." It's such a weird thing to say, but it's kind of cool, too XD
ahem. í play the pianica... and may i know in what way is that cheating? it's still an instrument that produces great music and enlivens the whole song piece. I think AJ's harmonica band is the best! :)
I dunno. I just think when I hear something as esoteric as a "harmonica orchestra," it would make more sense to have only harmonicas. A pianica (as you call it) can produce a similar sound, but to me, it's kind of like using an electronic keyboard to provide strings sounds to supplement a standard string orchestra. Does that make sense?
Actually, a pianica doesn't really produce sounds similar to that of a harmonica. The fact that the instrument is incorporated into our orchestra proves that it, in fact, produces unique sounds that help to complement, rather than supplement the sounds of a harmonica in different songs we play. Besides, what's an orchestra without different instruments?
If you presume that a pianica is so called cheating, then what about the piano? Without instruments such as the piano and the pianica, the harmonica music will sound pretty mundane.
1. Pianicas and harmonicas sound very similar because they produce their sounds from the same mechanisms. The only difference is the articulation and the sound chamber, so really, I don't know what you're saying.
2. If you look at a "string orchestra," you'll notice that it only has string instruments. Hence, when I see "harmonica orchestra", I expect...?
haha since you say pianicas and harmonicas sound very similar, then shouldn't you accept pianicas as part of the orchestra? after all, we play it in a similar way. not like an electric keyboard vs. string instruments. you seem a little bias towards keyboards. :P and actually the piano isn't really cheating. it forms the basis of all the songs we play. pretty cool in fact. :)
their standard used to be so high!
gillianlu 1 year ago
I saw this only 1 year later, but that performance was really good!! Well done! I was from the harmonica band too, but the 0506 batch :)
hohohorliques 1 year ago
I'm proud of Aj Harmoc. I'm AJCian. :)
ishallsucc33d 2 years ago
If you look closely, you can see a couple of melodicas (or melodions, or pianicas, or whatever people call them nowadays). In a way, that's kind of cheating.
Except not really XD This is nicely done. Is it just a direct transcription of the strings' parts, or is this a special adaptation just for harmonica orchestra?
"Harmonica orchestra." It's such a weird thing to say, but it's kind of cool, too XD
DaMastaMynd 2 years ago
ahem. í play the pianica... and may i know in what way is that cheating? it's still an instrument that produces great music and enlivens the whole song piece. I think AJ's harmonica band is the best! :)
seo92 2 years ago
I dunno. I just think when I hear something as esoteric as a "harmonica orchestra," it would make more sense to have only harmonicas. A pianica (as you call it) can produce a similar sound, but to me, it's kind of like using an electronic keyboard to provide strings sounds to supplement a standard string orchestra. Does that make sense?
DaMastaMynd 2 years ago
Actually, a pianica doesn't really produce sounds similar to that of a harmonica. The fact that the instrument is incorporated into our orchestra proves that it, in fact, produces unique sounds that help to complement, rather than supplement the sounds of a harmonica in different songs we play. Besides, what's an orchestra without different instruments?
seo92 2 years ago
If you presume that a pianica is so called cheating, then what about the piano? Without instruments such as the piano and the pianica, the harmonica music will sound pretty mundane.
seo92 2 years ago
1. Pianicas and harmonicas sound very similar because they produce their sounds from the same mechanisms. The only difference is the articulation and the sound chamber, so really, I don't know what you're saying.
2. If you look at a "string orchestra," you'll notice that it only has string instruments. Hence, when I see "harmonica orchestra", I expect...?
3. The piano is also cheating.
4. Calm down. It was a joke. Jeez :P
DaMastaMynd 2 years ago
As a matter of fact, I even say "except not really" in my first comment. Perhaps you should try reading them before you start biting my head off.
DaMastaMynd 2 years ago
if you didn't mean it you shouldn't have even said it's cheating in the first place. o_O
anyway, thanks for the compliments in your first comment because my seniors really worked hard for this.
seo92 2 years ago
haha since you say pianicas and harmonicas sound very similar, then shouldn't you accept pianicas as part of the orchestra? after all, we play it in a similar way. not like an electric keyboard vs. string instruments. you seem a little bias towards keyboards. :P and actually the piano isn't really cheating. it forms the basis of all the songs we play. pretty cool in fact. :)
seo92 2 years ago
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Neofire60 2 years ago
AJHB, Jiayou for upcoming performance! (; You guys can do it! ;D Last performance already! Do our best, yea? :D
huiminrox 2 years ago