Rainbow Vuvuzela : Make music not noise

Dr Bruce Copley acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, maverick didge player and pioneer of SA corporate drumming has made a very timeous Vuvuzela discovery just in time for the 2010 World Soccer Cup. He explains and demonstrates how with some simple techniques and a little practise, any vuvuzela player or owner can quickly learn how to produce a variety of sweet sounding notes, rhythms and tunes on their instrument which is then transformed into a RAINBOW vuvuzela. This can be done without any modification on any vuvuzela irrespective of its shape, size, design or composition. Bruce is offering group coaching sessions. For further details e-mail him on bruce@aahalearning.com or visit his website www.aahalearning.com

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[Barbarak2010]

Any instrument on its own cannot make a sound...thank goodness Bruce took up the challenge of proving that the vuvuzela does not have to be condemned to an obnoxious life in a loud B flat!

[marochima2]

@Barbarak2010 the ones we got on canada day were in G, well, a flat G

[jobtepas]

There is another possibility. Put a metal gazoo in it and sing your saxophone.

Job te Pas

Den Haag/Holland

noseflute-man

[jaw1024]

Get back here recorder, looks like you're still the most hated instrument after all

[AerialTheShamen]

@greatorderofchaos You can play real melodies and many different timbres on it. I therefore created the Vuvuzela Music FAQ to learn how.

latexmindresearch.tripod.com/V­uvuzelaMusicFAQ.htm

[greatorderofchaos]

Hi. Can you explain the techniques used in this video a little more please?

Thankyou



[Juzimachenko]

you are supertalent!

[BlackVirusxz]

I want to take every vuvuzela off of every person at the world cup and burn them in one huge bonfire.