Sabre Dance

[7/8/2006] "Sabre Dance" live guitar rock version, played by DIN CADENZA ♫ live @ Wolvest 2006 (Wolvega, The Netherlands)

http://www.DinCadenza.nl
http://www.myspace.com/dincadenza1
http://dincadenza1.hyves.nl

the rockband Din Cadenza started playing in 2000, recorded a demo in 2003 and an album with 12 original songs in 2004.

they're from the north of the Netherlands, inspired by bands like The Living End, Muse, Datsuns, Toy Dolls, Wolfmother, Led Zeppelin, White Stripes, Smashing Pumpkins, Jimi Hendrix, Zakk Wylde, Bloody Hollies, etc.


♫♪ website: http://www.DinCadenza.nl

see more Din Cadenza songs on http://www.youtube.com/eddyvanbuiten

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de rockband Din Cadenza is ontstaan in 2000, heeft in 2003 een demo opgenomen en in 2004 een album met 12 eigen nummers.

ze komen uit het noorden van Nederland en zijn geinspireerd door bands als The Living End, Muse, Datsuns, Toy Dolls, Wolfmother, Led Zeppelin, White Stripes, Smashing Pumpkins, Jimi Hendrix, Zakk Wylde, Bloody Hollies, etc.




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The "Sabre Dance" is a movement in the final act of Armenian composer Aram Khachaturian's ballet Gayane, completed in 1942. It evokes a whirling war dance in an Armenian dance, where the dancers display their skill with sabres. Due to its exceptionally exciting rhythm, the Sabre Dance established a place for itself in common concert practice, leading also to various adaptations in popular music. In its middle section it uses an Armenian folk song from Gyumri, Armenia.

Plate spinners and other human tricks innovators highly contributed to the movement's popularization in the United States, such as on The Ed Sullivan Show, where it was played while plate spinners performed their act. The "Sabre Dance" was also covered by performers such as jazz musician Woody Herman, vocal trio The Andrews Sisters, rock and roll musician Dave Edmunds with the band Love Sculpture, heavy metal guitarist Wolf Hoffmann, German progressive thrash metal band Mekong Delta, prog rock group Ekseption, Tony Levin, and British punk rock bands The Boys, UK Subs and Toy Dolls. The band Cake has this song played over the house speakers following their concerts, while the audience leaves the venue.

"Sabre Dance" has traditionally been used by traveling circuses around the world, to musically accompany acrobats, dog acts, etc.

The song reinforces James Cagney's energetic performance in the final act of the 1961 comedy One, Two, Three as he plays a troubled executive making snap decisions to save his career. The tune is frequently featured on the TV series The Simpsons, usually to emphasise fast pace of some situation (e.g. Bye Bye Nerdie) or during an activity containing sort of acrobatic skills (as in Tennis the Menace). The National Hockey League's Buffalo Sabres use Sabre Dance as their theme song. It is also the music played while Late Night with Conan O'Brien's recurring character the Masturbating Bear masturbates on stage. The MSNBC TV program, Countdown with Keith Olbermann, features the music during Oddball, a nightly news feature of bizarre stories, often referring to the tune as "this strange music". The Coen brothers' 1994 film The Hudsucker Proxy also makes use of the music, in a scene in which a newly-invented hula hoop is picked up and used by a young boy for the first time. The piece was arranged and integrated into the wider score by Carter Burwell, who also made use of Khachaturian's other well-known piece, the adagio from Spartacus, as the movie's main theme.

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[pianonger]

Why play classical music with a loud, obnoxious sound? It just doesn't make sense to me. Please use those guitars for more lyrical purposes. I strongly disagree with this noisy sound.

[eddyvanbuiten]

@pianonger because we can.

[eddyvanbuiten]

@pianonger i strongly disagree with you breathing so much air.

[Cekkent]

Hey this was a lot better than I thought it would be when I clicked on it.

[hottiestewy]

This is Awesome !

[Psydkik]

@pianonger For fun maybe?

[leovxn]

@CantonezSpere Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture, always related :D

[CantonezSpere]

@pianonger BAHAHAHAHA

Bach used to bugger about his organ to make it sound louder and distorted, listen to Toccatta in Dm Fugue. Have you ever heard sabre dance by an actual orchestra? It's an impulsive, loud, and thoroughly gorgeous piece of music. BLIMEY listen to Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture, it's about the french being massacred and is written for CANNONS.Mars the bring of war by Holst is another example. You Sir, are talking out your arse.

[fezants]

pianoger...? Have you not heard of Dave Edmunds..? go take a look....Classical..? how many bloody question marks do I have to put in response to your pathetic statement..?

[333alakazam]

@pianonger how can you use a guitar for more lyrical purposes?

[MrsBloomsburyBarton]

@pianonger If it's too loud, you're too old!

[noelnedkelly]

Excellent!

[Zedfragg]

@pianonger

Musical taste is different for everyone, just because you can't make "musical sense" out of something doesn't make it bad, wrong or "Lound & Obnoxious"...

And thinking like that just makes you obnoxiously annoying....In otherwords...Fuck off lol...

It's just how you feel about the music...Besides...I find tunes like this quite amusing at gigs!

[pickles7640]

Note to self! Get better drummer.