Alps Horn Performance

Alps Horn performance at Gornergrat (Zermatt, Switzerland) with cloud-lingering Matterhorn as background

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Alps
• horn
• performance
• Matterhorn
• Switzerland
• tradition

[masscio]

@shibanaft Mr. pedantic...you're booooring....LAAAAAAANGWEILIG!­!!

[Kacktor]

@shibanaft you tried to be muscially smart now by telling us which scale degree are used for this piece? how much do you suck? :D it is very usual to use "only" tonic and the dominant, especially for such music! it is a genious thing to create an awesome atmosphere and mood with ONLY those scale degrees! in ANY kind of music the songwriters use often "only" those two scale degrees! go and play yourself some fucked up free-jazz or whatever shit you are listening to! :D

[stonethemason]

This is very beautiful music. I can only imagine the sound booming over the mountain passes.

[rtmcgaha]

@masscio And you're too stupid to understand and respect the beauty of the music. Blööööd!

[mutterschied]

@dukearuke78 Go ahead, man! If you want it, the more badly the faster.

The calling of the art they tends to call it.

Go, boy, go!!

[tinroofbusted]

@GooglFascists During my youth, I was in Austria while doing my Chefs apprenticeship

I was told this was the way to communicate between villages. I was told The sound could be heard for several km since the mountains carried the sound through eco. I heard the horns at our hotel and the horn was being played for our guests for breakfast 3km away in the mountains.

[skittles1081]

riiiiiicoooollaaaa

[GooglFascists]

One wonders for how many miles these horns can be heard?

[0Eonomine0]

This can not be an easy instrument to play. Well done

[cedalphorn]

bravo!

[TheRealPrancer]

@dukearuke78 I'd love to find one, too! If you find any leads, let me know. ps- Fellow low-brass and t-bone player here!