The Rainbow Vuvuzela : South Africa has given the world the vuvuzela now here is how to play it

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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[BruceCopley]

I am convinced that vuvuzela players simply do not know what is possible with their instruments and so play only 1 note very loudly. I am strongly advocating that all South African sports fans sing the national anthem through their vuvuzela's. As a natural megaphone doing this amplifies the singing voice and doing this would be a "world first" that would immediately provide a sweet sonic solution to what is currently a very sour, sonic signal....a posting by Rainbow Vuvuzela Dr Bruce Copley

[Barbarak2010]

All aspiring musicians...take note. By exploring the possibilities of an instrument you can create magic. Thanks Bruce for taking the time and the trouble to transform what is ordinarily a common sounding noisy blaster into an extraordinarily versatile and colourful song maker!

[AerialTheShamen]

Yes, the Vuvuzela is far more than just BZZZZZ or Tooooot... 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

[GoldenPickaxe]

Siging: Seems kinda dumb.

Whistling: Prett neat.

Trumpeting: If you playtrumpet, you knew this already.

Fluting: I PLAY FLUTE AND I DID NOT KNOW THIS.

[brentslivenewyears]

If I should happen to win a million dollars, I will hand out free Selmer Paris saxophones at the next world cup to prove Dr. Copley's point.

[cscoetzee]

These are breakthrough and truly enlightening discoveries! With simple but extraordinary leaps of imagination and genius, Bruce rescues us from the limits of a dreary, boring and dangerous monotone prison and transports us into a new reality of rainbow-noted soundscapes. Thank you for showing us what is possible and for realising that possibility as a single seed, from which many more trees will hopefully flourish.

[omgitscrobles]

they should put this up on giant screens in the world cup, so those damn people will stopl blasting those horns.

[GeminiNoArmando666]

Vuvuzela SUCKS south africa just ruined the world cup

[TheBender9990]

@gvi341984 Yeah .. Awesome!

[BerlinFlair]

Let them play it whereever they want but NOT IN THE STADIUM. It is the most annoying Sound ever!!