Invisible wrote:
> Of course, he can't do the 11-note block chords in the original score. 

I kept expecting to see someone else come in and help him play it.

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>> Of course, he can't do the 11-note block chords in the original score. 
> 
> I kept expecting to see someone else come in and help him play it.

That would be a neat idea for a sequal - although part of what's so 
impressive is how many notes he manages to play at once using only his 
own two hands. ;-)

I did see a band on TV where all their musical instruments were make of 
old junk. In particular, the baseline was generated by slapping table 
tennis bats over the end of huge plastic pipes - like, several yards 
long each. Each length of pipe generated a different pitch of 
heavily-echoing metallic twang. Very odd...

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Invisible wrote:
> I did see a band on TV where all their musical instruments were make of 

Google up "Blue Man Group"?

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   I get "focus follows gaze"?

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