tstsullivan I think what you may mean by "bad throat disease" is the fact that he purposely exaggerates the ENUNCIATION - he plays with the words. I find it great fun - I can actually understand what he's saying, even when he goes really fast; so unlike so much of the crap out there today which is mumbled or screamed in a jumbled mess.
Yes, the announcer is surely Dutch and speaking Dutch (which to be honest has always sounded to my ears as "German with a throat disease"). The singer is not.😅
I think this narrator did a great job! What fun; it's classical music DaDa :)
35 minutes of pure gobbledygook, fun and laughter
i've been obsessing over these songs for a while now. I am eventually buying my own score
What vocal dexterity! Fun.
I would've loved to see Edith Sitwell sing Facade.
Thank you again :)
I've seen this performed with only like 6 players - cello, clarinet, a trumpet or two, percussion.
Marvelous!
very very good!
Said Queen Venus, "Silenus, we'll settle between us the gourd and the cucumber narrow..."
Where's the megaphone?
Muito bom mesmo!!
But that's no chamber orchestra.
Nevertheless, well done!
This really needs a young voice....
the announcer seems to have a very bad throat disease.
tstsullivan
I think what you may mean by "bad throat disease" is the fact that he purposely exaggerates the ENUNCIATION - he plays with the words. I find it great fun - I can actually understand what he's saying, even when he goes really fast; so unlike so much of the crap out there today which is mumbled or screamed in a jumbled mess.
I cannot find the announcer's name, but he sounds Dutch.
Yes, the announcer is surely Dutch and speaking Dutch
(which to be honest has always sounded to my ears as "German with a throat disease"). The singer is not.😅
Fail, Sir. Thomas
One of the silliest pieces ever written. G and S did this patter stuff much better. Some folks will clap any old garbage.
What vocal dexterity! Fun.