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> every wrong note in the classic matched by every instrument. |
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So you mean it's in the wrong key? Or it's a completely different song? Or it's a cocaphony with little to no resemblance to the original? Or they have the sheet music but they have different music in their heads so they can play that? Or they're just riffing? |
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Oops, sorry, confusing description. Fixed. Not the classic, the classic bad recorder version in the link. |
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They'd be playing the exact version in the link, complete with mistakes but the entire orchestra playing those mistakes in perfect sync. So if the note is flat by say, 15%, the entire orchestra plays that particular note flat by 15% in perfect sync complete with slides, dips, out of tune octave changes etc. |
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It would ironically be about the hardest orchestral piece to play in history. |
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In fact they'd be playing along to the exact same linked video and recorder rendition being projected on a screen at the back of the stage. |
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Okay, you want standard sheet music, with slightly different notes and annotations. |
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//It would ironically be about the hardest orchestral piece to play in history.// |
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I don't think it would, to be honest. |
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Maybe, but that's a lot of instruments getting the exact flat or sharp notes correct and in sync. |
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But hey, that's kind of what might make it interesting. |
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Another one they might do is the note for note of the 2001 theme. (link) |
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