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The Payback - Skankin' Down Acland
The Payback - Skankin' Down Acland
The Payback - Mebourne Funk band. Playing their original funk tune, Skankin' Down Acland. Jeremy Diffey - sax, Eric Budd - trombone, Chris Bieniek - guitar, Daniel Gassin - keys, Kim May - bass, Haydn Meggitt - drums. [ More Detail ]
by grooveboyjazz 7min27sec, Views:33, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:08/08/03 [ DownLoad ]
The Payback - Soap Dodger
The Payback - Mebourne Funk band. Playing their original funk tune, Soap Dodger. Jeremy Diffey - sax, Eric Budd - trombone, Chris Bieniek - guitar, Daniel Gassin - keys, Kim May - bass, Haydn Meggitt - drums. [ More Detail ]
by grooveboyjazz 6min30sec, Views:39, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:08/08/02 [ DownLoad ]
The Payback - Black Inck
The Payback - Mebourne Funk band. Playing their original funk tune, Black Inck. Jeremy Diffey - sax, Eric Budd - trombone, Chris Bieniek - guitar, Daniel Gassin - keys, Kim May - bass, Haydn Meggitt - drums. [ More Detail ]
by grooveboyjazz 5min29sec, Views:24, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:08/08/01 [ DownLoad ]
The Payback - Dr Who
The Payback - Mebourne Funk band. Playing the classic theme from Dr Who. Jeremy Diffey - EWI, Chris Bieniek - guitar, Daniel Gassin - keys, Kim May - bass, Haydn Meggitt - drums. [ More Detail ]
by grooveboyjazz 6min52sec, Views:43, Ratings:4.00pt, Votes:2, Comments:0, Added at:08/07/31 [ DownLoad ]
Band of the Ottoman Turks
Turkish music has a large spectrum. But what influenced western composers like Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Jean-Baptiste Lully was army music of Ottoman Turks. Here is a sample of the Janissaries' and Ottoman Military Band alias Mehter. [ More Detail ]
by xTekTabanca 2min52sec, Views:73, Ratings:4.70pt, Votes:3, Comments:3, Added at:08/07/23 [ DownLoad ]
Mannin Veen (Abbreviated)
Mannin Veen (1987) by Haydn Wood (1882-1959). Live performance of the San Francisco School Of The Arts Instrumental Music Department's Concert Band conducted by Steven Hendee. Note: this video has been shortened (original play time was 11:21) to comply with YouTube's 10-minute video length limit. Contact SFSOTA for high quality audio and video. [ More Detail ]
The Badfish-Badfish
Band practice with Erik on bass. Cody on drums. Alex singer. Haydn and Mike (me) on guitars. [ More Detail ]
by thebest619369 2min56sec, Views:164, Ratings:4.70pt, Votes:3, Comments:5, Added at:08/07/08 [ DownLoad ]
True Colors 08 - Finale - Dallas, TX
June 22, 2008 - The jam finale of the True Colors Tour at the Superpages.com Center in Dallas, TX. Featuring (L-R): Host Carson Kressley of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, The B-52's, Cyndi Lauper, Andy Bell of Erasure, and the amazing band. MIA are Wanda Sykes, Lili Haydn, and Joan Jett &the Blackhearts. After this everyone sang "Happy Birthday" to Cyndi and "True Colors."The True Colors Tour has 2 messages: EQUALITY! and VOTE TRUE!Sing along...Sly and the Family Stone's "Everyday People" -Sometimes I'm right, but I can be wrongMy own beliefs are in my songThe butcher, the baker, the drummer and thenMakes no difference what group I'm inI am everyday peopleYeah, yeahThere is a blue one who can't accept the green oneFor living with a fat one trying to be a skinny oneDifferent strokes for different folksAnd so on, and so on and scooby-dooby-dooOoh, sha, shaWe got to live togetherI am no better, and neither are youWe are the same, whatever we doYou love me, you hate me, you know me and thenYou can't figure out the bag I'm inI am everyday peopleYeah, yeahThere is a long hair that doesn't like the short hairFor being such a rich one that will not help the poor oneDifferent strokes for different folksAnd so on and so on and scooby-dooby-dooOoh, sha, shaWe got to live togetherThere is a yellow one that won't accept the black oneThat won't accept the red one that won't accept the white oneDifferent strokes for different folksAnd so on, and so on and scooby-dooby-dooOoh, sha, shaI am everyday people www.truecolorstour.com [ More Detail ]
by lovemefondue 2min14sec, Views:656, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:5, Comments:0, Added at:08/06/25 [ DownLoad ]
Haydn Symphony No.24 2nd &3rd Mvts
This is the 2nd and 3rd movements from Haydn's Symphony No.24 in D, performed by Roy Goodman and The Hanover Band. [ More Detail ]
by JMPCOMPOSER 9min28sec, Views:139, Ratings:3.70pt, Votes:3, Comments:0, Added at:08/06/20 [ DownLoad ]
The Adventures of the Classical Composers Trailer
Born from a band project gone wrong, the classical composers Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven are stuck in the modern world with their futuristic counterpart Racer X. Together, they must unite to defeat the fourth composer stuck in the modern world, the Not-As-Cool-As-The-Cool-Bach-Bach. Coming soon to youtube....^^ [ More Detail ]
by AvidViewer567 2min20sec, Views:264, Ratings:4.50pt, Votes:4, Comments:3, Added at:08/06/20 [ DownLoad ]
Haydn, Symphony No.22 in E flat - 2nd movement (Roy Goodman)
Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)Symphony No.22 in E flat Major(2nd movement / Presto)Orchestra of The Hanover BandDirected by Roy GoodmanFrom the beginning to the end of the 35 year period in which he composed symphonies, Haydn produced some outstandng music. The recordings by the Hanover Band directed by Roy Goodman are among the best ways to get to know the Haydn symphonies. Goodman and the Hanover Band recorded appoximately one-half of the Haydn symphonies, as part of an uncompleted project to record the entire cycle. The recordings utilize period instruments and performance practices together with a harpsichord continuo. Goodman's performances are available at modest cost on individual CDs on the Helios label. They have been a delight to me in exploring the richness of Haydn. Symphonies 22,23,24, and 25 are early works, written during the first few years of Haydn's tenure with the Esterhazy family. The first three date from 1764 -- 1765. The dating of the 25th symphony is uncertain but is probably earlier. These four symphonies include one well-known work, the "Philosopher" symphony and a variety of forms and music besides. The symphony no. 22 in E flat major, nicknamed "The Philosopher" is Haydn's best-known symphony in the form of a church sonata (sonata de chiesa). Symphonies in this form open with a slow movement, with the second and fourth movements in fast tempo. The fame of the "Philosopher" rests on its lengthy opening movement in which Haydn uses the cors d'Anglais for the only time in a symphony -- or in any symphony whatever. It is a meditative work as befits its nickname. It features chorale passages for the French and English horns contrasting with strings over a walking, repeated accompaniment figure in the lower strings. A lovely, languishing passage in the violins is repeated at the close of the theme. The second and fourth movements of the "Philosopher" are lively, rhythmic and galant, in the style of the opening movement of the typical early Haydn symphony not in the form of the church sonata. The trio of the minuet, as does the opening movement, features both the French horn and the cors d"Anglais. The four movement symphony no 23 in G major is written in what became the traditional symphonic pattern (fast,slow, minuet, fast). It is a chamber symphony that invites performance by a small ensemble in an intimate setting. The first movement is lively with the strings stating a rhythmical, baroque-style theme accompanied by tootling horns. The adagio is the longest movement in this work and its centerpiece. The strings play alone in a two-part movement in which the lower strings gradually shift from an accompaniment figure to offer their own melodic line. The entire ensemble returns in force in the minuet, but the trio is again for strings alone, playing very softly. The brief finale is rolicking and lively, but it drops off at the end to a quiet close. The four-movement symphony no 24 in D major both begins and ends with a dramatic, curtain-raising movement in the style of an overture. But the most distinctive part of this symphony is the lovely adagio which is given over almost entirely to a solo flute, playing a long, legato solo theme over the lightest accompaniment. This is a delightful movement in the concertante style that Haydn adopted frequently in his symphonies. The minuet is in contrast to the quiet second movement and more in the style of the first movement and the finale. But it includes a trio in the winds, including a prominent part for flute. The rarely performed and rarely recorded symphony no. 25 in C major was new to me. It is an unusual work, probably written earlier than its companions on this CD. It is in three movements, with a second movement minuet. It lacks a slow movement. The symphony opens with a slow introduction that is much more like the church sonata style of the "Philosopher" than of the slow introductions that Haydn developed in his later symphonies. It is followed by a spirited allegro, as befitting Haydn's use of the ceremonial key of C. The second movement is, surprisingly, a minuet, with an opening theme alternating loud and soft passages and a trio in which the horn trades solos with plucked strings and the oboe. The finale is an energetic, short sonata movement in which the strings move rapidly and work to a matter-of-fact close. [ More Detail ]
Studio Haydn
This is what Haydn gets up to in the recording studio when he is bored. [ More Detail ]
by CallingAllCarsTV 19sec, Views:100, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:08/05/13 [ DownLoad ]
There is a bathroom
Haydn from Melbourne band Calling All Cars explaining that there is a bathroom in the recording studio they are working in. [ More Detail ]
by CallingAllCarsTV 20sec, Views:39, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:08/05/13 [ DownLoad ]
Hello, my name is...
Stephan, James and Haydn introducing themselves. [ More Detail ]
by CallingAllCarsTV 30sec, Views:41, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:2, Added at:08/05/13 [ DownLoad ]
Another Brick In The Wall Cover By Center Of Detention
Center of Detention Cover of Pink Floyd "Another Brick In The Wall."Played by Jeff guitarist age 16, Quintin lead guitarist age 9,Haydn bassist and vocals,age 12 and Tristan rockin on drums age 10. [ More Detail ]
Jet Are You Going To Be My Girl Cover by Center Of Detention
Center of Detention playing Jet Cover, "Are You Gonna Be My Girl." Quintin-guitar age 9,Haydn-Bass,vocals age 12,Jeff-guitar age 16,Tristan-drums age 10. [ More Detail ]
Marimba Medley Duet
A selection of classical pieces (and a couple modern ones) played at the Armstrong Band Variety Show on marimba and vibes.Tunes include:Surprise Symphony - HaydnToccata - BachTurkish March - MozartTheme from Beverly Hills Cop Nocturne in ebm - ChopinThe Devil Went Down to Georgia - Charlie Daniels Band [ More Detail ]
Ottoman military bands are thought to be the oldest variety
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_military_bandOttoman military bands are thought to be the oldest variety of military marching band in the world. Though they are often known by the Persian-derived word mahtar (مهتر; mehter in Ottoman Turkish) in the West, that word, properly speaking, refers only to a single musician in the band. In Ottoman, the band was generally known as mehterân (مهتران, from the Persian plural mahtarān), though those bands used in the retinue of a vizier or prince were generally known as mehterhane (مهترخانه, meaning roughly, "a gathering of mehters", from Persian "house of the mahtar"). In modern Turkish, the band as a whole is often termed mehter takımı ("group of mehters").t is believed that individual instrumentalists may have been mentioned in the 8th century Orkhon inscriptions, the oldest written sources of the people who would eventually become the modern Turks[citation needed]. Such military bands as the mehters, however, were not definitively mentioned until the 13th century[citation needed]. It is believed that the first "mehter" was sent to Osman Gazi by the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin III as a present along with a letter that salutes the newly formed state. From then on every day after the afternoon prayer; "mehter" played for the Ottoman ruler. The notion of a military marching band, such as those in use even today, began to be borrowed from the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century. The sound associated with the mehterân also exercised an influence on European classical music, with composers such as Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven all writing compositions inspired by or designed to imitate the music of the mehters.In 1826, the music of the mehters fell into disfavor following Sultan Mahmud II's massacre of the Janissary corps, who had formed the core of the bands. Subsequent to this, in the mid and late 19th century, the genre went into decline along with the Ottoman Empire. In 1911, as the empire was beginning to collapse, the director of Istanbul's military museum attempted a somewhat successful revival of the tradition, and by 1953—so as to celebrate the 500-year anniversary of the Fall of Constantinople to the forces of Sultan Mehmed II—the tradition had been fully restored as a band of the Turkish Armed Forces.Today, the music of the mehters is largely ceremonial and considered by many Turks as a stirring example of heroism and a reminder of Turkey's imperial past.Today, Mehter Troop (Mehter Bölüğü) is a band of the Turkish Armed Forces and it performs at the Military Museum (Askeri Müze) in IstanbulMehter, Osmanlı Askeri Bandosu dünyanın en eski askeri bandosudur. Mehter'in tarihi VII. yy. da yazılmış ve Türk tarihinin en eski yazılı kaynağı olan Orhun yazıtlarına kadar uzanmaktadır. Dünya askeri tarihinin bu ilk bandosu geçmiş dönem Türk müziğinin coşkulu ritimlerini de bugüne taşımaktadır.Mehter teşkilatına bağlı iki türlü mehterhane vardı. Biri resmi teşkilata bağlı olan calici mehterler, diğerleri esnaf mehterleriydi. "Vaka-i Hayriye" diye isimlendirilecek olan bir karar ve hareketle 15 Haziran 1826'da Sultan II. Mahmut tarafindan Yeniçeriliğin kaldırılışıyla beraber Mehter ortadan kaldırıldı.KUTLU DOĞUM HAFTASI KUTLAMARI DOLAYISIYLA . MEHTER TAKIMI GÖSTERİSİ [ More Detail ]