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Stolen melodies in the Greek music industry
(23) | 16/04/2014 | Translate: Influences, copies and stolen melodies in the Greek music industry. By youtuber mashups/masaps.
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Popular songs with stolen tunes See how some artists ' borrowed ' music from older pieces to create their successes. Be noted that many of the rights of music or of sample acquired legally by older authors, but it is again a copying.- Super Mario music with various percussion instruments Musician and YouTuber Joe Porter plays the music from the video game Super Mario Bros. with various percussion instruments. Instruments include: xylophone, Marimba, vibraphone, metallophone etc.
- Playing music in a toy store Musician Cyran went to the toy section of a Walmart store and got the customers in the mood. He played well-known dance tunes on children's pianos such as "Blue" of Eiffel 65.
- Techno music without a computer Using a washing machine and a basin of clothes as percussion, two musicians from the band Klangphonics create a techno tune.
- The Knight Rider in 8 cellos The cellist Samara Ginsberg from London, covers the famous musical theme of Knight Rider playing all the melodies in cello.
- The pain of the harmonica A group of friends in Japan play a game, in which one of them should feel an intense pain with a harmonica in mouth. After a blow to the leg, pain creates an expressive melody music.
- Music with a broken guitar The musician Santi Fumiere playing with a guitar that his arm is broken. Moving the broken arm, changing frequency of the notes and create an original melody.
- The “Daddy Cool” without music The Youtuber Mario Wienerroither removed the music from the videoclip "Daddy Cool" of Boney M and added some very funny sound effects. The "Daddy Cool" released in 1976, It was the first international success of Boney M.
- Music in a Tesla Coil An acoustic modulated Tesla coil plays the melody by famous videogame "Tetris". The Tesla coil is a type of resonant transformer invented by Nikola Tesla in 1891. Use for the high voltage output, low load (alternating current) electric power.
- 100+ years of Greek music Nicolas Raptakis along with: Helen Pozatzidou, Natasha Mindrinou, Michael Zeis and Bitman, make an a capella tribute to Greek music. Starting in 1910 and going until today, We hear some of the most famous pieces of Greek music scene.
- This Volvo 240 uses the “Africa” of Toto when doors open , Chris is an electronic dealing fairly with old video games and music for 8-bit. This shows us that change the alert tone for the doors to his car, a Volvo 240, the melody of the song "Africa".
- Things you should not do with a vinyl record Here are some things you should not do with a vinyl record spinning on turntable. Caution, The images below may shock the DJ! A funny video from the German radio station Eins, who seems to particularly like Greek music ...
- The worst musical instrument in the world The youtuber and musician Vinheteiro, He challenged himself to find the worst musical instrument and play music with this as best as possible. This was the slide whistle, a whistle by plunger. I tried to play with the music of the Titanic, the "Time to Say Goodbye" (I will leave with you) and the "By a head". The slide whistle, Unlike the other organs of the flames, There is no button or holes for fingers. It is the position of the piston that determines the note will be heard, so the musician should be completely accurate in movements of his hand.
- The Line Rider game music “In the Hall of the Mountain King” The youtuber DoodleChaos painted a stunning path to the small famous game Line Rider, that is perfectly synchronized with the classic "In the Hall of the Mountain King" Norwegian composer and pianist Edvard Grieg. As he says, It took over a month for planning.
- Culinary tour in Athens The youtuber Mark Wiens made a tour in Athens, and enjoy Greek food in various parts of the city.
kai na ‘tan mono ayta…
Ε…εντάξει, Some are a little exaggeration to say stolen!