The "Chicago" Steve Martin plays world record 46 instruments in 4 minutes. скачать в хорошем качестве

The "Chicago" Steve Martin plays world record 46 instruments in 4 minutes.

Steve Martin, performed a fundraising challenge for his school, the North Shore Adventist Academy, by playing the tune "Mary Had A Little Lamb" on the most instruments possible in 4 minutes; he scored 46. He did this during his music student's Spring Band Concert on May 19, 2019. Click the banjo icon to the upper left to access Steve's channel and hear more of his music. At this point, Mr. Martin has been the band director at NSAA in Chicago for 36 years, and through this event, he raised $2500 in donations. He sends a special thanks for the support of all those in attendance, including his family, students and their families, alumni, North Shore SDA Church members, and professional musician buddies from the community. This challenge is currently under review with recordsetter.com to obtain sanctioned world record status; no word yet. Except for the French horn, baritone, tuba, piano, wind chimes, orchestra bells, orchestral chimes, and timpani, which are owned by the school, all the instruments he used were selected from his personal collection. In order to break his score, one must follow these rules: -no assistance allowed -complete song must be played (all 26 notes) -melody of "Mary Had..." must be recognizable -must play instruments one at a time -each instrument must be DIFFERENT; however, instruments of the same family may be used if their fundamental pitch, or lowest notes are an octave apart (ie. sopranino, alto, & bass recorder's lowest note F are all an 8va apart from each other), OR a they have a mechanical/material difference (ie. silver flute w/keys & Irish wooden flute w/no keys). Master list of instruments accomplished (in order): 1. micro flute 2. cheeks 3. piano accordion 4. concertina 5. trumpet 6. F horn 7. trombone 8. baritone 9. tuba 10. kazoo 11. ukelele 12. mandolin 13. 4st banjo 14. 5st banjo 15. 6st guitar 16. bass guitar 17. slide guitar 18. tenor sax 19. bass clarinet 20. lap dulcimer 21. soprano sax 22. oboe 23. soprano clarinet 24. bass recorder 25. piccolo 26. slide whistle 27. sopranino recorder 28. Filipino flute 29. Irish whistle 30. quena 31. alto recorder 32. Irish flute 33. silver flute 34. bamboo jaw harp 35. steel jaw harp 36. lo G harmonica 37. hi G harmonica 38. cello 39. violin 40. pan flute 41. thumb piano 42. nose flute 43. ocarina 44. electric piano 45. wind chimes 46. orchestra bells Disclaimer: the clock expired before the last note was played on the chimes, which would have been #47. The chimes & timpani were available, just in case. ; )