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ππππππππ - Play as loud as you possibly can
ππππππππππππππππππππππππ - Ok, now play louder.
this post was submitted on 26 Oct 2023
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Especially his notes over the score: "Nichts fΓΌr Lauwarmduscher", which basically means "Not for mollycoddles".
i love that in german it's just "luke-warm showerers"
I hope you're making this the last song of the concert, because as a percussionist I am punching a hole through the drum if you give me fortissississississississississississississississississimo like that
Wait... Isn't that the same dude that wrote the circus song (Entry of the Gladiators)? Kinda makes sense that the dude who thought the song now associated with clowns and circuses was meant to be a manly song of combat would also write the loudest fucking song ever.
Indeed, Juicy Fuck did also write Entry of the Gladiators.
Was that autocorrect, or deliberate wordplay?
It's a reference to a different Tumblr post.
yes
Isn't the literal cannon fire of 1812 Overture only ππππ? I think a true 24-π would make a shockwave strong enough to level a city block!
This is amazing. Some people just want it extra loud I guess
Some years ago, my wind band was participating in an event where you get graded+critiqued by experienced musicians. Specifically, we performed in a category where you're given note sheets you've never seen before, then have 1 hour to practice and then you're graded.
So, that's 1 hour of concentration and no discussions. The conductor has to make precise calls and the players have to realize them.
Well, it was my brother and me on third trombone. We had a soloistic section, written in π. We already made sure to be heard, but the conductor told us to not play π there.
There's a joke to never tell trombonists to play loud, because our usual π is just 50% of capacity. So, we had to assume our conductor knew what he was in for and rather than discuss, we just played that nonβπ π on the next cycle.
It would have been easy for our conductor to tell us to not play quite as loud, but well, he didn't.
So, off to the performance we go. There's a recording of it and it's basically 80 musicians playing ππ vs. 2 trombonists, who would win?
As in ffffuck that's loud!
Julius FuΔΓk. Lovely.
Nichts fΓΌr lauwarmduscher lol