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The Qin is an ancient Chinese instrument that has created the music for many a slow, quiet moment in Kung-fu movies. This old man is taken directly from the Zhang Yimou movie Hero.
Happy New Year.
P.Hos out.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Marac' the House
The idea for maracas (also known as rumba sticks and shac-shacs) started out as a rainstick, until I realized that very few people actually use rainsticks to play music. But both rainsticks and maracas remind of the sound a TV makes when it's on the fritz. So here you have it: Latin American TV static, in convenient idiophone form.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Baby got Bagpipes
Bagpipes are unique in the musical canon. They don't fit into any other category. They aren't woodwinds, or reeded instruments, or brass, or percussion, or strings. They fit into the "Bagpipe" category. They are also plural, like pants. You have to look hard to find someone playing a single bagpipe.
Manana: Maraca
Manana: Maraca
Monday, December 28, 2009
Humor in Jugular Vein
Don't knock the jug. There aren't very many instruments that a beginner can pick up and sound almost as good as a virtuoso. Any kid with a Coke bottle can do it.
Tomorrow: Baby got Bagpipe
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Labels: instruments, jug, month project, music, people
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Two's Timpani, Three's a Crowd
Yes, I'm sure there are many great and elaborate classical timpani pieces, but so help me, the one I think of first is "George of the Jungle".
Tomorrow: Humor in a Jugular Vein
Saturday, December 26, 2009
The Queen of Harps
Friday, December 25, 2009
Law of the Jingle
Maybe it's a cultural thing, but jingle bells just sound like snow and Christmas. Santa wouldn't be as jolly if his coming was heralded by flugelhorns, for example.
Tomorrow: Harpies
Thursday, December 24, 2009
100% Organic
In all those kids' movies from the 90s that I sort of liked, the bad guy played an organ. I think in the Beauty and the Beast sequel, the bad guy WAS an organ. I, not being a very creative type, decided that the pipe organ was the piano's grumpy, scrooge-like uncle, and that organs everywhere never smile.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
"Echo One to Bass!"
An actual upright bass is about 6 1/2 feet tall. This guy is 6 1/2 feet wide, and accordingly, weighs about 1000 pounds. He's got a deeper voice than Barry White, and makes dents in the sidewalk when he goes for a stroll.
Tomorrow: Why can't skeletons play music in church?
Tomorrow: Why can't skeletons play music in church?
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Try Harder, Triangle
When I took band in middle school (I played clarinet, just like Squidward) the director happened to go off on one occasion about the Juilliard School of Performng Arts. According to him, one could major in triangle, and become so proficient one could play an entire scale of notes on this bent little piece of metal. We were all duly impressed, and I quit band shortly after.
Tomorrow: Bass Camp
Tomorrow: Bass Camp
Monday, December 21, 2009
Look over theremin!
The theremin (also known as that sci-fi wailing sound from old "Bug-Eyed Monsters" movies and "Good Vibrations" by the Beach Boys) sounds exactly like what I imagine that fellow from Edward Munch's "The Scream" sounds like.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Peace and Harmonica
The harmonica seems to be one of those instruments a woodland critter would play, if they had a sense of melody, since you don't really need thumbs to work it.
Tomorrow: Look over theremin!
Tomorrow: Look over theremin!
Saturday, December 19, 2009
I heard "Under the Sea" played on a marimba on Youtube, and it really just felt right. The marimba has this soothing, bouncy bonk that just sounds sort of aquatic.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Didgeridoo, where are you?
As soon as I had finished this, I realized it needed desperately to be on a t-shirt. Which I haven't done yet. But I think that says more about the completely psychedelic sound that the didgeridoo makes than my own drawing skills.
Tomorrow: Marimba maid
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Flight of the V
More poster-ization here. I have to give props to guys like Jamie Hewlett and Yasuhiro Nightow on this one. Also Sid Vicious.
Tomorrow: Didgeridoo, where are you?
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
King of the Bongo
Here I am, going for an homage to one of my personal favorite styles, the sixties cartoon screen print. All the designs were shaped like exotic fruits, and exotica lounge music ruled the scene. In his more devilish moments, I'll bet Don Draper listened to bongo music.
P.S. Catch the Manu Chau reference in the title?
Tomorrow: Flight of the V
P.S. Catch the Manu Chau reference in the title?
Tomorrow: Flight of the V
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Tambourine (Wo)man
Traditionally, the tambourine is a woman's instrument. Even in ethnic bands, where every other instrument is played by a man, if they have a tambourine, it'll be played by a woman. And she will be a gypsy.
Tomorrow: Bongo baby
Monday, December 14, 2009
Donald Trumpet
A version of this guy appeared on my first promotional mailer, along with a curmudgeonly pianist and a bosomy cellist. You know what happened to the pianist. I still have plans for the cellist.
Tomorrow: Wham, bam, thank you tam(bourine)!
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Accordion to Him
This guy started out looking like Jerry Lewis, and ended up looking like Stephen Colbert. The accordion just makes me think of buck teeth.
Tomorrow: Donald Trumpet
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Going, Going, Gong!
The Gong seems to be one of those instruments that was named after they heard it played. Not like the clavichord.
Tomorrow: Accordion to me
Tomorrow: Accordion to me
Friday, December 11, 2009
Portrait of a Bassoon and his player
Bassoon Man. Half-way through painting it, I realized that this guy looked like John Boehner, so I fixed him.
Tomorrow: the Gong Show.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Rudy Kazoo
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
The buzzy twang of a sitar always reminded me of the movement of insect legs. The big kind, like stick insects. And George Harrison.
I only noticed after I finished this that it has the exact same colors as the ukulele. Must be something about exotic string instruments.
Tomorrow: Rudy Kazoo
I only noticed after I finished this that it has the exact same colors as the ukulele. Must be something about exotic string instruments.
Tomorrow: Rudy Kazoo
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Flute of the Conchords
Those of you with an interest in foreign animation may notice, rightfully, that the flute girl is based partially on Aisling, the forest fairy from Tomm Moore's excellent Irish film The Secret of Kells. You might also notice that the lack of buttons on her flute suggests it's an Irish flute. I do my homework on these, people.
Tomorrow: Sitar-day
Monday, December 7, 2009
Jaw-Harp Jubilee
The Jaw-Harp goes by many names. Some call it the Jew's Harp. Some call it the Mouth Harp. Some call it the Juice Harp, for all the spit you lather up learning to play it.
I prefer to call it Colonel McTwangy's Bit-Down Fun-Maker.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
The Oom-pa-pa Loompa
If you didn't get the pun, it's a tuba. Although this guy looks a little more like Augustus Gloop than an Oompa Loompa.
Tomorrow: Jaw Harp
Tomorrow: Jaw Harp
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Graphic Violins
This is one of those pieces that makes me glad I spent so much time on it.
Tomorrow: Oom-pa-pa Loompa
Friday, December 4, 2009
Gimme down to there snare
It was annoyingly hard not to make this guy look like a Simpsons character.
Tomorrow: Graphic Violins
Tomorrow: Graphic Violins
Thursday, December 3, 2009
The Pianist
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Saxual Healing
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Musical People
My new project, one I hope I can stick to, involves creating one character a day for a month based on a musical instrument. December is 31 days, so at the end, I should have 31 characters. This probably means I'll need to double up a little so I can take Christmas off, but I think it's a worthy goal.
Here's the first: Ukulele Lady.
Tomorrow: Saxophone Man.
Here's the first: Ukulele Lady.
Tomorrow: Saxophone Man.
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Vikings' Allen Fined; Harvin Practices
Viking defensive end Jared Allen was fined $21,000 for a hard block against Chicago guard Lance Louis in Sunday's game against the Bears. Allen hit Louis blind sided after Antoine Winfield picked off a pass from Jay Cutler. Louis' left leg was stuck in the turf and he tore his ACL and is out for the season.
Viking receiver Percy Harvin was limited in practice Wednesday as he's trying to come back from a sprained left ankle. Harvin has missed the last 2 games with the injury and was seen limping during practice Wednesday. Tight end Kyle Rudolph did not practice for the Vikings Wednesday but safety Harrison Smith was limited in practice Wednesday. Both Rudolph and Smith passed their post concussion tests Wednesday.
The Vikings play at Green Bay Sunday at noon, pregame on WJON at 11am. Minnesota is a 10-point underdog. Hear more about the Vikings tonight on Vikings Live at Winter Park from 6-7pm on AM 1390-the Fan.


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Tombeaux consists of three compositions. "Sepulchre" is a radical reworking of an original piece dating from 1984. "Of the Passing" is another Metzger original (showcasing some beautiful bowing), while "Beau Soir" features a wonderfully curious arrangement of Claude Debussy's 1883 art song.
Paul Metzger
Metzger summons the spirits of his musical Appalachian forefathers, guitarist Django Reinhardt and classical sitarist Nikhil Banerjee, among others, weaving a peerless, highly individualistic style that sounds unlike anyone but himself. Metzger's playing doesn't imitate raga structures so much as use those modal figures as his starting point. He employs dazzling, breviloquent string plucks on the main banjo strings, whilst producing rhythmic, droning textures on the cross strings of an added bridge. Some have suggested similarities to the works of John Fahey or Sandy Bull, but Metzger's modus operandi doesn't constitute a mirroring of those styles; rather, he composes and operates apart from their music, in an insular and altogether separate universe. In the process, Metzger transcends and expands the lexicon in a wholly organic manner.
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A BMW 650 carrying Lindsay Lohan struck a paparazzo around 1 AM on Sunday morning, according to KTLA.
The incident reportedly occurred behind bar and concert venue the Hotel Cafe in Hollywood.
After the car in question picked up Lindsay and her assistant, the vehicle was reportedly surrounded by members of the papazarri – one of whom the station reported was struck and injured when the car accelerated forward.
The LAPD reportedly confirmed to KTLA that officers did respond to a pedestrian collision.
"I was informed by an officer that a vehicle had sped away at a high rate of speed and hit a paparazzi photographer causing an injury to his hand, his wrist," Sgt. Vasquez reportedly told KTLA. Authorities do not consider the case a hit-and-run.
According to the station, the paparazzo, a 220 pound male, sustained injuries to his wrist and leg and was treated at the scene, where he spoke to police.
Earlier, Lindsay was spotted wearing all black exiting the club. Adam Lambert was also in attendance, Tweeting on Sunday, "Hotel Cafe was wild last night."
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With the three points
The Rapids had not only failed to win at
Mike Petke scored the game's only goal in the 60th minute his first goal since Sept. 8 2007. Terry Cooke drove in a corner kick from the far side and Petke standing alone in the penalty area headed the ball across the face of goal and into the side netting for the matchwinner.
The tally broke a 283 minute scoreless streak (the longest of the season) for
The game was not without its drama as
The Rapids came out and controlled the tempo having the majority of the possession in the first 20 minutes. Tom McManus saw his header off a Cooke corner saved spectacularly by Dario Sala in the 28th minute.
The 0-0 score at halftime marked the first game since July 19 also at
Scoring Summary:
Colorado Rapids – Preston Burpo Kosuke Kimura Cory Gibbs Mike Petke Jordan Harvey Terry Cooke Pablo Mastroeni (John DiRaimondo 53) Nick LaBrocca Colin Clark Conor Casey (Omar Cummings 82) Tom McManus (Facundo Erpen 67)
Substitutes not used: Chris Sharpe Jose Burciaga Jr. Christian Gomez Jacob Peterson
FC Dallas – Dario Sala Drew Moor Aaron Pitchkolan Pablo Ricchetti Blake Wagner Michael Dello-Russo (Dax McCarty 65) Bruno Guarda Marcelo Saragosa (Dominic Oduro 74) Anthony Wallace (Eric Avila 52) Kenny Cooper Jeff Cunningham
Substitutes Not Used: Ray Burse Brek Shea Abe Thompson Jamie Watson
Misconduct Summary:
DAL – Moor (Caution) 89
Referee: Tim WeylandReferees Assts.: Paul Scott; Bill Dittmar
Fourth Official: Jasen Anno


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