Buisines playing a medieval fanfare from 'Early Musical Instruments' with David Munrow

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Buisines playing a medieval fanfare from 'Early Musical Instruments' - written and introduced by David Munrow..
It is performed by Michael Laird and Graham Whiting. It is from a UK TV series 'Early Musical Instruments', broadcast in 1976. It consisted of six half-hour episodes, each devoted to a family of instruments, this being from the Brass episode - others being Reeds, Keyboard & Percussion, Flutes & Whistles , Plucked Strings and Bowed Strings.
The whole series of six episodes is available on a fully licensed DVD from: www.davidmunro...

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@Williampreza Год назад

“During his early years making documentaries, few people recognized Sergio Leone’s unique talent for videography.” 🤠

@stevenmccann7080 2 года назад

Fabulous that these are being aired. Just to clarify that it's Michael Laird and Graham Whiting playing the instruments and not Iaan Wilson.

@davidgriffith256 2 года назад

Thank you, now corrected.

@mijola2476 Год назад

and to clarify yet further this is performed by Michael Laird and Crispian Steele-Perkins

@lylecohen1638 9 месяцев назад

as a final clarification, I would like to make clear that these are in fact John Cleese and Graham Chapman.

@LindaMerchant-bq2hp 6 месяцев назад

Medieval trombones

@777cmm777 3 месяца назад

"Pico and Sepulveda..."

@SaxJockey 2 года назад

They sound fantastic, great skill. What are those particular instruments made from (it doesn't appear to metal)?

@user-wm5bc2xe5c Год назад

Looks like birch. Birch trumpet

3 месяца назад

Carefully fashioned from Crépes dough and painted with numerous thick coats of egg. These were the favorite instrument of Buskers. If passers-by failed to supply alms for a decent meal, the instruments could provide sustenance.

3 месяца назад

It's a good thing he wrote that down. / sarc

@runner0075 Месяц назад

Before her honourable as well remarkable very end at the oven grill, my white duck sang quite better, and without boring discussion on 9 folding something. Regards, sirs.