File:Contrabass Serpent - 'The Anaconda'.webm
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Tony George demonstrates the contrabass serpent (anaconda) from the Edinburgh University St Cecilia's Hall museum collection
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English: Discover 'The Anaconda' the largest of the serpents!
The 'beast' is being played by Tony George, who has performed and recorded with Modern Orchestras such as the Philharmonia, London Philharmonic Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Orchestra of Scottish Opera and the London Mozart Players as well as many period instrument orchestras throughout Europe, most notably the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Orchestra of the 18th Century and the Gabrieli Ensemble. Tony is also a member of the Wallace Collection. As well as being a performer, Tony is actively involved in teaching, research, publications of authentic editions of music and has also become involved in the development of brass instruments and innovative mutes for both tenor and bass tubas. |
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| Source | YouTube: Contrabass Serpent - 'The Anaconda' – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today |
| Author | St Cecilia's Hall: all things musical instruments |
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