this article on deputydog is definitely worth a gander

This video in particular I found very cool indeed.

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Is this the kind of "experimental" music that classical musicians were into making back int the 50s and 60s?  I heard that it influenced the Beatles a bit (Paul as much, if not more so than John) and that's where they got the idea to put weird stuff in their music.

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Quote from: LeekClock;1319131This video in particular I found very cool indeed.

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Yeah, that piece is pretty challenging. I still can't do it without screwing up a few times.
Apparently he can't either, he's pretty damn good at it though.

He's the guy who composed it... Apparently he's the only one on record who can play it.

Quote from: LeekClock;1319231He's the guy who composed it... Apparently he's the only one on record who can play it.

Yeah. What I was getting at is that even he can't play his piece without screwing up. There were at least 6 mistakes there. It's really difficult.

You're probably right about nobody else being able to do it though. None of the players in my orchestra can get under 18 mistakes with slowdown.