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In reply to the discussion: Post a strange, odd or unique fact about music. [View all]malthaussen
(17,187 posts)56. 104 is nothing...
... at last count, Leif Segerstam had done 291, but that was as of 2015, he's doubtless done more since. Must be over 300 by now.
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People also think the theremin was used on The Beach Boys Good Vibrations. it wasn't
CBGLuthier
Feb 2016
#50
Nobody in Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass actually played any music on their albums
Brother Buzz
Feb 2016
#17
Hal Blaine also came up with that famous foot pedal bass drum beat in A Taste of Honey
Brother Buzz
Feb 2016
#20
Read Kent Hartman's book, "The Wrecking Crew: The Inside Story of Rock And Roll's Best-Kept Secret"
Brother Buzz
Feb 2016
#67
Haydn's "Farewell" Symphony was not his final symphony, as one might surmise from its nickname.
Aristus
Feb 2016
#18
Neanderthal 'bone flute' musical instruments were actually hyenas gnawing bear cubs
frogmarch
Feb 2016
#22
Some classical composers (mostly the French ones, it seems) died in unusual ways.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Feb 2016
#31
How do you know that? I'm not doubting your word. I mean, it's not that big a deal. I was told that
BlueJazz
Feb 2016
#42
Ah, you got me! I DID know that Rod played the harmonica...actually quite well and he did...
BlueJazz
Feb 2016
#46
"Deutschland Uber Alles" was originally a birthday hymn for the Holy Roman Emperor...
malthaussen
Feb 2016
#59
The person who played piano on Cat Stevens' original recording of "Morning Has Broken"
Trailrider1951
Feb 2016
#64
As many as 15% of classical musicians suffer from permanent tinnitis, according to one study.
eppur_se_muova
Feb 2016
#73