This is really different.

[Dr. Cheese]

I don’t what to call this but it is pretty cool.

 

[smeet]

EACM (Electro Acoustic Cheese Music).

 

[ElectroVibe]

An orchestra playing folk/pop music. It's like something from the Lawrence Welk Show, circa 1970.

 

[Need Gigs]

It's a remix, just in case you weren't aware
Here's the uploader's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheTouchy1/videos

 

[Carl Hillman]

I don’t what to call this but it is pretty cool.

Yikes.

I'm gonna have to go listen to some Sun Ra to get that out of my ears.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

It's a remix, just in case you weren't aware
Here's the uploader's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheTouchy1/videos

I knew it was altered.

 

[40Hz]

Yowza! Brings back some wedding band and society orchestra gig memories that one does!

I’d call it a well known Danny Malandano tango (that most elegant of dance forms) called Olé Guapa.

I like it better on a button accordion played with less speed and more feeling however… (skip to 1:15 to bypass the intro talking)

 

[adje]

Olé Guapa's composer Arie Maasland went by the stage name Malando (no first name). Olé Guapa dates from 1936. So the mash-up matches proper Dutch music with the finest Dutch drivel orchestra (there is a HUGE worldwide market for drivel music). Fun fact is that André Rieu first hit single was a Shostakovich piece - well, not exactly Symphony #13 but rather one of the jazz waltzes.

 

[Marc DLarosa]

I'd bet the G string off of ALL of my basses that they could do this without the guy with the stick...

 

[wysiwyg248]

Sounds like an accelerated Tango at the beginning, evolving into folk music.
Maybe inspired by Santoalalla, who mixes Tango and Techno -this version is with double bass-?

 

[Bunk McNulty]

ElectroSchnitzel ("usually thinned by pounding with a meat tenderizer. Most commonly, the meat is breaded before frying.")

 

[jnewmark]

An orchestra playing folk/pop music. It's like something from the Lawrence Welk Show, circa 1970.

On steroids.

 

[ardgedee]

I like it when a producer can make a good mix out of mostly-acoustic source material.

This reminds me of Mr. Scruff, whose "Get a Move On" was built on Moondog's "Bird's Lament"



or Mocean Worker who built a whole album from samples of midcentury big band records

 

[GreyBeard]

The guys got CHOPS

 

[fhm555]

I don’t what to call this but it is pretty cool.

A Lawrence Welk tribute band?

 

[fhm555]

I'd bet the G string off of ALL of my basses that they could do this without the guy with the stick...

What’s the difference between a symphony orchestra and a bull?
The bull has their horns in front and their A hole in back.

 

[Yellow Bang66]

I don’t what to call this but it is pretty cool.

I guess this what Pompous Douches listen to

 

[40Hz]

Moondog's "Bird's Lament"

Oh man! Lou Hardin aka Moondog!!!

A true original if there ever was one. He and that other great musical rebel Harry Partch are two of the coolest composers who ever wrote.

 

[Richard_K]

This video is a scam! Check out his fingering at 2:04. The passage is going up in the scale but his fingering in going down on the keyboard. More Russian disinformation, I presume.

 

[Watchootognbout]

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