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Love for all the pit musicians

Love for all the pit musicians

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morosco
#1Love for all the pit musicians
Posted: 4/29/13 at 6:38pm

You talented folks never fail to fascinate me.
Evita: A New Argentina, drum cam view from orchestra pit

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DooWahDiddy
#2Love for all the pit musicians
Posted: 4/29/13 at 7:29pm

Hey, thanks! Been doing it professionally for a while now and it's always nice to know that people appreciate it. Love for all the pit musicians

Here's another one people might enjoy: "Hairspray" conductor cam. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tka8VdDS1_I

KathyNYC2
#2Love for all the pit musicians
Posted: 4/29/13 at 7:43pm

My daughter's a Broadway Pit cellist..so as a mom, I appreciate when the musicians get appreciated as well. YAY!

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Amalia Balash
#3Love for all the pit musicians
Posted: 4/29/13 at 9:58pm

I've been lucky enough to sit in the pit during several Broadway shows and it made me admire the pit musicians even more than I had from the audience. There's such a difference in texture when a show has a full orchestra.

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morosco
#4Love for all the pit musicians
Posted: 4/29/13 at 11:29pm

I noticed that the drummer in the EVITA video is using an electronic display to read his score. It looks like an ipad or something like that. Is that becoming common nowadays? Sure makes turning the page easier...just tap the screen.

JohnyBroadway
#5Love for all the pit musicians
Posted: 4/29/13 at 11:31pm

Kudos to the pit and conductor, always.

Rainbowhigh23
#6Love for all the pit musicians
Posted: 4/29/13 at 11:57pm

I love that drummer's video! Pit drummers are no nonsense, stick to the script and keep in time type drummers. No crazy rock star solos. It's great to hear real drumming on an acoustic set as well.

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jnb9872
#7Love for all the pit musicians
Posted: 4/30/13 at 12:07am

Check out his other videos, too... he really does great on "The Music and the Mirror" (even opining on the song's 'boring bits' -- for a drummer, of course).


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