TKSST: The Typewriter, Performed with an Orchestra
The first 1.5 minutes of this performance of La máquina de escribir (The Typewriter) in 2011 is all a humorously-pantomimed set up. And when the music starts, percussionist Alfredo Anaya brings even more delight. The orchestra, a humanitarian association of Spain-based musicians called Voces para la Paz (Voices for Peace), was led at the Auditorio Nacional de Música de Madrid by conductor Miguel Roa, who plays his part well, too.
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The first 1.5 minutes of this performance of La máquina de escribir (The Typewriter) in 2011 is all a humorously-pantomimed set up. And when the music starts, percussionist Alfredo Anaya brings even more delight. The orchestra, a humanitarian association of Spain-based musicians called Voces para la Paz (Voices for Peace), was led at the Auditorio Nacional de Música de Madrid by conductor Miguel Roa, who plays his part well, too.
Note: The above comes directly from their website. Click here to read more!
Note: Parents if you are not familiar with The Kid Should See This website, please take the time to explore. This is just one example of what you would find. Also, my Cyber Dudes scour this site and others for information which your young child would love. Go to "Student" tab above and then to "Check This Out."
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