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Nascar Doppler Orchestra

 Siren symphony.
  (+7, -3)
(+7, -3) 		  [vote for,
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Welcome to the philharmonic Nascar rink, where culture meets popular entertainment! We take pride in our mastery of the Doppler effect* and promise a high-quality delivery of classical master works.

Sit back, and enjoy fast cars with sirens, performing in a very distributed rendition of Vivaldi's 4 seasons.

*The Doppler effect describes how a perceived wavelength depends on the relative speed between source and observer (e.g. the drop in tone of an ambulance when it passes you)

—placid_turmoil, May 22 2007

Custom Echo Wall Custom Echo Wall
Yes, it reminded me of this too. [zen_tom, May 22 2007]

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       Imagine rehersals, "No no no! Easy on the clutch then hard on the brakes, no hard on the clutch and easy on the brakes. Let's take it from the articulated truck part. And a one and a two and a one two three *Engines all rev in open chord*."
—Germanicus, May 22 2007
   

       + could be interesting...I'd listen for a bit.
—xandram, May 22 2007
   

       Would it not only work for spectators in one particular spot? Even then, [+], I like it as much as the Custom Echo Wall.
—theleopard, May 22 2007
   

       The only time you'd want to listen to Vivaldi with earplugs.
—nuclear hobo, May 23 2007
   

       Sp: Volvoldi
—MaxwellBuchanan, May 23 2007
   


 

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