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I was at a superb accordion recital earlier, on London's South Bank. Suddenly, mid-concert, I could have sworn I could smell lavender, then jasmin, and finally camomile.
I think the virtuosa (Ksenija Sidorova in this case), had augmented her reeds with small viles of perfume,the scent of which
spread through the audatorium, adding an unexpected dimension to her playing.
Ksenija Sidorova
http://www.philharm...ts/ksenijasidorova/
MMSF recital: Ksenija Sidorova, Purcell Room , Mon 20 Jun 2011 [Dub, Jun 20 2011]
Ksenija Sidorova
http://www.youtube....watch?v=2nuPrX4Umfc
[normzone, Jun 20 2011]
Aromatic Nebulizing Diffuser
http://patft.uspto....33440&RS=PN/8133440
Aromatic nebulizing diffuser An aromatic nebulizing diffuser includes a base panel, a lower housing, power adapter, an electric fan, a speaker, a music control circuit, an ultrasonic oscillator carrying a light source, a fluid container, a waster shutter and a transmissive cover. When electrically connected, the ultrasonic oscillator is started to generate high frequency sound waves and to cause atomization of the aromatic fluid contained in the fluid container so that a mist of aerodynamic breakup of fine water drops is seen through the transmissive cover and at the same time, the music control circuit outputs a music through the speaker and the light source emits a mixed color of light to light up the mist of aerodynamic breakup of fine water drops that is forced out of the hole on the top side of the transmissive cover. Jorgensen, Carsten Hsiao; Ming Jen; March 13, 2012 #8133440 [Dub, Mar 18 2012]
Moodo- The Smart Home Fragrance Box
https://www.indiego...-fragrance-box--2#/
Add a Bluetooth speaker and I'm listening... [Dub, Feb 01 2017]
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//a superb accordion recital// |
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Not surprisingly, Google says 'No results found for "a
superb accordion recital".' At least until this idea
gets indexated. |
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(No result for "a bright Oxford Don" nor "Bright Cambridge Don", either. Yup, I guess Google's always right.) |
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I get exactly one hit for "a bright Oxford Don" but
zero for "a bright Cambridge Don." Which proves
that Oxford is better than Cambridge. Or maybe it
proves something else. |
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I love this, but it smells more like po to me, then
potpourri. |
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very nice [dub] but //aug(e)mented her reeds with small viles <sic> sounds like an innuendo. |
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No, he definitely said it was an accordion. An innueno looks and
sounds quite different. |
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[mouseposture], the only one I can find is a link to here... and that doesn't count (being self-referencial) |
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[po], ta, fiexed. BTW, I'm off to Wimbledon to get some prizes |
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[bigsleep] When the cannons were requisitioned for the debut of the symphony, Tsar Alexander's Field Marshall response was
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Konechno ... kogda svin'i budut podnyat'sya v vozduh
(Of course ! ... when swine will take to the air.) |
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thus the origin of the phrase "when pigs will fly". |
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[+] I'd love a lavender accordian! |
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//small viles of perfume// must be the cheap stuff |
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Wonder what Nirvana actually smells like, according to Weird Al? |
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I don't suppose "augmented" was a subtle musical pun, by any chance? |
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Croissant-y scents waft through the air following my augmentation of your bun count. |
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Might've been... Just a little, pocissimo punissimo, perhaps |
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More than that... poco a poco crescentendo |
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"I smell a little vaporetto of a tune,
Sandalwood! Sandalwood! Is he playing Fandango …? |
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{Golf clap} Bravo! Bravo! Biss! Biss! |
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For those interested, BTW, she's playing in London again tomorrow night (Wednesday, 22nd June, 2011 - Midsummer Night’s recital at St Olave’s Church
8 Hart Street London EC3 7NB
Concert starts at 7pm. I may well go again.) |
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I'm washing my hair, thank goodness. |
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What's the difference between an onion and an accordion? Cutting up an onion makes people cry. |
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Yes, but that passes. It doesn't make you wake up in the night screaming for years afterwards. |
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And you can start out not liking onions, but eventually get used to them. |
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"What's the difference between an accordion and a lawnmower ?" |
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1. You can tune a lawnmower.
2. When you lend someone your lawnmower, you want it back. |
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I don't know why everyone here is so negative about accordions. They have a superb tonal repertoire, are rarely if ever out of tune, and are capable of dynamics that are the envy of most other instruments - all in a package that's more portable than a piano and more finely engineered than a sewing machine. The world would be a sadder and duller place without them. |
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No, hang on - I was thinking of guitars. |
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The multifunctional design of accoustic guitars is laudable. Not only can they be used for music, but also function as very effective slicers for hard-boiled eggs. |
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It can be difficult to retrieve all the slices of egg from the interior of the guitar. Even so, more often than not a distinct odour of egg can persist for a considerable time. Even on the limited data available, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that guitar players do not like their instruments to be redolent of aged egg, and this can indeed be the cause of noticeable interpersonal friction, including but not limited to direct physical violence occaisioning serious and painful injuries (Folding music stands are surprisingly heavy and have numerous sharp projections, making them an ideal impromptu club). Large invoices for professional guitar cleaning have also been observed in this context. |
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Would-be egg-slicers should note that "It was meant as a joke" may have some use as a legal defence, but offers no protection against actually being thumped with a music stand. In fact, it seems to make things worse rather than better, and is best avoided*. |
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Unsurprisingly, the sliced egg does have a noticeable flavour of guitar interior, which is not particularly palatable, thus making the whole sorry charade a complete and total waste of time. |
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*"It seemed like a good idea at the time" should also be avoided. |
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[8th], the trick is to cook the egg first, and remove the shell. |
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I'll have you know, I have a great fwend in Wome who plays Accowdion... |
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Would that be Biggus Diccus by any chance ? |
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