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Sushi Train Orchestra

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As each instrument tethered to the travelling sushi train emerges and passes a seated musician, they have to play it for a few seconds until it moves to the next person who then takes their turn.

The musicians are of course all multi-instrumentalists, and able to quickly adopt to the rapid changes required. A special piece has also been composed that takes the unique timing and orchestration into account required for the event.

—xenzag, Feb 26 2020

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       So either the aerophones are somehow disinfected between the players, or those players have to be Really Good Friends ... ?   

       <Starts roughing out the score of "Xenzag's Coronavirus Symphony"/>
—8th of 7, Feb 26 2020
   

       Perhaps this would work better if the musicians ride in a "sushi train" of gondolas.
—sninctown, Feb 26 2020
   

       No metronome needed with the clickety clack.   

       If the carriages were of different lengths and it was a long powerful train carrying multiple copies of the wanted instruments, either rolling stock or impromptu music can be formed.
—wjt, Feb 27 2020
   

       <Starts roughing out the score of "Xenzag's Coronavirus Symphony"/> — 8th of 7, Feb 26 2020   

       Ah, you must be referring to the piece known as " Covid's 19th "
—normzone, Feb 28 2020
   

       <confiscates [8th]'s crayon>
—MaxwellBuchanan, Feb 28 2020
   

       WAAAAAAAAAAAH !
—8th of 7, Feb 28 2020
   

       Having never heard of a sushi train, I originally thought this was one of those random word collection ideas, like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which I thought at the time was the most dada concept ever.
—RayfordSteele, Feb 28 2020
   

       We may be approaching the age when attempts at dada are misconstrued as gaga ... followed in due course by the age at which they actually are.
—pertinax, Feb 29 2020
   

       I feel like this is just the beginning of exploration into a great untapped vein of sushi train HB ideas.
—tatterdemalion, Feb 29 2020
   

       ... for example, no-one's done a sushi-train orrery yet.
—pertinax, Feb 29 2020
   

       Of course "train" is a verb as well as a noun.   

       <Decides to tell nurses that [MB] is a crayon thief/>
—8th of 7, Feb 29 2020
   

       He hides them up his bum. The rainbow coloured poo was the giveaway according to the nurses, after hours of searching.
—xenzag, Feb 29 2020
   

       //no-one's done a sushi-train orrery yet// sushi-train orrery snowglobe, shirley?
—MaxwellBuchanan, Feb 29 2020
   

       <Classic Halfbakery Response>   

       "Not enough jam and bees"   

       <CHR/>
—8th of 7, Feb 29 2020
   


 

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