Every James Bond movie is accompanied by an opening song played by a famous musician. But did you know there are 3 secrets that make a Bond song a hit?
Beethoven's Symphony Number 5 is one of the most famous songs in the world, recognized with it's simple but dramatic opening. But how did it all start?
Old school records were made of vinyl and had a unique sound. But what does a record made of chocolate sound like?
Piano's are pretty big in general when it comes to instruments. So imagine sitting down in front of this 18 foot 9 inch beast to play a little song.
Playing a saw blade is one of those cartoonish things you've seen people do. But I've bet you've never heard these sounds played on a saw.
Distortion Pedal's are normally reserved for rock guitarists wanting to bring down the roof. So what would happen if you were to attach one to a traditional harp?
Did you know you can play music with barcodes? What about attaching barcode scanners to skateboard and playing music?
Playing the trumpet is hard. Multi tasking is hard. So playing 2 trumpets at once should be impossible, right? Wrong!
Do you want all the attention on you while you jam? Then this wearable pipe instrument is for you, even if the music sucks people are still going to be looking at you.
Rasputin, Russia's greatest love machine, from Boney M.'s '70s hit sounds so good on these electric toothbrushes and more.
We think of beatboxing as purely sound but it can be written down for later reference. Check out how this beatboxer writes down his songs.
Watch and listen as musician Louis Zong takes a tiny toy guitar and manages to play a full song on it.
Stuck in lock down with no visitors the people at the Miniatur Wunderland had time on their hands to build something special. So they got their model trains to play classical music on glasses of water..
Making music for Halo Infinite took the sacrifice of a piano and it was worth it.
Are you too lazy to get out of bed but really need to do your piano practice? Just grab some strings and follow along.
