Thank you for the link, Alfonso. The guys' dead serious faces are most funny!!!

Alf wrote:


That´s really too funny, can´t stop laughing and I think, the vuvuzela and the piano would give the perfect sound-combination. But I have to say, these guys are really good! And the coronation is, that the colours of their vuvuzelas fit perfectly to the football WM, isn´t it?!

You can try yourself. Open up one YT video with some piano music (this one is perfect: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--1IIe1CGKo), then click the soccerball button on the right side of the video bar (mind the volume, though).




Indeed!

Yes, that is the kind of humour I prefer.

Alf wrote:


Hm, if I try to open the video-link, I get the message "the video isn´t available". I have tried to open one of my own piano videos, but couldn´t find a soccerball button.

That's probably because it is copyrighted and YT applies country-specific filters for that reason. Anyway, you can occasionally see that button on the video bar, and if you push it a vuvuzela buzz is dubbed in behind the original soundtrack.

Alf wrote:


Ah, I see, I will try it out. That must be a a high enjoyment of my Bach to listen to it with a vuvuzela in the backround, especially because I haven´t listened so long to a vuvuzela. One whole hour is over I came from the open air bath, were I couldn´t hear nearly anything else than vuvuzelas, because Germany has won against Argentina. (I went to that open air bath for to flee the football world championship in the hope to have the opportunity to make a quiet swim in an empty open air bath, because all people would watch the football game at home, but unfortunately they had a TV screen there in that open air bath. )

And you've probably listened just to a small amount of it so far, given the awesome team Germany is now and since they will very likely make the finals and win.
By the way, Chris has disappeared from the forum. Is he still recovering from the big booze after the Oranje won over Brazil?



Eh, I undestand you dear Andreas. But this time I am very lucky that the Italian team is the worst ever and I have been spared of the nasty vuvuzelas, car horns, shouts and all the usual repertoire displayed by the soccer freaks.