There was a project in 3 volumes. Synaulia, music of ancient rome. Though no notations exist, the group reconstructed the instruments and along with experts in the field created the most plausable rendition of what the Roman would have listened to. It's on youtube. Enjoy!
@@stefanknezovic88 Thanks Stefan. Do you have a link you can post? Edit: Sorry, I was being lazy! A quick search came up with this (and many others): ua-cam.com/video/WJKkt-V7D0o/v-deo.html
As a child, I enjoyed the Asterix stories, and some of these showed Roman buccina players. When I was little, I thought that a Buccaneer was a buccina player.
Depends on the skill of the player, same as trumpet or any other brass instrument. C-G-C-E-G-B flat-C would be just about all a high schooler could play, but advanced players can play higher. Might even be able to play a pedal C on those, like you can on flugelhorn.
@@pedrocalegaropelarespublic1574 I must say that I found an error. A word ending in "...um" will always be "...a" when plural. Therefore: AVE · LATINA · POPVLVS
Amazing control for only having partials!👍
I was waiting for the guy with the coconuts from Montey Python search for the holy grail to come trotting onto the stage
😂🎉
Best bit in film history right there buddy😅
I want these in Marching bands
Wonderful! I wish the heck we knew exactly what music they played.
Kurt Armbruster That's from Respighi's "Pini di Roma" the melody from the last (4th) movement.
There was a project in 3 volumes. Synaulia, music of ancient rome. Though no notations exist, the group reconstructed the instruments and along with experts in the field created the most plausable rendition of what the Roman would have listened to. It's on youtube. Enjoy!
@@stefanknezovic88 Thanks Stefan. Do you have a link you can post?
Edit: Sorry, I was being lazy! A quick search came up with this (and many others): ua-cam.com/video/WJKkt-V7D0o/v-deo.html
@@mirozen_ thats them.
ua-cam.com/play/PLwuCQZRLWPU4G1F09NmvOio2UDvlWLaa3.html
Here's a playlist. I'm sure you can buy cds online as well.
@@alexeckertmusic4347 It isn't and obviously isn't. 🙄
As a child, I enjoyed the Asterix stories, and some of these showed Roman buccina players. When I was little, I thought that a Buccaneer was a buccina player.
Suono originale di 2.000 anni fa. Bellissimo! Immagino le legioni ed i campi di battaglia.
Hallo Kurt Armbruster. Das ist bearbeitete Musik von Respighis "Pini di Roma", 4. Satz "Via Appia"..
Alex Eckert Music und diese Instrumente auch für Feste Romane, 1. Satz?
nicht von Pini di Roma
Bonjour très belle performance, de toute beauté. Serait-il possible d'avoir la partitions pour trombone, ou autres instruments ? Merci.
how many notes does a buccina have?
Depends on the skill of the player, same as trumpet or any other brass instrument. C-G-C-E-G-B flat-C would be just about all a high schooler could play, but advanced players can play higher. Might even be able to play a pedal C on those, like you can on flugelhorn.
Ave Caesar!!!
AVE · ROMA · INVICTA
SPQR
Ave Latinvs populus ✊🚩
@@pedrocalegaropelarespublic1574 I must say that I found an error. A word ending in "...um" will always be "...a" when plural. Therefore:
AVE · LATINA · POPVLVS
@@carlosandino821 wouldn’t “ave” require nominative case though? so “ave popule latine”
Lol Romans never wore glasses
Yes they did.
Well done!
Centurias romanas.
Source?
왜 자막이 한국어냐
epic
0:16-0:23 Aladin
부치나 앙상블 본. ㅡ독일
this instrument sounds really bad
It’s not meant to sound good
These only play natural harmonics, so some notes aren't in tune with the modern Western scale.
It's the ancient Roman Cornu, a military instrument.
@@iberius9937 There were four of them inside and the drum was louder. They might as well been playing harmonicas.
You sound really bad.