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Anonymous
07/14/23(Fri)01:44
No. 21868
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Hey, I've got a meme-idea that it's been in my head for years, but I currently lack the video-skills to pull it off, but as you're a Mayuri-lover, maybe you'll do it out of devotion.
So, in the second movement of Beethoven's 9th Symphony, there is a point early in the movement where the music transitions from its quiet intro, into a louder part.
It's during that crescendo, that one can hear an instrument going "du, du-duu, du, du-duu, du, du-duu, du, du-duu" and I thought, "Hey! Doesn't that sound like "Tuturu?!"
I think it's got a lot of potential as a short-form meme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdHRv16Zrio
At 0:22, you can hear what I'm talking about most audibly in the performance-sample that was freely available with Windows XP.
Wouldn't it be hilarious, if Tuturu rose from the middle of stage on a rotating column, with arms held wide like a child, singing "Tuturu" in time with that bassoon, or whatever that instrument is?
"Tuturu, Tuturu, Tuturu, [tension builds] Tuturu, Tuturu..."
What do you think?