ByNaimrif
It's often played by dance bands and others as a "break signal." But even someone who played it himself couldn't explain its origin to me.
(I also made an audio recording, but don't know how to play it here.)
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This shower is often played at carnival sessions at the end of a lecture. There was already 60/70 years ago. We have always sung him:
da-dadadaada – pommes frites!
Hello,
on this small theme there is sogr a Wikipedia entry, who would have thought that
Tusch – Wikipedia
So come out of the circus, aha!
LG
Harry
Thank you, but I meant that. But maybe he comes from the circus. Or is that a fanfare?
Well, not every little shower has a historical background. How Arnold Schönberg’s Tusch (12-ton music) would have known? How chromatic catjammer?
Everyone can think one out. For example, do you know about the main tents?