Triumfo’s video shows him playing the song one note at a time, emphasizing his editing skills. As the guitarist says in the title of the video, this is the result of “1% guitar skills, 9% chopsticks skills, 90% editing skills”.

“It took me 3 weeks to finish the entire video. I edited this video for at least 2.5 hours a day (50+ total working hours). One hour can be consumed for a 10 second video clip of the song,” he writes. To see the result, click play below.

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The Queen’s Guard performed Bohemian Rhapsody in the courtyard outside Buckingham Palace, just hours after the Queen biopic movie won the Best Picture of the Golden Globes, and leaving, both, tourists and the world speechless. What a beautiful way to honor the members of the band Queen and the movie cast, right?

The video which was posted by a Twitter user called Frosty got viral, and since Monday it has been retweeted more than 3.6k times and liked by 10k people.

Check out the footage below.

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“Is this just fantasy? No, it’s our Chanukah tribute to one of the greatest and most epic songs of all time. Ready, Freddie? Kindle the lights, remember the Maccabees, and rock on. CHAG SAMEACH!”

The production is amazing and the singers are truly talented. People from around the world, Jewish or not, are writing positive comments below the video saying that Six13 has done an excellent job.

See it for yourself.

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Several bands and musicians have covered this legendary song but trombonist Christopher Bill has thought of one of the most artistic ways to do it. Together with 27 fellow trombonists, they assembled to perform “Bohemian Rhapsody” using only their musical instruments.

The epic cover took place at the 2018 International Trombone Festival. Bill referred to it as his “secret project,” and he is proud to gather some of the most talented trombonists today – several of whom play in symphonies around the globe.

Scroll down below to watch these amazing artists performed in unison to create an impressive rendition of the song.

The post 28 Trombonists Unite to Perform an Epic Cover of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” appeared first on TettyBetty.

Triumfo’s video shows him playing the song one note at a time, emphasizing his editing skills. As the guitarist says in the title of the video, this is the result of “1% guitar skills, 9% chopsticks skills, 90% editing skills”.

“It took me 3 weeks to finish the entire video. I edited this video for at least 2.5 hours a day (50+ total working hours). One hour can be consumed for a 10 second video clip of the song,” he writes. To see the result, click play below.

The post Ralph Jay Triumfo Plays “Bohemian Rhapsody” Using Chopsticks appeared first on TettyBetty.

The Queen’s Guard performed Bohemian Rhapsody in the courtyard outside Buckingham Palace, just hours after the Queen biopic movie won the Best Picture of the Golden Globes, and leaving, both, tourists and the world speechless. What a beautiful way to honor the members of the band Queen and the movie cast, right?

The video which was posted by a Twitter user called Frosty got viral, and since Monday it has been retweeted more than 3.6k times and liked by 10k people.

Check out the footage below.

The post The Queen’s Guard Performed “Bohemian Rhapsody” appeared first on TettyBetty.

“Is this just fantasy? No, it’s our Chanukah tribute to one of the greatest and most epic songs of all time. Ready, Freddie? Kindle the lights, remember the Maccabees, and rock on. CHAG SAMEACH!”

The production is amazing and the singers are truly talented. People from around the world, Jewish or not, are writing positive comments below the video saying that Six13 has done an excellent job.

See it for yourself.

The post Watch Chanukah-Themed A Cappella Adaptation of “Bohemian Rhapsody” appeared first on TettyBetty.

Several bands and musicians have covered this legendary song but trombonist Christopher Bill has thought of one of the most artistic ways to do it. Together with 27 fellow trombonists, they assembled to perform “Bohemian Rhapsody” using only their musical instruments.

The epic cover took place at the 2018 International Trombone Festival. Bill referred to it as his “secret project,” and he is proud to gather some of the most talented trombonists today – several of whom play in symphonies around the globe.

Scroll down below to watch these amazing artists performed in unison to create an impressive rendition of the song.

The post 28 Trombonists Unite to Perform an Epic Cover of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” appeared first on TettyBetty.