A-Z Challenge Day 11

Short stories featuring musical instruments and those who play them!

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k2She couldn’t play an instrument. Such a shame because she loved music. She was mesmerised by orchestras and envied those that brought the works of great composers to life. 

‘Can you sing in tune?’ asked her friend.

‘Pretty well’ she said.

‘Then get yourself a kazoo! All you have to do is hum into it!’

So she did. And she loved it.

Unfortunately, orchestras don’t employ kazooists.

‘Start your own’ suggested her friend.

She put a video of herself on social media and asked for people to join her in a virtual kazoo orchestra. 

They did, lots of them! And so it was, The Kazorchestra came about.

They meet up every week on Zoom and buzz away to their heart’s content!

Move over The Royal Philharmonic!

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31 thoughts on “A-Z Challenge Day 11

  1. msjadeli Apr 13, 2021 / 04:56

    Kazorchestra indeed! I’m sure this is based on a true story. Youtube is a starmaker!

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  2. Arti Jain Apr 13, 2021 / 09:09

    Kazoo on Zoom–like the sound of it.

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  3. hilarymb Apr 13, 2021 / 11:37

    Hi Keith – is this the American equivalent to our comb and Izal toilet paper child’s instrument?? Cheers Hilary

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    • Keith's Ramblings Apr 13, 2021 / 16:25

      It could well be! Thanks for reminding me, Hilary. I’m going to have a go right now with a bit of greaseproof paper!

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      • hilarymb Apr 13, 2021 / 16:51

        Did your comb have a lot of teeth and with widish spaces? Dunno … otherwise – and now retire … as I hardly need a comb!!! Cheers H

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  4. Crackerberries Apr 13, 2021 / 12:13

    I remember having a Kazoo as a kid. They were so much fun…but now I remember why we always were told to take it outside and why I never bought my kids a Kazoo.

    Have a great day.
    Cheers,
    Crackerberries

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    • Keith's Ramblings Apr 13, 2021 / 18:02

      Hey, that’s almost pleasant to hear! I did say ‘almost’! Thanks for sharing it Frédérique

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  5. Iain Kelly Apr 13, 2021 / 17:40

    I’m glad their happy, but I won’t be listening! Two instruments I refuse to use when I’m finding music for TV shows I’m working on – kazoos and whistling!!

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  6. jenne49 Apr 13, 2021 / 18:41

    Of course I had immediately to look and see if there really was a kazoo orchestra – and there is! (No use to me as I can’t sing in tune though! 😦 ) But what a lovely story.

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  7. Gail M Baugniet Apr 13, 2021 / 23:24

    Although I play no musical instruments, someone once handed over a tamborine at a jam session to include me and I tapped away to my heart’s content. I might be able to handle a kazoo also.

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