The Lo-Fi Guide to the Orchestra

The Lo-Fi Orchestra presents the theme music from the 1960s film "Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines".

The Lo-Fi Orchestra presents a performance of Mars from Holst's Planets Suite.

Programmed in, in its entirety, from the original orchestral score.

The Lo-Fi Orchestra presents the first movement from Karl Jenkins' Palladio, featuring the Lo-Fi Orchestra string section.

The Lo-Fi Orchestra performs the third movement of Victor Hely-Hutchinson's Carol Symphony.

The Lo-Fi Orchestra presents John Philip Sousa's The Liberty Bell.

Featuring the Adafruit Feather on glockenspiel...

In celebration of the 100th post on my Simple DIY Electronic Music Projects blog, the Lo-Fi Orchestra presents the finale from Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.

Feature the full complement of the Lo-Fi Orchestra, with special guests:

• MCP4725 playing the cannons.
• JQ6500 on clash cymbals.
• Adafruit's Feather playing the carillon of bells.

Read more here: Lo-Fi Orchestra – 1812 Overture Finale – Simple DIY Electronic Music Projects (wordpress.com)

Kevin

The Lo-Fi Orchestra performing Pachelbel's famous Canon in D.

The Lo-Fi Orchestra performing John Philip Sousa's Washington Post March.

The Lo-Fi Orchestra presents a complete performance of Ravel's Bolero programmed for 17 Arduinos and a mechanical relay, all using projects from my Simple DIY Electronic Music Projects site.

The Lo-Fi Orchestra performing Hans Zimmer's main theme from the film The DaVinci Code.