The Performers : Zhou Jian Nan – Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings) Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin (hammered dulcimer) Ma Jing Jing – Gu Zheng Zhang Kun – Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute) Zhong Bao – Pipa Shi Juan - Pipa Sun Ting – Er Hu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle) Yin Yan – Er Hu Zhan Li Jun - Er Hu Lei Ying – Er Hu Liao Bin Qu – Dizi (transverse flute) Sun Yuan – Dizi

Students using several orchestral tuners for homemade music instruments in Vancouver, BC. (604) 739-7717

The Performers : Zhang Shuang - Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute) Sun Yuan - Dizi (transverse flute)

Performed by Zhan Lijun of Twelve Girls Band

Remix from one of the Chinese folk songs by Wang Luobin The Performers : Zhou Jian Nan – Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings) Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin (hammered dulcimer) Ma Jing Jing – Gu Zheng Zhang Shuang – Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute) Zhang Kun – Pipa Zhong Bao – Pipa Sun Ting – Er Hu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle) Yin Yan – Er Hu Zhan Lijun - Er Hu Lei Ying – Er Hu Liao Binqu – Dizi (transverse flute) Sun Yuan – Dizi

From one of the Chinese folk songs by Wang Luobin The Performers : Zhou Jian Nan – Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings) Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin (hammered dulcimer) Ma Jing Jing – Vocal Zhang Shuang - Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute) Zhang Kun – Pipa Zhong Bao – Vocal Sun Ting – Vocal Zhan Li Jun - Erhu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle) Lei Ying – Vocal Jiang Jin - Erhu Liao Bin Qu – Vocal Sun Yuan – Dizi (transverse flute)

TI's "vision for voice" contest seeks video submissions describing ideas for new products, technologies and innovations in voice Texas Instruments, Inc. (TI) [NYSE:TXN] is unveiling a creative competition designed to tap into the brightest ideas and minds of all technology enthusiasts across the United States. TI's "Vision for Voice" contest asks individuals to submit a short video that demonstrates their creativity, knowledge and vision for the future of voice technology. Entrants can describe a specific Voice over IP (VoIP) product they imagine being developed, feature enhancements to current technology, or quite simply, their vision for voice 20 years from now. Contestants can receive additional information and enter the contest at www.memelabs.com/texasinstruments. To view Multi-Media News release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/texasinstruments/32158/

The Performers : Zhou Jian Nan – Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings) Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin (hammered dulcimer) Ma Jing Jing – Gu Zheng Shi Juan – Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute) Zhang Kun – Pipa Zhong Bao – Pipa Sun Ting – Erhu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle) Yin Yan – Erhu Zhan Lijun - Erhu Lei Ying – Erhu Jiang Jin - Erhu Liao Binqu – Dizi (transverse flute) Sun Yuan – Dizi

This video is about violas and viola players. I am learning to play the viola myself, and the soundtrack is me playing. =)

The Performers : Zhou Jian Nan – Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings) Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin (hammered dulcimer) Ma Jing Jing – Gu Zheng Zhang Shuang – Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute) Zhang Kun – Pipa Zhong Bao – Pipa Sun Ting – Er Hu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle) Yin Yan – Er Hu Zhan Lijun - Er Hu Lei Ying – Er Hu Liao Binqu – Dizi (transverse flute) Sun Yuan – Dizi

How many musicians does it take to make a million musician march?

FUNNY COMMERCIAL

Some friends and I have been getting together every weekend to just hang loose. we all work at the same company (microchip), and have the same days off so we've just been doing stuff together. A lot of the people are pretty awsome musicians. I don't play any instruments but I enjoy watching them. I took a series of small videos of them playing, and just compiled them to one video. sorry for the audio and video quality. I have a kokak easy share camera. takes awsome pictures but not videos. it records in quicktime but if that isn't bad enough, the speaker on it is either too sensative or just plain sucks. So, sorry for the poor audio and video of this. perhaps someday i can get a better camera with some decent video editing software.

The Performers : Zhou Jiannan – Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings) Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin (hammered dulcimer) Ma Jing Jing – Gu Zheng Zhang Shuang – Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute) Zhang Kun – Pipa Zhong Bao – Pipa Sun Ting – Er Hu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle) Yin Yan – Er Hu Zhan Li Jun - Er Hu Lei Ying – Er Hu Jiang Jin - Er Hu Liao Binqu – Xiao (vertical flute) Sun Yuan – Dizi (transverse flute)

Finding it hard to pick up the instrument because life keeps throwing you "mickeys?" (Apologies to anyone named "Mickey")

What the title says. FYI this doesn't hurt the cat.=) Don't forget to comment and subscribe!

OMAP™-DM coprocessors enable eight mega pixel still images and DVD-quality video capabilities in mobile phones A news-breaking event, a baby's first steps, a winning goal in the final seconds of a game are all milestones that occur in the blink of an eye and shape peoples' lives. In order to capture these important events spontaneously when they occur, consumers demand an ever-present device that delivers the vividness and accuracy they've come to expect from standalone cameras, and mobile phones are increasingly the answer. To address this demand, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE: TXN) has expanded its OMAP™ processor portfolio to include a line of coprocessors that boost the multimedia and imaging performance of mobile phones. The newest device in this family is the OMAP-DM510 coprocessor which improves the user experience of advanced handset capabilities with support for up to eight mega pixel still images and DVD-quality video capabilities. (For more information, visit www.ti.com/ctianews.) To view Multi-Media News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/texasinstruments/32456/

First device offers 50 percent smaller size, 20 percent less power consumption, 40 percent less noise for sharper images in portable equipment Extending its high-performance analog expertise in the medical imaging market, Texas Instruments (TI) (NYSE: TXN) today introduced a family of fully integrated analog front ends (AFEs) for portable to high-end ultrasound diagnostic equipment. TI's AFE58xx family will allow the design of innovative ultrasound systems with superior image quality and reduced power consumption. The first device, the AFE5805, addresses the specific needs of the portable ultrasound market with nearly 50 percent space savings, 20 percent lower power consumption and 40 percent less noise than existing integrated solutions (see www.ti.com/afe5805-pr). To view Multi-Media News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/ti/32376/

Hangin' with the smartset.

Learn at http://www.rocketpiano.info I learned these songs in one week thanks to "Rocket Piano". It's so cool! check it out.