Gehst Du TONALi?
Dear reader,
we introduce you to our trailer "Are you going tonality" before. This Friday, March 26, 2010
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0.43 min trailer is campaigning for young listeners for the event 29th August 2010, the final tonality of the first Grand Prix. 
The film shows a scene at the famous Hamburg harbor. The sun is shining. A few white clouds adorn the otherwise blue sky. A green Sail (Rickmer Rickmers) is shown. Likewise, the other Hamburg's landmark, the tower of the piers. A gull flies
towards the rear of the train line U3, which drives quitschend in a railway station. Laeiszhalle "is the goal. In the subway, two young Types that go with each word. The one in the yellow T-shirt asks, "Sammal Digger, tonality are you going?" Whereupon the other in green T-shirt and answered a wink, "normal". The film shows a scene at the famous Hamburg harbor. The sun is shining. A few white clouds adorn the otherwise blue sky. A green Sail (Rickmer Rickmers) is shown. Likewise, the other Hamburg's landmark, the tower of the piers. A gull flies Knapper, a dialogue not to be. He also uses a slang language that is common among some young people.
The answer is "normally" at first seems meaningless and yet is not so. "Normal" means something like: it is just "perfect" the day - just go "normal" to tonality.
fidelt In the background, a well played violin in a jazz-fluffy beat.
is imperceptibly virtuoso music played here, which should point to the competition for young violinists.
If you look at the film, it follows the eye and the ear of a jerk-time scene that deliberately so sketchy Hence it is so easy and carefree.
To understand the film, must be either young, or have but a little humor, because it's all about winning over audiences who normally would rather rare for classical music.
This film was made by an artist from one who knows the world of "slang language", by Karen Koehler
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