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Torres da Concertina | Playing the Concertina on Top of a Moving Train

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rogper writes:

Hello friends!

I've the pleasure to present you our new video "Torres da Concertina - Comboio da Beira Baixa".
It was made with Blender 2.90 from green screen removal up to final encoding. Rendered with Eevee.

On it you'll see a top skilled young diatonic accordionist * , Torres da Concertina (my nephew in law) playing a popular theme, called "O Comboio da Beira Baixa (The Train of Beira Baixa)"on top of a speeding train.

The musician is real, all the rest is not. All made in about one month (real time).

Torres da Concertina, a.k.a. Pedro Torres is a self-taught diatonic accordionist that started learning the concertina (about one year ago) and makes it look like it has been 60 years of practice. A truly outstanding young man and a pleasure to work with!

We felt that he deserved a video to match is high level skills and hopefully it was what we made.

I've posted a small making of at Blenderartists.org, including the funny story of this project origin.

* Diatonic accordionist: the player of a Portuguese folklore instrument know locally as "concertina".

About the Author

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Rogério Perdiz

I'm an independent film-maker and generalist freelancer specialized in 3D animation and interactive virtual reality. I use Blender since 2001 as a student and, from 2008 until current date, as a professional freelancer on the interactive virtual reality industry. I've produced the short animation Orion Tear and I'm currently working on Resilience Satelle.

3 Comments

  1. Hello Rogper!

    Fantastic work and what a concertina player! What a great feeling to watch these arts 'blended' together. Thank you!!
    All the best from Brasil.

    • Hello Andrey! Thank you very much for your nice words! A Friend of my also mentioned that they are both air powered, the locomotive and the concertina, so I guess that there are many layers of "blending" happening here :D

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