Last week there was a piece about cows in Spain responding to Mozart's Flute and Harp Concerto by giving larger quantities of high quality milk. This week, it's a couple of over-heated alligators singing along with the mellow low notes of a tuba.
The Florida Orchestra's principal tubist, William Mickelsen risked life and limb and leaned over the protective boardwalk at a touristica-spot in Southern Florida called Gatorland. He held his tuba aloft and sounded a low B-flat. He had to hold the note for a good long time, but those gators responded on cue and came swimming right over to him, harmonizing along.
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