Cornu en mausoleo romano

[@vivoviva1236]

Hey, I just watched Gladiator II a few hours ago and this film had extended showing for weeks now here in the Philippines. I think I missed those scenes where Roman soldiers must play their cornu or it's just that the said instruments were only for display since the civil war did not push through after Lucius/Hanno destroyed the ambitious Macrinus in the riverside duel. Gracias Salamat for playing the cornu and sharing the music of the ancient world.

[@lakonikos8791]

Impressive. It’s like the echoes from those times could reach us now.

[@Hatsune-Michi]

Esta como que muy poético el echo de que este tocando lo en unas ruinas, es casi como que si la presencia de esa gente estuviera ahí o a nosotros nos trasladarán a ese tiempo

[@alfaotorongo9218]

Tremendo!

[@emialion5393]

¡Saludos Sr. Abraham!

[@pinquifrustri]

Algo muy dentro de mí se conmueve con este sonido.

[@Funckle73]

So beautiful. The man the music 🥰

[@paulbombardier8722]

Wow! What a sound.

[@luciazafrasanchez6334]

Me encanta como suena

[@S.R.Jackson-v9v]

I want to see 100 of these on a pyramid, playing this well. Rome, Egypt, it’s all the same. I want my pyramid cornu fanfare!

[@chrisabraham8793]

Already play the trumpet but would love to buy one to play, where can you get one and are the replicas any good or just show pieces for display?

[@Chirchy]

Where do i get one

[@fitznuggly1]

Sounds like star trek

[@Oscar-xc7pz]

No me puedo creer que estuviera en mi pueblo y no me enterara antes...