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Audiences all over Europe come to hear the “veggies” play. The orchestra tours in Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. They have two CDs, and they’re also experimenting with a video.
來自歐洲各地的觀眾都來聽“蔬菜”演奏。樂團(tuán)在比利時(shí)、荷蘭、瑞典和英國(guó)巡回演出。他們出了兩張CD，還在做一個(gè)視頻實(shí)驗(yàn)。
According to Ernst, the group’s music is contemporary: “Our program automates sounds like electronic music,” he said. “Onion skins are the key. We use them for that digital, funny sound,” said Nikolaus, another group member.
據(jù)恩斯特稱，該樂隊(duì)的音樂是當(dāng)代的：“我們的程序能自動(dòng)發(fā)出電子音樂的聲音，”他說。“洋蔥皮是關(guān)鍵。我們用它們來發(fā)出數(shù)碼的、有趣的聲音，”另一位小組成員尼古勞斯說。
What happens to all those vegetables when the show is over? The veggies employ a cook. At the end of the show, the cook makes a delicious soup that the audience and musicians enjoy together. It’s the perfect ending to an entertaining performance.
節(jié)目結(jié)束后這些蔬菜怎么辦？蔬菜樂團(tuán)雇傭了一名廚師。在節(jié)目的最后，廚師做了一道美味的湯，觀眾和音樂家一起享用。這是娛樂表演的完美結(jié)局。
