The Art of Drumming
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MHmusic
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The Art of Drumming
Probably a bit late for a heads up but I recorder a short 4 part series called The Art of Drumming (Sky Arts) and only just got around to watching it. Each episode approaches the topic from a slightly different angle but mostly it's just a grea excuse to hear and see the best drummers talk about their passion alongside some grea tunes. How some of their brains work I don't know. Particularly Chris Dave and Thomas Lang. On different planets. Just nice to hear them talk with such passion for their heroes spanning 50's to now.
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Coyote Jim
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Re: The Art of Drumming
I've always found it interesting how differently people enjoy music due to having a favourite instrument in a band for example.
After all who remembers being in the " air " band at the mates houses when listening in their early teens.
Four strings for me.
After all who remembers being in the " air " band at the mates houses when listening in their early teens.
Four strings for me.
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Amplifier - Linn Majik I Integrated Dynamik.
CD Player - Linn Majik CD.
Speakers - Kudos X3.
Cables - Linn Silvers & K200 Black.
Support - Target TT4.
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MHmusic
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Re: The Art of Drumming
Coyote Jim wrote: ↑Tue Oct 30, 2018 12:21 pmI've always found it interesting how differently people enjoy music due to having a favourite instrument in a band for example.
After all who remembers being in the " air " band at the mates houses when listening in their early teens.
Four strings for me.
I agree. I think they all need to work but if I was to look for a pattern in ‘my music’ I am not sure what it would be. Maybe a reoccurring theme for me would be a female vocal in almost any genre. I do always enjoy an acoustic guitar or piano too but tbh the older I get the broader the ‘church’
