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"I'm certainly not
on a level, and probably never will be on a level where I'm happy with
what I'm doing. Most of the time I can't stand the way I sound" "No two drummers will
sit down and play the same groove the same way" "It's great to be able
to hold a groove, because some things call for simplicity...... There
is a time and place for everything. You have to use your intuition to
know when to do something and when not to". |
"Music
is not standard, it's fluid and it either grows or it dies. We have to
keep nurturing it, keep pushing it further ahead into new dimensions.
We just can't be satisfied with playing 4/4 with an accent on 2 and 4
for the rest of our lives" "I once saw a car sticker
slogan somewhere, along the lines of the R.S.P.C.A. but about music; 'Stop
Cruelty To Music', I.m going to get one of those for my car". |
"The
triangle looks easy to play, but it is not. It can be the instrument to
make or break you at audition and is definitely one of those instruments
that can make a huge difference to a performance. With great care and
practice, the player can create rapid, subtle rhythms by striking the
interior angle between the the two bars with a metal beater. One can experience
it in incredible cajun and Zydeco music from Louisiana and in the samba
music of Brazil..........There are real virtuosos out there". Evelyn Glennie. Music Magazine, April 2000. |
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