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Basic rhythm pattern for 312 Triangle Test
Blues and drumming some fours with Bob and Bel
“I always resented the role of a drummer as nothing more than a subservient figure.” --Max Roach
“ . . . a candidate then came to the land of the Shamanesses . . . He heard voices: ‘It has been decided that you shall have a drum (that is, a body of a drum) from the branches of this tree.’ . . . The Lord of the Tree called to him: ‘My branch has just fallen; take it and make a drum of it that will serve you all your life.’ The branch had three forks, and the Lord of the Tree bade him make three drums from it, to be kept by three women, each drum being for a special ceremony—the first for shamanizing women in childbirth, the second for curing the sick, the third for finding men lost in the snow.”
--Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy, Eliade, page 40
Blip Blop Bop play video
Composition title
Blip daba boom shap a bam womp dit dabadaba voom tick tick tap shaba shaba ca bop casam bop be do bloop titty boom titty titty crash
Some Other Time
Some Other Time is a music/video piece of various still images from the Chicago Daily News archive on American Memories… photographed from 1902 to 1933. The images are animated and set to jazz piano music of the same title.
play video 6:22
Yesterdays With Larry and Dan
Session (jazz friends jamming)
Jeannie
Lambert
Russ Phillips, trombone
Dave Turner, piano
Dirk Van Tellingen, alto sax
Dan Shapera, bass
Grant Strombeck, drums
video camcorder credit : Cheryl Fort
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