ok, this may sound a bit stupid, atleast it dowes to me at times......i am currently playing a Toca quinto and conga and am looking for a tumba. i was thinking...
Elmer1750@...
Jan 5, 1999 3:59 pm
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i think i am going to scrap the idea of another drum......i ran across a "nice" professional drum bag last nite,,,,,,,and i think i might use the diffrence to...
Elmer1750@...
Jan 5, 1999 4:07 pm
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Hail ONE and ALL, This post I originally intended for offlist communication and I now open it up to the whole community, to "over hear". I apologize for the...
R Clark
clark@...
Jan 7, 1999 4:33 pm
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i appologize, but imissed the point of this entry! elmer...
Elmer1750@...
Jan 7, 1999 8:29 pm
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Hi friends, though not about latin percussion, it could be of interest for soem of us. Peace, Joe 11. Hispano Music and Culture of the Northern Rio Grande: The...
Johannes Schya
jschya@...
Jan 9, 1999 2:10 pm
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Hello Friends! 1. The not-exactly-latin-but-could-be-of-interest bit :- *World Drum Project* High Wycombe, England, UK Saturday 30th Jan ‘99, Spring...
JonJLewin@...
Jan 9, 1999 6:26 pm
510
Thanks for the direction. Although I'm a drummer/timbalero and love afro-cuban music, I also played sax for five years in the late 70s and early 80s around the...
Gilberto Vera
gvera@...
Jan 10, 1999 12:30 am
511
well i got my first taste of accomping a band last week end! while it was neither lating music, jazz, or even good. it was the first time i played my conga's...
Elmer1750@...
Jan 12, 1999 5:28 pm
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... Congratulations! Thanks for sharing with the list. Kurt ... Information Designer | Percussionist | Fine Artist Raleigh, North Carolina |...
Kurt Schlatzer
kurts@...
Jan 12, 1999 7:12 pm
513
... well, thank you.....while i realize that it doesnt mean a whole lot to any of the members of the list. this was an experiance that no one else, but the...
Elmer1750@...
Jan 12, 1999 7:50 pm
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John Santos' advice for doing sound checks in amplified bands: Play as softly as you can while cleanly articulating. If the sound man asks you to play "as...
RFGS@...
Jan 12, 1999 9:15 pm
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Hi friends, cleaning up my bookmark section, I'm not sure if sent it already to latinperc, so in the worst case, once more the link: ...
Johannes Schya
jschya@...
Jan 16, 1999 5:34 pm
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hey just a quick question! i saw a player using small wooden boards under his conga's..........this seemed to make they sound much brighter! anyone else use or...
Elmer1750@...
Jan 16, 1999 6:36 pm
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... I carry a square of thin plywood with me. I use it when I play on either a carpeted floor OR when I'm shown into a room with a polished hardwood floor!...
Steve Tierra
sctierra@...
Jan 16, 1999 8:01 pm
518
Looking ahead: Alex Acuña and myself will be conducting the 6 day percussion workshop at Hollyhock Resort, Cortes Island, BC. August 7-12th 1999 I will...
Dr.Trevor Salloum
tsalloum@...
Jan 16, 1999 8:38 pm
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Weve used plexiglass pieces as well. Sometimes I think it is all in my head though. bark ... conga's..........this ... either a ... ...
Barkman
smalltime_2000@...
Jan 17, 1999 1:58 am
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** I figured I'd send this out just to make sure everyone knows about this wonderful site and some of the stuff they do **...
Nolan Warden
nwarden@...
Jan 18, 1999 7:09 am
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Hi list Hope you're all well. Just posted a new lesson incorporating samba do Angola and a funk sensibility, for drum set. Please do check it out at ...
Chuck Silverman
drumnart@...
Jan 18, 1999 4:18 pm
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I use a big thin piece of plywood. It's not all in your head. Carpet definitely muffles the drums. They project much more with a hard surface under them. Stan...
Stan Ginn
stanginn@...
Jan 19, 1999 5:30 am
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Hello Everyone Might anyone be going to Cuba soon? I have some cymbals I need to give to my good friend Piloto Barretto. The cymbals are actually in Canada...
Chuck Silverman
drumnart@...
Jan 19, 1999 5:01 pm
524
I notice that one of the LP lines of conga includes a rubber ring around the bottom of the drum; this seems to be both more "slip proof" and easier on wood ...
RFGS@...
Jan 19, 1999 5:49 pm
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... Plastic-Vinyl tubing from the hardward store. Slit it lengthwise and slip over the botom of your drum. Works great. mw...
Michael Wall
drum@...
Jan 19, 1999 7:34 pm
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... the conga's of Afro Percussion all have this rubber ring, since years. I don't know if you can buy those in the U.S.; I think they're made here in the...
Ahí-namá
ahinama@...
Jan 19, 1999 10:54 pm
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I will never understand why all conga manufacturers don't do this. My MOPERCS have them. dan in halifax...
Dan Callis
dan.callis@...
Jan 19, 1999 11:14 pm
528
Here is a great ethnomusicology links page that I recently found... http://www.lib.washington.edu/music/world.html -nolan ...
Nolan Warden
nwarden@...
Jan 20, 1999 4:11 am
529
Hey list! This is the Barkman! Glad to be here, and looking foward to some exciting conversation on some extroadinary music and music making. From cowbell to...
Barkman
smalltime_2000@...
Jan 22, 1999 3:31 am
530
Barkman, would you liek to expand a little on the idea of circles within circles ?? I am a bit of a newbie to Latin music... Bruce I. ... **clipped** ... ...
Bruce Innocent
Bruce.I@...
Jan 22, 1999 3:43 am
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... Been missing you Barky - ever since bailing out on the Djembe-L. You all are in for a treat. Barky is an enthusiastic, entertaining and enlightening...
Kurt Schlatzer
kurts@...
Jan 22, 1999 6:09 am
532
Dear Barky, While Latin music is often cyclical, it also moves in linear fashion. Songs have beginnings, middles and ends that don't cycle back around. Solos...
Orlando Fiol
fiol@...
Jan 22, 1999 9:24 am
533
Hi folks, let me first say thx to Barkman for the "Latin Love" thread and hey Barkman, I'm 44 years as well, at least till end of next month, when I become 45...
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