[Dixielandjazz] The Physicality of Music (was Trumpet Playing)

[andy.ling at quantel.com]

Steve Barbone wrote on 01/08/2011 14:47:48:

> Going to be in New Orleans on August 7? You (especially musicians) 
> might want to attend this FREE  session. Non musicians may also want 
> to attend to hear why it isn't easy to pucker to a mouthpiece or 
> strum, or pluck or put a bow to strings or fingers to a keybloard. 
> Heck, even drummers have it tough. <grin>
> 

Talking of the physicality of music. Blondie drummer Clem Burke
has been helping with research into the physical effects of drumming.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-14356322

So yes, even drummers have it tough :^)

Andy Ling



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