Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
ASU's steely pan steel band
for my first year seminar class, we had to divide into groups and find a topic that had to do with the community- preferable with the arts of some kind - and do a documentary on it. because i've gotten so close to a few members of the steely pan steel band here on campus, our group decided to do it on them.
check out this wonderful music that makes you want to get up and dance! thanks to all who made this possible (: i'm extremely happy with the outcome. i ferrrr serious love the steel pan.
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anna ward,
appalachian state university,
asu,
carribean music,
doc meister,
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drumming,
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joshua upchurch,
metal drum,
music,
nico rothenberg,
steel pan,
steely pan steel band
Friday, December 2, 2011
aaron simpson of the new river boys
every few weeks or so nic gets time in the studio to record some music. through this i was introduced to the new river boys. they are a fantastic folk band with unique individual personality and sound. they're ridiculously talented, putting together really euphoric sound and lyrics.
nic asks me to film their time in the studio to have footage of his time working. i love the footage i've gotten thus far and i plan on putting something together in the future.
last night i got the chance to be in the studio with them again while they recorded their take of the well known christmas song "silent night". beautiful, to say the least. i can't wait to hear it after nic finishes mixing it. during the studio clean up, aaron hoped on the piano and improvised a song. half of it was about me and half of it was about nic. yes, nic has blue eyes and long brown hair.
quite a humorous night!
check out aaron simpson, everett hardin, and andrew jacobs of the new river boys at their website: http://thenewriverboys.com/tnrb.cfm
or follow them on twitter at @thenewriverboys.
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aaron simpson,
andrew jacobs,
artist,
everett hardin,
folk,
music,
piano,
the new river boys
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