thanks maestro. the thing about that f'loom video is that it only gives the slightest hint of what we're like when we really get going ... since YesMiEl is such an understated piece. in wilder pieces it's as entertaining to watch all of us gyrate spastically as it is to hear what we're vocalizing. note that the gyration is never choreographed; rather, comes from the vocalization.runagate wrote:Don't even get rick started on live vocal performance.
You're are simply not prepared for the mind-blowing of F'loom cover of the Beatles' "Yesterday/Michelle/Eleanor Rigby"
It's the only extant mp3 download of rachMiel/F'loom that I know of, and it's like 50 mb if I recall correctly, but worth checking out. Oddly, all the other F'loom vocal performances I have are even more impressive.
dhonga dhonga dom
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Give me a schott at chatting with you; we're both online and perhaps you can contact me since I can't seem to contact you.
If the math of Indian tabla playing appeals to you then we really must play, live, together someday. Perhaps I can scare up a gourd oboe to play.
If the math of Indian tabla playing appeals to you then we really must play, live, together someday. Perhaps I can scare up a gourd oboe to play.
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