@DanMull61402749 That's good to know! Thank you, Dan. It's possible I just make my voice a lot lower unintentionally when I say the fourth item - I'm sorry that's been giving you trouble!
Curious about drawing, but always deterred yourself from trying it because you think you're not good enough? Turns out being good doesn't matter! just draw!!
https://t.co/nGrzKZV3fI
The best part of this week's @CRBClassical Link Roundup? The national anthem on a SAW. Truly sounds like a cartoon alien landing.
https://t.co/5GPV41H534
Easy meals on the go for you and the kids in your life!! (don't judge, we all wanna feel like we're 12 and eat bagel pizza sometimes) https://t.co/hKNrtNOv1F
@ktclassical @knitandlisten OH WOW I love this article SO much, not only because I relate to the experience of VGM as a gateway into classical BUT ALSO because "the promised land" may be one of my favorite VG tracks of all time and i'm so delighted you highlighted it. thank you for this great column, A.Z.!!
Wanna hear what traditional Irish music sounds like with a jazzy twist? Emerald Jazz is happening on 4/29, and it should scratch that itch!! https://t.co/Ost8J3NyTd
One really cool aspect of group taiko performances - as shown in this video - is how vocalizing is part of the music-making, too. Taiko music isn't played on the drums alone - the drummers' cries and yells are just as important!
Examples of the instruments we just heard about in your Boston Sunday Brunch trivia game! First up, the guzheng, an OLD Chinese string instrument played by plucking: https://t.co/bddc9eFuIv
And lastly, the taiko - a very large Japanese drum! Playing the taiko is as much performance as it is music making - this video of a taiko ensemble really shows that. https://t.co/OZ3RH8rHed