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COMMENT(S): Constructing a medley from a mid-section's perspective: a new approach to making voices heard
Published: October 21, 2010
Author: themcQ | (report inappropriate content) |
| It is always great to read an article of a friend. I met Kyle some years back whilst teaching in Canada. I sensed that I had spotted a special enthusiaim and thirst for and to share knowledge as well as a talent.
I enjoyed the article, its a great read and I will send you over Kyle some of my lastest articles too.
Many thanks for doing this and it was great to see you last summer in Glasgow.
Cheers Stevie. |
Published: October 14, 2010
Author: scottcurriepercussion | (report inappropriate content) |
| A very informative article and a great insight into how your band is developing, Kyle. Well done. |
Published: October 13, 2010
Author: Bagpipermann | (report inappropriate content) |
| Excellent approach! Teamwork is the best way to create a dynamic & musical presentation. Exchanging and refining ideas between the sections of the band really is a must when trying to create the best performance possible and will result in a better orchestrated presentation overall. This article clearly demonstrates that Peel is an actual BAND and not a just collection of musicians who happen to be playing at the same time. |
Published: October 13, 2010
Author: MikeCole | (report inappropriate content) |
| Some might see it as an open collaboration between musicians in a band. Then there are those who suffer from acute myopia. |
Published: October 13, 2010
Author: Lugnuts | (report inappropriate content) |
| So overblown and precious is all this "midsection" stuff. Very confused why it started in first place. | |
