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what you're talking about is making music, and to be short, you can only make music once you have an understanding of what you are doing. (i don't understand german, so i'm not going to enroll in a 4-year college program to speak it). people will play 'mexican dances' with poor technique and/or no sense of the emotion/feeling/essence/life that they are createing (or re-creating) in the process. the same is with any other instrument. though in the world of percussion literature we're a bit without a wide variety of "hard" pieces to play (and maybe even a clear picture of how our repertiore should work - i.e. as a pianist, i wouldn't play the rach. 3 before i could play a chopin etude.
so i agree, i suppose.
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[2919]Re:Integrity of the Marimba (246 reads)
[2908]Integrity of the Marimba <Greg>
