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Brian
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Let me state one thing - I am "young" - but at a mere 17 years down the road of life, I find I am quite capable of expressing myself musically. Now, I know I am no great almighty percussionist, but how can I possible get any better by studying pieces that I can sight read? Exactly what is suitable for younger students? Well, that's up to the instructor or student. Part of musical expression is orginality; if I played every piece exactly the way you did, then I would be nothing more than a Xerox Machine. By the same token I'm not going to take Claire de Lune and play it radically differently (although it might be cool). If you always stay within your limits you'll never get anywhere.
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[2954]Re:Integrity of the Marimba (254 reads)
[2908]Integrity of the Marimba <Greg>
