I love this!! I like how they are using everyday items to jam. I think that is and important reminder for us that music is everywhere we look. It can be anywhere and we, as musicians, can make music out of anything.
I really liked the visual aspect of that, especially when the woman was putting down the orders on the counter. It didn't actually make noise, but the movement seemed to add to the rhythm anyways. I also liked how the breaks in the grooves weren't entirely in time because it made it seem more natural and also forced me to listen more closely.
These guys are geniuses. Who would have thought such everyday objects can serve so well as instruments, and then become such a huge hit around the world? This would have been a cool project to do if we had more time, to get random stuff and create a comprovisation with it.
I love this!! I like how they are using everyday items to jam. I think that is and important reminder for us that music is everywhere we look. It can be anywhere and we, as musicians, can make music out of anything.
ReplyDeleteI really liked the visual aspect of that, especially when the woman was putting down the orders on the counter. It didn't actually make noise, but the movement seemed to add to the rhythm anyways. I also liked how the breaks in the grooves weren't entirely in time because it made it seem more natural and also forced me to listen more closely.
ReplyDeleteThese guys are geniuses. Who would have thought such everyday objects can serve so well as instruments, and then become such a huge hit around the world? This would have been a cool project to do if we had more time, to get random stuff and create a comprovisation with it.
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