05-11-2011, 14:40
Interesting post, J !!!!
My late father in law was an artist and he saw the Sistine Chapel and it brought him to tears!
My late father in law was an artist and he saw the Sistine Chapel and it brought him to tears!
Jerome Wrote:I actually 'played' one when I was in Paris some months ago. I went to see Notre Dame (one amazing building - spent hours looking at all the figures carved in stone - how come no-one produces work like that anymore?) and there was a young guy with a Pan drum sitting on a wall in the open area in front of the cathedral just busking away. For a few bucks he showed me how to get some sounds out of it. Apparently the guy who originally made these no longer produces them. They do create a totally unique sound. Great fun to mess around with and perfect for ambient music as well. I bought a software version for inclusion in my projects but have not used it to date. Oh well one day! http://www.soniccouture.com/en/products/...pan-drums/
The ultimate connection is between a performer and its' audience!