Re: Amazing thing happened at Y2K12

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I am way humble
thank you Rick for that story...you just never know.

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-----Original Message-----
>From: Rick Walker <looppool@cruzio.com>
>Sent: Oct 27, 2012 1:25 PM
>To: "LOOPERS DELIGHT (posting)" <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
>Subject: Amazing thing happened at Y2K12
>
>One of our volunteers,  Todd Kramer,  brought his
>son,  Neville to the the Y2K12 loop festival.
>
>While Todd graciously did the door,  Neville had his eyes glued to the 
>stage.
>He saw many performances (as well as with his dad when he wasn't working).
>
>Maha told me that he went to his school right afterwards and beatboxed
>for the kids and then taught them how to do it.   He also taught them 
>about live looping,
>which they didn't know about.
>
>He also said that one of his favorite artists was Stan Card (aka 
>Stanosaur) who only
>used high volume feedback to create his looping performance.
>
>Afterwards,  Neville went home and put microphones into different drums, 
>turned up
>the volume to create feedback and then manipulated the feedback as he 
>looped the
>results live.  All on his own.
>
>Neville is 9 years old!
>
>All the hard work we did for the festival this year was worth it if only 
>for this story of
>creativity, growth and excitement.   This story is so inspiring to me.   
>I'm going to
>go out and put mics in my drum and create some feedback today.
>
>Rick Walker
>