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Hi people,
it's my personal contribution to
the 10th anniversary of this list.
Yesterday night I jammed with Per
Boysen and Eva Almer (They come here in Rome after a perfomance in Andria, where
Zoe Keating had her performance too). It was amazing. He's a very very interesting person and
an inspiring musician too ! (Per....,when you'll read this message: Thanks
again, and sorry for my bad english: I'd love to talk more with you, not only
about music).
For me it was a great Sunday in
Rome.
So yesterday night, before
sleeping, I was thinking about how interesting and stimulating is this
list in my life, as a musician.
I subscribed to this list in 2004.
So I can say that I'm a newbie - comparing to the most of people here -
but I really love this list.
Sharing ideas, comments, and meet
people (in person or virtually) that have the same interests is a great thing
that this list (thanks Kim !)make possibile and that every day give
me more interest in making/thinking of music.
Before my subscription to the LD
list, I felt like a strange kind of guy.... the most part of musicians I've
meet in years and years don't knew anything about looping. They just
talk about technical ability (how to be speed, mostly) in jazz improvvisation or
rock.
It was frustrating for years
composing my own music with looping, absolutely lonely in my home-studio. Rarely
(but sometimes it happened) I found someone attreacted by looping.
So it was amazing when I discover
this list, and that there is a lot of other people sharing the
same interests, even in different directions.
Soon... Bernhard Wagner invited me
to play in Zurich, last year, where I've
meet a lot of interesting guy.
I collaborated with Kris to the
Xperimentus CD project.
I join in the LD Compilation Vol.
3. Worked on the
CT-Collective Film project; Started my own "Great Speeches Project"; and
this October I'll go to play at the Y2K6 (thanks, Rick).
It was as fast as
stimulating !
I'm breathing new air now
!
Thank Kim, happy looping
anniversary.
fabio
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