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Here comes Tarik (Germany) with Tony: can I say Tarik is now one our "veterans" at workshops (and on the site)? I know that would make John laugh! ;-) Anyway Tony calls him our "Poster Child". He's one living proof of how much you can get learning with the VW team!
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This is Israel from Spain. We alreday know him from a few workshops, but this time he spent 2 days traveling to be there with us! Respect Tio!!! :o)
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Here is Hauke (right) from Germany and Tjaco having a lesson with David. Hauke is also one of our new members. It was great having him around! Let's keep in touch!! :o)
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Here is Andreu from Spain: one of our 'new guys' of the year! We enjoyed having him join the team! Keep it up Tio (te lo digo!!) and keep us posted about your playing!! :o)
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We also had Mathias Haus who teaches in the school as special 'guest'! (even though he was "at home") :o) All this made a great bunch of teachers for this year!
We had Florian doing a nice course on duo cooperations with his guitarist friend. We also had a great concert in the evening with the two of them. Thanks for the inspiration guys!! :o)
Andreas Metzler - Bass
Guillermo Celano - Guitar
Tony Miceli - Vibes
Hi All-
My band, Nós Novo, is returning to Shapeshifter Lab in Gowanus this Friday, March 1st, at 8pm; more info can be found at www.jamesshipp.com. Here's a new video of the band from our gig last October on the lower east side. The tune is called 'Molly Bawn.'
It's a traditional song from Ireland, sung here by Jean Rohe, with support from Gilad Hekselman on guitar, Rogério Boccato on percussion, and Ivan Goff on wooden flute. Hope you enjoy.
JAmes
This Week in Wuppertal has been a great experience! Thank you very much to Tony, Friedman, Matthias and all the people that I've met during the workshop. Great job and I hope to repeat many times!
It was great to see Tony and Friedman playing together. It was really amazing!!!
Super motivated to start studying new concepts.
Hope to see you all very soon!
Best,
Andreu
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Here is Alex, an awesome and true marimba geek who shared his passion with us and made us discover the huge possibilities of music on this 5 octave marimba: those bars sounded like heaven under his expert mallets!