Attention!!! We are cooking up a major post with lots of videos, but in the mean time wanted to throw some pics your way. Take a look. Let us know. Do your thing.
 |
| Our dance teacher Rosangela Silvestre. A true revolutionary and inspiration |
 |
| the great Broomfield himself, hard at work on his Belizean drum |
 |
| The view from Gabi's house |
 |
| Broomfield trying out Gabi's pad |
 |
Percussion teacher, David, with his NEOJIBA percussion babies!
|
 |
| With our master drum teacher Gabi Guedes after our first lesson. This picture might be an album cover one day. |
 |
| Taking shelter from one of Salvador's flash rains |
 |
| With the great Everton Isiodor and some of his students at NEOJIBA, Sesi |
 |
| Broomfield ponders his freshly learned Candomble rhythms while looking out from Gabi's balcony |
 |
| Fulbright superstar Keane Southard searches the heavens for inspiration |
 |
| the Neojiba orchestra in action... |
 |
| GGH demonstrating some timpani fundamentals in broken, broken, BROKEN Portuguese |
 |
| Gabriel again at NEOJIBA's nucleo demonstrating some Rite of Spring bass drum techniques |
 |
| Ricardo Castro, founder of NEOJIBA learning the basics of caixa (or snare drum) |
 |
| Our incredible land lady Soiane helps us decode some Yoruban |
 |
| Two teachers from NEOJIBA take in the sunset after a long day of teaching. The woman on the right, Priscila is the site coordinator of the very impressive Sesi nucleo where we spent two days auditing a pedagogy seminar |
 |
| Sistema Percussion teachers unite! |
 |
Outside of Gabi's Candomble house after an extremely educational ceremony
|
 |
| Our lovely landlady, Soiane. Last meal before the Candomble! |
 |
The drums Gabi Guedes' hands have been chewing on for the past x amount of years.
|
No comments:
Post a Comment