Outliers
Published on Thu, 2009-07-09 10:20A classic
A classic
A scientist's appreciation of music
A fun look at the biology behind music
2 or more players
no drums required
Taiko no Koushin is inspired by the delightful Algorithm March, made by the brilliant folks at NHK. The march incorporates eight, taiko-related poses or movements. The movements are designed to interlock when players do the march back to back, with each marcher starting the movements one step later than the person ahead of them.
4 or more players
p+4 drums
Drums are aligned in a row. The goal is to survive the treacherous seas and scallywag mateys without dropping a batchi.
2-4 players
one drum
All players hit the drum two times then put zero, one, or two hands in the air. One player shouts out a guess at the total number of hands and when correct, gets to do a short solo. The process repeats with a new guesser.
[Originally posted at OnEnsemble.org]
Update
[Originally posted at OnEnsemble.org as "DIY koto bag"]
Update
This case was still in use when I left OnEnsemble. The stitching had held up very well but the light-colored fabric looked a bit dingy in spots.
Original post
My old koto slip cover was so old and worn, the fabric would rip with the slightest tug. So Hiroka and I sewed a new one with material we had around the house and it turned out surprisingly well.
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