Yeah, but I bet if I banged out a Bo Diddley beat on a tabletop with two pens you'd recognize it.
Given the history of modern taiko in this country and Japan, which is only about 50 years old, I hear jazz drumming influences in certain rhythms - but not in "Matsuri".
Granted, it's a piece I've been working on in class so the beat is velcroed into my head pretty solidly these days.
There's a section of the soundtrack of "Master and Commander" which you mostly can't hear during the movie over the cannon fire in the final battle between the Surprise and the Acheron. However, if you listen to it on the soundtrack, it's SO taiko-sounding it's not funny, right down to the wailing flute and the way the cymbals are played.
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Yeah, but I bet if I banged out a Bo Diddley beat on a tabletop with two pens you'd recognize it.
Given the history of modern taiko in this country and Japan, which is only about 50 years old, I hear jazz drumming influences in certain rhythms - but not in "Matsuri".
Granted, it's a piece I've been working on in class so the beat is velcroed into my head pretty solidly these days.
There's a section of the soundtrack of "Master and Commander" which you mostly can't hear during the movie over the cannon fire in the final battle between the Surprise and the Acheron. However, if you listen to it on the soundtrack, it's SO taiko-sounding it's not funny, right down to the wailing flute and the way the cymbals are played.