I've been busy recovering from a high school band trip that we took to Havana, Cuba. It was a great experience! We went to lots of music schools and we were exposed to a wide variety of music.
But yeah anyway, I did my last drum solo at my high school a week ago and I would appreciate it if you guys checked it out.
A wide variety or beats, times and techniques executed really well. Are you considering a career as a session musician?
Thanks man.
I'm not really sure. I've completed high school and I was accepted into a music college in Toronto, but I've decided that I'm going to take a year off before I start the music program there.
I've been busy recovering from a high school band trip that we took to Havana, Cuba. It was a great experience! We went to lots of music schools and we were exposed to a wide variety of music.
But yeah anyway, I did my last drum solo at my high school a week ago and I would appreciate it if you guys checked it out.
For a yong man really great stuff - great technique few observations more than critisism - Take more time with your toms to much over compensating on the snare - have more confidence in your ability you know your stuff just pull back your shoulders and let reip don't be so confined - rely also on groove as apposed to just rudements - as I say great stuff and really for young chap you are well on your way / Phil.
very nice hands i think i've seen the video when you won the fastest drummer contest as well i also think phil is right there is more to the kit than just the snare obviously you are very good in that department its your strong suit definatly don't ever stop you are good and best of luck in toronto
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