On Wednesday, June 27,
2012, MDC Hialeah Campus gave us the opportunity of enjoy an interesting
drumming performance. The event started at 11:00am and it took about an hour.
During that time a group of musicians delight us with an unusual show. That
group is called Fushu Daiko and it’s made up of women and men from diverse
nationalities. We could see how involve they are into the Japanese culture,
especially into its music. They played three pieces which were a combination of
Japanese rhythm with others music styles from around the world. They used
cymbal, flute, and different kind of drums. The instrument that I like the most
was the flute, because it had a sweet sound and kept in harmony with the others
instruments. After the show one of the performers, who is from Japan, said that
she loved to play drum because it connected her with her culture. Other
musician, who is a percussionist, told us that what had brought him in the
drumming world was the sound of the drums and the cymbals. Afterwards we
enjoyed a Vietnamese lunch, which consisted in fried rice, vegetables and
chicken breast. I really like that food, at the beginning it tasted a litter
bit weird to me, but I ended up liking it. Above I have put some pictures from
this event.
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