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The chronicles of a Bristol Fellowship.
About Me
- Jesse B-H
- I graduated from Hamilton College in 2007, with degrees in Religious Studies and Hispanic Studies. I have been awarded the Bristol Fellowship, a year-long grant. As a passionate drummer, I would like to explore the art of the drum, with a global perspective: to establish the spiritual process that a craftsman undergoes while building a drum, and to define the intricate spiritual relationship that the drummer has with his drum. The itinerary includes Fiji, Japan, India, Morocco, and the Caribbean.
Blog Archive
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October
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- UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' PERFORMANCE AT KARATE TOURNAMENT
- TAIKO PRACTICE WITH VIDEOS
- JAMMIN' UNDER THE STARS
- SHIEN
- SHIEN (VIDEOS OF PERFORMANCE)
- VIDEOS FROM THE SORATANE MATSURI AT THE YUI-MYONJI...
- SORATANE MATSURI AT THE YUI-MYONJI TEMPLE
- ANOTHER TAIKO PRACTICE
- MORE PHOTOS FROM TAIKO PRACTICE
- TAIKO PRACTICE AT THE UNIVERSITY
- VIDEOS FROM TAIKO PRACTICE
- AINU PERFORMANCE
- VIDEOS FROM THE AINU PERFORMANCE
- KIYOMIZU-DERA TEMPLE
- KYOTO
- THE DRUM MUSEUM (TOKYO)
- MIYAMOTO
- VIDEO FROM JAPAN PERCUSSION CENTER
- MIYAMOTO JAPANESE PERCUSSION & FESTIVAL STORE
- SENSOJI TEMPLE @ NIGHT
- ASAKUSA
- JAPAN PERCUSSION CENTER
- HEADED TO HONSHU
- OVERFLOW OF UPDATES
- FINAL REVELATIONS OF INDO-FIJIAN & INDIGENOUS FIJI...
- THE DOWNSIDE OF FIELD RESEARCH IN FIJI
- NALAUWAKI
- MEKE ON WAYA ISLAND
- NADI PHOTOGRAPHS, PART THREE
- THE CRAFTING OF A DHOLAK, PART TWO
- THE CRAFTING OF A DHOLAK
- LAUTOKA PHOTOGRAPHS
- NADI PHOTOGRAPHS, PART TWO
- NADI PHOTOGRAPHS
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1 comment:
Wow, it looks like the variety and type of drums they have there is pretty incredible. Can I expect you do ship a lot of crazy japanese drums back home?
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