YISS CHOIR: STOMP

Speaking on the stomp and despite them being radical in their work of music and drum rhythm beats, it is inspiring when i saw these men were very silent to keep up with the tone of their music that they were very precise in their radical beats, but to me being radical just reflects the big evidence that these musicians have a deeper passion on being such a creative artists who are thinking on what they are doing, and are capable of revealing how they use of objects and trash in daily life is and could be a source of tools to be used in drums play and setting up the tone of their music. I enjoyed the part when the Musicians were on the top of the steel sign as they were setting the tone of their music by a star-off in hitting the drum and it goes on the continues rhythm and how they were dancing with the music they are performing with the tools being stuck on the sign. The second impressive part of the STOMP is the section where the Musicians played the basketball and set up their tone of music by d rippling the ball off the wall and then on the ground, and then suddenly, it changes to a different tone that creates a different rhythm, The Third interesting part was the part when the Musicians were in the underground sewer water, where they used the metals and pipes as the source of their music beat, and the tone was rhyming as they hit the metal and then wait and then come back to the music. I think and believe in the importance of the re usage of tools of metal, steel, or garbage could have much potential to turn that into a workable and rhythm able tone n the music.