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Welcome, newcomers!
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JiveTurkey
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Ummmm neither
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Welcome to the forum.
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Ummmm neither
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Ummmm neither
Gothi
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Ooops. I did not realize there is a welcome forum for new members. Thus we introduced ourselves in the Member´s Clips section. Apologize. Here it is again then, and in the right forum.
Greetings members
We are Tribe of Hofund and have just joined this forum and want to introduce ourselves,
Tribe of Hofund is a medieval/folk inspired electronic duo that consists of Gothi (synthesizers) and Peter Siegmund Wildling (guitars) from Denmark. We find inspiration in the voices of our ancestors in form of Nordic mythology and religion. We make use of acoustic guitar, synthesizers and samplers. We try to combine our training and interests in classical and mundane music of the past with the electronic sound of present and future. We use even as well as odd, compound and polyrhythmic meters besides from various composition techniques often inspired by renaissance and pagan polyphony. We look forward to meet you and not at least hear your doings in this music sub-forum as well as share our own.
Here is an illustrative example of our work.
If it is for you, check out our Soundcloud for more.
Freya's peace and happy music making
Gothi and Peter
ToH
Greetings members
We are Tribe of Hofund and have just joined this forum and want to introduce ourselves,
Tribe of Hofund is a medieval/folk inspired electronic duo that consists of Gothi (synthesizers) and Peter Siegmund Wildling (guitars) from Denmark. We find inspiration in the voices of our ancestors in form of Nordic mythology and religion. We make use of acoustic guitar, synthesizers and samplers. We try to combine our training and interests in classical and mundane music of the past with the electronic sound of present and future. We use even as well as odd, compound and polyrhythmic meters besides from various composition techniques often inspired by renaissance and pagan polyphony. We look forward to meet you and not at least hear your doings in this music sub-forum as well as share our own.
Here is an illustrative example of our work.
If it is for you, check out our Soundcloud for more.
Freya's peace and happy music making
Gothi and Peter
ToH
Gothi
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Ermm…double oops. I did not get that this forum is very guitar focused either. My bandmate is a classical guitar player, but I am just a keyplayer and percussionist, hope that is okay with you. Apart from that, this site seems like a nice, cosy and active little community. Like to browse around so far.
Kindly
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Keys are life too
Welcome!
norminal
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Welcome!
Don’t let that discourage you. We actually have a few drummers and keyboard players here. There’s a Synth sub-forum. Maybe the mods can add a percussion sub-forum.
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Can drummers read these days?Been pondering that as well. Why no Drum/Percussion Sub-Forum?
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Welcome all newcomers.
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Can drummers read these days?
Not sure. I do know most of them can tap their foot in time better than 95.3 out of every 100 guitarists.
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Best show ever! 
I didn't toss my guitar, but had a drummer pass out mid song one time
on a New Year's Eve gig. It was a hometown gig and he had too many
people he knew buying him shots all night. I was just proud he hung
on until the last set. He was trying to hold it together until he fell face
first into his own kit and brought the show to a screeching halt. It was
epic and everyone loved it.
No one has good meter when our motor skills are forced to swim in
too much Alcohol.
I didn't toss my guitar, but had a drummer pass out mid song one time
on a New Year's Eve gig. It was a hometown gig and he had too many
people he knew buying him shots all night. I was just proud he hung
on until the last set. He was trying to hold it together until he fell face
first into his own kit and brought the show to a screeching halt. It was
epic and everyone loved it.
No one has good meter when our motor skills are forced to swim in
too much Alcohol.
