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this message sent to me today from Waltsnipe (?):
All my Brazilian drummer friends are here in Austin and won't make the drive (grumble, grumble), but I thought you might want to know about this similar event we're staging on the playa this year:
Tues.: 8-10:45pm, Carnaval: Night in Brazil Dance. Held at SCARAB/Electra camp, and simulcast on Radio Electra. Free colorfully-labelled CDs of the night's music mix to the first 50 dancers.
I've always wished there was more world music on the playa, so starting in '02 I've sponsored an annual world music community dance on Tuesday nights. In '02, it was the Night at the Oasis Dance, which featured North African music as played in the expatriate nightclubs of Paris. Last year, it was the Night in Africa Dance, featuring great Sub-Saharan dance music from Africa. This year, I've got some Brazilian mixes that I think people will really like. Wear Carnaval attire (which can be pretty similar to playa attire as to very "abbreviated" costumes, I suppose), and dance with us under the stars.
If you do manage to get a samba drum corps together, I would love to hear it/see you marching across the playa. Talk about a serious conga line!
waltsnipe, SCARAB Camp
All my Brazilian drummer friends are here in Austin and won't make the drive (grumble, grumble), but I thought you might want to know about this similar event we're staging on the playa this year:
Tues.: 8-10:45pm, Carnaval: Night in Brazil Dance. Held at SCARAB/Electra camp, and simulcast on Radio Electra. Free colorfully-labelled CDs of the night's music mix to the first 50 dancers.
I've always wished there was more world music on the playa, so starting in '02 I've sponsored an annual world music community dance on Tuesday nights. In '02, it was the Night at the Oasis Dance, which featured North African music as played in the expatriate nightclubs of Paris. Last year, it was the Night in Africa Dance, featuring great Sub-Saharan dance music from Africa. This year, I've got some Brazilian mixes that I think people will really like. Wear Carnaval attire (which can be pretty similar to playa attire as to very "abbreviated" costumes, I suppose), and dance with us under the stars.
If you do manage to get a samba drum corps together, I would love to hear it/see you marching across the playa. Talk about a serious conga line!
waltsnipe, SCARAB Camp
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Re: Update from the E-Playa
Fri, June 25, 2004 - 6:39 PMI'd love to contribute...I have hours of Brazilian mixes on my ipod right now from axe, forro, samba, samba-reggae, bossa nova. I'm happy to share if you want it.
I want to get my hands on some of the new Brazilian hip-hop that's coming out of the favelas right now.
maybe this could be the night when drummers could learn some of the beats and patterns for a later-week processao. -
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Re: Update from the E-Playa
Mon, August 16, 2004 - 1:49 PMVenus & 6:30
is the address for SCARAB Camp and Radio Electra...
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Re: Update from the E-Playa
Tue, August 17, 2004 - 10:53 AMCool! I can't wait!
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Re: Update from the E-Playa
Mon, November 15, 2004 - 9:00 AMI stumbled upon the Tuesday party and loved it. Where can I get a copy of the mix?? -
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Re: Update from the E-Playa
Mon, November 15, 2004 - 3:09 PMthe guy who organized it calls himself Waltsnipe and you can find his posts on the e-playa through the burninman site... he's very nice!
he gave me one mix the night of the party, but i don't know about getting copies now... -
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Re: Update from the E-Playa
Mon, November 15, 2004 - 8:03 PMradio-electra.com/waltsnipe.html links
radio-electra.com/waltplaylist.html which is a 404...
www.cdbaby.com/cd/snipe has mp3s of his own band
eplaya.burningman.com/viewtopic.php
cool, i can pm him... argh, gotta have an ePlaya name!
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