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Tomnorulak

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Apr 8, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/8/98
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>I saw a fantastic rhythm troupe yesterday performing on HBO entitled Stomp
>It Out. The best I can describe them is a percussion ensemble who use a
>large variety of "instruments" (garbage cans, brooms, basketballs, pots and
>pans, etc.) with which to develop cool rythmic arrangements. It was
>mesmerizing, and I couldn't stop watching and listening to them. I was
>particpularly enthralled by their opening number during which they were
>suspended on the side of a huge wall and played a variety of
>discarded-looking objects.
>Did anyone catch this? Do you have more information about this troupe?
>
I thought the group's name was simply "STOMP". Or that might be the name of the
show. Anyway I saw them when they were in Pittsburgh a couple years ago. I
particularly liked the variety of sounds they produced. They did a number using
cigarette lighters, paper bags, brooms, sticks, garbage cans and more. Very
exciting. I recommend it if it comes to your town.
Tom
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Jeff Purser

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Apr 10, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/10/98
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The name of the group is "Stomp."

The name of the program you saw was "Stomp Out Loud."

Here is the URL to Stomp's web site.

http://www.usinteractive.com/stomp/

Enjoy

Jeff Purser

Rosebrook wrote:
>
> I saw a fantastic rhythm troupe yesterday performing on HBO entitled Stomp
> It Out. The best I can describe them is a percussion ensemble who use a
> large variety of "instruments" (garbage cans, brooms, basketballs, pots and
> pans, etc.) with which to develop cool rythmic arrangements. It was
> mesmerizing, and I couldn't stop watching and listening to them. I was
> particpularly enthralled by their opening number during which they were
> suspended on the side of a huge wall and played a variety of
> discarded-looking objects.
> Did anyone catch this? Do you have more information about this troupe?

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