This is a short YouTube video conversation between the host (Speaker A, Richard Perkins) and his long-time friend Marco. They reunite to play a new generation of four hang/hand drums (made in Switzerland, tuned to the same key) and reminisce about busking together in Brighton. The host also announces an upcoming trip to Luxembourg to meet the Minister of Agriculture and Environment, give a government talk, and run a workshop for participants from France, Germany and Luxembourg.
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Welcome back to another video, folks. Bit of a different video. I'm here with my. One of my dearest friends, Marco from Luxembourg and we've been friends for 20 years now. That's right. Marco you might recognize from older videos. Beautiful farm under an orchard in Luxembourg Terra that he runs with a few of his friends as a cooperative. And he was also on the farm. Like a hero experience. And we're here today playing pan up hand drums. These are made in Switzerland. This is a new generation of four instruments that are designed to be played together. They're all in the same key. So even if you're a rubbish musician like me, it should sound good. Marco's a really good musician, but he's never played hang drums before. But what we've done today actually is worked out how to play a song that we used to busk together on the streets of Brighton. Marcus and very amazing string instrument player and I played a bit of percussion and that's how we used to earn our beer money back when we were 20 odd. And we had a lot of fun but we worked out on these instruments how to play that and a lot of you have been asking what these things are and what they sound like.
So today's the day you find out if you're interested. Sam. Sa. Sad.
So let us know what you think in the comments and we will be hopefully making some videos from Luxembourg after a bit of social time. Now I'm going to Luxembourg to meet with the Minister of Agriculture and Environment and we're doing a talk with the local government. See if we can move some buttons, press some buttons over there. And then we have a workshop for people from France, Germany, Luxembourg attending and we'll hopefully visit some farms. I might even be able to bring you along in video format somehow. So thanks for watching folks, as always and we'll see you in a video soon.
