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April 11, 2003
After Hours: Percussionists take less-beaten path
The "Stomp" ensemble uses common objects such as garbage can lids to create uncommon sounds. |
SEATTLE -- Sure, the concept sounds a bit thin -- a percussion ensemble clangs about on stage with push brooms and the like for two hours -- but the tightly choreographed performances that compose "Stomp" are nothing short of mesmerizing.
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