Megarhythms Teachers | Frankie Malabe | Chatur Lal | Frank Arsenault

Sonny Emory
Virtuoso of State-Of-The-Art Ultra-Hip-Hop Drumming
The Originator of Mesmerizing In-The-Pocket Mega Modern Funky Drums!

Donovan Young
Associate Professor ISyE
Georgia Institute of Technology
An Awesome Professor, Musician, Individual,
one of the most creative people ever energizing
Space and Time!

Donovan Young Textbooks
* Modern Engineering Economy *
* Industrial Engineering FE/EIT Exam Prep *

Frankie Malabé

No one played the drum kit, the drum set with more wisdom and originality than Frankie Malabé!
Creating Paths of Unimagined Rhythmic Maîtrise.
His influences will enrich drumming well into this century!

AFRO-CUBAN RHYTHMS FOR DRUMSET
by Frank Malabe and Bob Weiner (©1990)

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Chatur Lal

With his astonishing influential “Sound”, on his solo vinyl lp
The Drums of India
World Pacific 1961 (rereleased Liberty Records 1968),
Chatur Lal introduced the world to The Tabla in their foundation.
In challenging dimensions of solo mastery, “instructive” verbal vocals... inscribing Tabla syllables in expatiated narrations over the arrangement of stationary phrases performed by Ram Narayan on Sarangi...
SIDE 1: Teen Tal - 16 BITS SIDE: 2 Rupak Tal - 7 BITS + Jaiy Tal - 13 BITS

Pandit Chatur Lal was the First!
CHATURLALTABLE.COM

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Dave Lombardo

The King of Modern Pyrotechnic FULL KIT Drumming

The Bold Medalist of
INGENIOUS
INVINCIBLE
COMBUSTIBLE
Grooves

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"the mind sparks at a Borges story or elegant proof in math..."
From: Call The Mainland by Alice Fulton - from her book FELT - copyright © 2001

"this book of fables by Borges, its prose a stalking, moonlit tiger."
From The Gulf by Derek Walcott - The Gulf and Other Poems copyright © 1969

Jorge Luis Borges

Harold Bloom of Borges from the book: The Western Canon - copyright © 1994...
"Of all Latin American authors in this century, he is the most universal...
an awareness of literature in which he has gone farther than anybody else."
　

John Updike - visualized Borges' work as "going beyond psychology, beyond the human."

When, in 1982, Gabriel Garcia Marquez was given the Nobel Prize he expressed one consideration:
that Argentine fabulist Jorge Luis Borges deserved the honor before him.

Emir Rodríguez Monegal (professor at Yale University - scholar, literary critic and editor)
has alleged that many of the ideas of French Pied-noir philosopher Jacques Derrida were recycled
from the work of Borges (from essays and tales such as:
"La fruición literaria" (1928),
"Elementos de preceptiva" (1933),
"Pierre Menard" (1939),
"Tlön" (1940),
"Kafka y sus precursores" (1951)....)

"I read Borges’ fabulous book Seven Nights for the seven-thousand time, I think, and it seems to me
a book I can never finish, because, as he says, a book changes each time we read it, because we
change and are never the same person we were yesterday"
© Copyright April 26, 2011 Sandra Cisneros - San Antonio, Texas

The Rabbinical George Steiner has some conclusive words:
Borges has "deepened the landscape of our memories."

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