Vivaldi & Milo
Do you ever wonder how the clatter of a 16th‑century Venetian market could shape the rhythms we play today?
Yes, I do. The clatter of coin, the rhythm of merchants’ footsteps, and the ringing of market bells in 16th‑century Venice all combine into a subtle pulse that, when I trace it, shows up in the syncopation and accents of modern drumming.
That’s the magic of history—every clink and footstep becomes a hidden motif waiting to be brought into the score. It’s like finding a secret rhythm that modern drums can only sing if they listen closely.
Exactly. When I hear the market’s clatter, I can almost hear it in the groove of a drum solo. It’s a quiet reminder that rhythm has always been about people moving together.
It’s beautiful how those ancient sounds still echo in our feet today, reminding us that every beat is a conversation between us and the world around us. Keep listening to that pulse—it will guide your music to something truly human.