My four drums T1 (wood), T2 (aluminum), T3 (wood with tensioning screws), and T4 (carbon)
T1: Brown wood drum, batter head view
T1, snare strainer view
T1, snare head view
T2: Basel drum, aluminum, batter head view
T2, snare strainer view
T2, snare head view
T3: Black wood drum with tensioning screws, snare strainer view
T3, snare head view
T4: Carbon drum, snare strainer view
T4, snare head view
T5, Swiss Army Drum from 1914, batter head vew
T5, snare head view
T5, snare strainer view
A drummer practicing in the woods on a gray winter day
“The computer world has a language all its own, just like Hungary, the difference being that if you hang around with Hungarians long enough, you eventually start to understand what they’re talking about, whereas the language used in the computer world is specifically designed to prevent this from happening.” (Dave Barry, 1947-)
Society of International Rudimental Drummers
Since 2018
30+ Jahre im Fokus der Tambouren
"Mein Trommelbauer"