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different pompe styles
someone was asking this at manoucheries.com so i thought it might be helpful here too..
someone was asking the difference between the dutch, parisian and alsaciation pompe styles....
this should end all confusion... michael won't need to release his gypsy rhythm book ...
dutch style: very old-school, a lot of charm and nostalgia
alsacian: very strong and loads of presence, these dudes like it rough
parisian: modern, light but extremely efficient
someone was asking the difference between the dutch, parisian and alsaciation pompe styles....
this should end all confusion... michael won't need to release his gypsy rhythm book ...
dutch style: very old-school, a lot of charm and nostalgia
alsacian: very strong and loads of presence, these dudes like it rough
parisian: modern, light but extremely efficient
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