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Dan Barman
What a game! #AlexSmith is my new hero! Love you Saints, but it's my 9'ers time to shine.
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When the wind blows this hard Brooklyn sounds like an angry, steel monster. If I were a poet I could make that sound a lot cooler
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Giant wall sticker, NYC subway equivalent of sweeping dirt under the rug... #foreverlazy http://t.co/WDVAIP2F
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Used to being tallest guy in the room, but apparently #Lemonheads fans are huge. #false-bottomed-shoes
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- ~Shana~1 year ago
Great new songs! Wish I was in NY so I could catch Rit Mo Collective tonight... Maybe the next time I'm up there I'll be able to catch a show. I saw Elvis Perkins a few months ago and thought of you... Hope all is well!
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- The Peace2 years ago
reppin the 503 in the nyc
- ~Shana~2 years ago
Dan! I know, I know...it has been far too long. I shall drop you a line [or 500 ;) ] some time soon. I hope all is well! Also, I bid you a belated L' Shanah Tovah!
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Cheers, Elliott & The Crew - Aaron Major2 years ago
You truly are one bad-ass drummer and friend. So glad we could hook up while you were in Eugene. Keep up the sweet rockin', good ol' vibes. Someday...I'll make it out East to the big city. Peace, my brotha.
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Genre: Experimental / Jazz / Rock
Location Brooklyn, NY, Un
Profile Views: 20615
Last Login: 11/14/2011
Member Since 5/13/2006
Website danbarman.com
Type of Label Unsigned
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The evolution of Jazz, the energy and passion of Rock, the gritty-dirtiness of funky beats, the humble honesty of US Roots and Blues, the roundness of the African 12, the playful bounce of Hip-Hop, and the beauty of Classical. Also the people, music, and culture of San Francisco, New York, and New Orleans. -
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If you’re looking for Drummer, Bandleader, Educator Dan Barman, he can most likely be found performing at any of New York City’s most popular music venues. In the short time since his move from the west coast, he has become a regular fixture on the NYC music scene both as a live performer and studio musician, recording with such celebrated producers as six-time Grammy Award Winner “Commissioner” Gordon Williams (Santana, Lauryn Hill, Fugees) and Jeremy Sklarsky (Freelance Whales, Foreigner, Diane Birch). As a bandleader with some of New York City’s most talented musicians at his fingertips, he has put together ensembles for a long list of local as well as international touring musicians, including multi-award winning artist Joanie Leeds (Independent Music Awards winner, John Lennon Songwriting contest winner) and Doris Cellar of The Freelance Whales.
Barman began teaching private lessons at an early age, having spent time on percussion staff with The University of Oregon. As a private instructor he maintains a teaching studio in Brooklyn and has taught drum set performance for The School of Rock (NYC). He has served as a clinician for competitive high school jazz and marching band ensembles, and has designed classroom-style curriculums for high schools across the country and award winning educational programs such as The Kehillah Partnership of Northern New Jersey.
As a Division 1 Drum Corps International World Champion (DCI), Barman has served as a visual staff member on two North American DCI tours, designing daily routines and curriculums to teach competitive members proper posture, balance, and movement. Building upon this experience, Barman has created a unique, ergonomic approach to the drum set and recently filed for patent on an original design for an ergonomic drum seat.
If you'd like to follow Dan and hear about upcoming shows and events, you can find him on Facebook and Twitter. If you’d like to be in touch to discuss playing and teaching opportunities, or to put an ensemble together for an upcoming performance or tour, he can be reached at (541) 515-0432 or danbarmandrums@gmail.com.























