Further experiments with a Xaphoon, but now with better acoustics and a ukulele thrown in for good measure. 

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Xaphoon Songs

A Little Topsy Turvy

I bought a Xaphoon!!! Here is my second song that I learned on this brand new instrument.

Still learning this instrument so the songs that I play on it is on a very easy level compared to my saxophone playing, but I find it really enjoyable when I want something different to my regular saxophone practice.  I thought I would share it with you.  

Check out my profile for other song as well.

Website: http://eduansteenkamp.wix.com/saxyvibes
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/eduan-steenkamp
Like Page: https://www.facebook.com/eduan.steenkamp/

More coming soon.

Kumbaya on the Xaphoon

Hi all

Here is one of my own compositions.  I call it the Sad Xaphoon.  Let me know what you think.

Still learning this instrument so the songs that I play on it is on a very easy level compared to my saxophone playing, but I find it really enjoyable when I want something different to my regular saxophone practice. I thought I would share it with you.

Check out my profile for other song as well.

Website: eduansteenkamp.wix.com/saxyvibes
Soundcloud: @eduan-steenkamp
Like Page: www.facebook.com/eduan.steenkamp/

The Sad Xaphoon - Eduan Steenkamp

A talk by Peter Kaufman on the Mulit-Disciplinary Approach to Thinking.  Hosted by the Cal Poly Pomona Economics Club on March 29th, 2018.

Mr. Kaufman does not normally allow his talks to be on the record, but is making a rare exception in this case.  He believes the message within this talk – that it is possible to succeed in business, yet fail in life – is critical for anyone interested in living a full, meaningful life, with minimal regret in later years.  He hopes that “going positive and going first”, “win/win”, and “going far by going together” are ideas that aspiring money managers will take to heart in their own lives.

Link to Full Transcript: http://latticeworkinvesting.com/2018/04/06/peter-kaufman-on-the-multidisciplinary-approach-to-thinking/

Peter Kaufman on the Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Thinking

More songwriter than singer, my instrument of choice is a ukulele, though I experiment heavily with the guitar, blues harp, banjo and pianola. 

I'm a poet first and then a writer, trying to voice my truth. 

A Little Topsy Turvy

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