Ministry Of Sound Swiss Edition June 2011

0:02 First of all, Miss Dynamite, what's your real name?

Right, first of all, Miss Dynamite, what's your real name? Claudia. Claudia. And where are you from? I'm coming from Brazil. And how long have you been here? Since two years. Yeah? Enjoy? A lot. And you practice, don't you? Yes. And your better half, sir, can you tell everyone what's your name? My name is Dieter. Dieter. And where are you from originally? I'm originally from Germany. Okay. And you... You took Claudia to the Ministry of Sound course a few years ago, so after that you decided to come here and do your own. Exactly, actually I have to like tell a little bit this story. So we were going, well I was working internationally as a consultant and was ending up in South America getting to know her, actually started loving her, so in this case

1:23 We were going to London

We were touring around in South America a bit and after that we decided to go to Europe and live in Switzerland. So when we came to Switzerland, Claudia wanted to explore her creative side more and then we decided okay if we go this professional way and have DJ not as a fun thing but beside the fun thing make a profession out of it, we have to go to ministry to learn it right. So, we were going to London. We're meeting you and we had this great experience there. Cool. Now, we have talked about this subject before. The main reason for this video is I personally think this weekend has been a great success. Very good success. So, Claudia, next stage. What's gonna happen? Now we have the second edition of DJ Academy in September.

2:44 This course can be for anyone that wants

And, of course, Jonathan will be here with us. I hope so. Thank you. Cool. For sure. And it's time more people coming and learning and enjoying practicing. And enjoying. You got it. Yeah. Something as well that I think people out there should understand is when I had the interview with the TV station, they asked who was my favorite DJ. Anna, you're right over there. He's quite happy as well. And it was Carl Cox. Now, Carl Cox is nearly 50, yet he is still a well-known, world-renowned DJ who has a lot of respect. So to try and explain to people out there that you don't have to be 15 or 16 to be a DJ. You can be any age. So do you think people out there who are maybe 40, 50, 60, who have always liked music, do you think this course could be for them as well? This course can be for anyone that wants. Like since kids until... The day before you die? Yeah. It's like I'm going to die tomorrow but I'm going to do a Ministry of Sound course before I die so at least I can become a DJ. Then I can die. Always this time.

When you think that is the right time, this is the right time for it. Yeah, because in your home, you have a DJ set up downstairs, don't you? It's true. Okay. So I'm sure there are a lot of people out there who maybe are very rich or just have a small income who would like to party. So they come here, they get taught, then they go home and they think, right, I'm going to buy some DJ gear and I'm going to make my own party in my basement. Do you think that's a good idea? I think it's a good idea. of course any budget you need to respect your budget but yeah you can start slowly investing a little bit and then next month a little bit and then sure in the end you have a good setup that you can practice and know how this works better and i think any way to do that is valid okay right thank you very much and we'll finish this video off with

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