budo wrote:here's a very short cryptic tune from the book. it's not in the original hand of the other charts and seems to have been added on later as the book gained traction. but it seems to appear in all the printed versions i've seen. i guess there was a bit of promotion going on with the lead sheet ... maybe you could hire Karl Berger or Dave Holland to play the cocktail hour at your wedding afaik they were already famous so it's kind of mystery why the ad would appear there.
Bravo budo!
Liked this from first note! Faforite section from about 3,40 - 4,44 is like a wild storm. And then coming like ”the soft rain” and then the calm ending.
A different, nice ending againBest wishes,
Stig
thank you so much for your comments. i like the idea of a wild storm followed by the soft rain i really appreciate it.
]]>Really nice. I like the contemporary vibe sometimes. Reminds me of some Craig Taborn's pieces
thank you so much! Craig Taborn is an awesome player and i'm a big fan of his stuff. he has some really fascinating performances.
]]>That was a joy to listen to! From this book the songs tend to each be a journey. Well done!
thank you so much! i agree with your comment about each of them being a journey. they are each their own little world.
]]>here's a very short cryptic tune from the book. it's not in the original hand of the other charts and seems to have been added on later as the book gained traction. but it seems to appear in all the printed versions i've seen. i guess there was a bit of promotion going on with the lead sheet ... maybe you could hire Karl Berger or Dave Holland to play the cocktail hour at your wedding afaik they were already famous so it's kind of mystery why the ad would appear there.
Bravo budo!
Liked this from first note! Faforite section from about 3,40 - 4,44 is like a wild storm. And then coming like ”the soft rain” and then the calm ending.
A different, nice ending again
Best wishes,
Stig
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