I knew I was in for a treat from the first seconds. Wow, so warm and full of body! This really did a great job here (as always), very nice way to kick off my weekend!
Ken
thank you so much! i'm glad you enjoyed it
]]>budo wrote:here's a beautiful but almost never played ballad by Gary Burton from the 2nd vol of the book. the chord progression wanders around quite a bit but is really lovely.
Hi budo, what a fantastic piece and a fantastic playing!
Gentle wind and falling tear, yes exactly what it is and how you play it. You get a mild, kind, tender character to the piece.
- A gentle approach, you are guiding us toward the end with "kindness", and gentleness is the methodology.
And, the wonderful ending, it fades away. A gradual gentle disappearance that, to me, is leaving a lingering impression, even after the music is gone…..Beautifully played. Loved it!
Best wishes,
Stig
thank you so much for your comments! i agree that the tune has a very tender quality. i wish it were better known.
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]]>here's a beautiful but almost never played ballad by Gary Burton from the 2nd vol of the book. the chord progression wanders around quite a bit but is really lovely.
Hi budo, what a fantastic piece and a fantastic playing!
Gentle wind and falling tear, yes exactly what it is and how you play it. You get a mild, kind, tender character to the piece.
- A gentle approach, you are guiding us toward the end with "kindness", and gentleness is the methodology.
And, the wonderful ending, it fades away. A gradual gentle disappearance that, to me, is leaving a lingering impression, even after the music is gone…..
Beautifully played. Loved it!
Best wishes,
Stig
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