here's a gem written by the great Billie Holiday and Mal Waldron, "All Alone." honestly i didn't change a whole lot this time, mostly i stuck with the chart (although did it in a different key). it's not exactly the way that she sang it but hopefully it's true to the spirit!
Wow, I was captivated by this truly magnificent piece.
Excellent arrangement and clean performance.
Thanks for sharing,
Carmelo
budo wrote:here's a gem written by the great Billie Holiday and Mal Waldron, "All Alone." honestly i didn't change a whole lot this time, mostly i stuck with the chart (although did it in a different key). it's not exactly the way that she sang it but hopefully it's true to the spirit!
Wow, powerful pieces of music….touches me….emotionally moving. It hits me in a personal way…evoking memories…..melancholic…
Thank you budo so much for giving me this moment.
And - Ending 6,00 - 6,21. Nice!
p.s. If you have time, please listen/comment to my "How we remember the amazing sounds in Organteq 1" (13 examples). 6.04 - 26
I myself think here afterwards that Orgtq 1 was a fantastic toolbox for sounds other than just chorales. Still useful, even though I love Orgtq 2 because you can change so many parameters that you couldn't on Orgtq 1. What other instrument can give its fantastic sound...Orgtq 1!Best wishes,
Stig
thank you so much for listening and your comment Stig. i really appreciate it. i checked out your OTQ video, it was fascinating!
]]>here's a gem written by the great Billie Holiday and Mal Waldron, "All Alone." honestly i didn't change a whole lot this time, mostly i stuck with the chart (although did it in a different key). it's not exactly the way that she sang it but hopefully it's true to the spirit!
Wow, powerful pieces of music….touches me….emotionally moving. It hits me in a personal way…evoking memories…..melancholic…
Thank you budo so much for giving me this moment.
And - Ending 6,00 - 6,21. Nice!
p.s. If you have time, please listen/comment to my "How we remember the amazing sounds in Organteq 1" (13 examples). 6.04 - 26
I myself think here afterwards that Orgtq 1 was a fantastic toolbox for sounds other than just chorales. Still useful, even though I love Orgtq 2 because you can change so many parameters that you couldn't on Orgtq 1. What other instrument can give its fantastic sound...Orgtq 1!
Best wishes,
Stig
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