A nice one with something sober and "hypnotic" (to me).
thank you so much Borealis, i'm really glad you enjoyed it
]]>budo wrote:here's another Thelonious Monk tune, "Green Chimneys." this is one of his more oddball tunes and most people don't play it. it's definitely not one of the warhorses like Round Midnight or Straight, No Chaser. nevertheless it's a lot of fun! this version is certainly not the typical way to do it, but then again i'm not sure what that is since almost no one does it
Great job with "Green Chimneys" Budo! Your timing is incredibly crisp, and you really bring out the unique, quirky character of Monk's writing.
Beautifully played!
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
thank you so much Carmelo! i'm glad that you liked it! he is indeed totally unique.
]]>budo wrote:here's another Thelonious Monk tune, "Green Chimneys." this is one of his more oddball tunes and most people don't play it. it's definitely not one of the warhorses like Round Midnight or Straight, No Chaser. nevertheless it's a lot of fun! this version is certainly not the typical way to do it, but then again i'm not sure what that is since almost no one does it
This is the right way and "the typical way to do it" when budo play it !
Well done - Creativity, Emotion and Expression!
I like especially much those forte sections for example 2,25 - 2,41 3,20 - 3,45
Slow ending is a good contrast to those forte sectionsThank you budo for always sharing your interesting and nice music
Best wishes,
Stig
thank you so much Stig! i'm glad you dug the loud parts, i was worried that things got out of hand it's such a crazy tune, i'm glad you liked it.
]]>here's another Thelonious Monk tune, "Green Chimneys." this is one of his more oddball tunes and most people don't play it. it's definitely not one of the warhorses like Round Midnight or Straight, No Chaser. nevertheless it's a lot of fun! this version is certainly not the typical way to do it, but then again i'm not sure what that is since almost no one does it
Great job with "Green Chimneys" Budo! Your timing is incredibly crisp, and you really bring out the unique, quirky character of Monk's writing.
Beautifully played!
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
here's another Thelonious Monk tune, "Green Chimneys." this is one of his more oddball tunes and most people don't play it. it's definitely not one of the warhorses like Round Midnight or Straight, No Chaser. nevertheless it's a lot of fun! this version is certainly not the typical way to do it, but then again i'm not sure what that is since almost no one does it
This is the right way and "the typical way to do it" when budo play it !
Well done - Creativity, Emotion and Expression!
I like especially much those forte sections for example 2,25 - 2,41 3,20 - 3,45
Slow ending is a good contrast to those forte sections
Thank you budo for always sharing your interesting and nice music
Best wishes,
Stig
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