here's a beautiful tune by Eric Dolphy, "Serene." it seems appropriate to interject some Dolphy in the middle of all the Mengelberg tunes since the latter was the piano player on one of Dolphy's most famous recordings, "Last Date." i've always loved this tune with its sweeping melody
here's a beautiful tune by Eric Dolphy, "Serene." it seems appropriate to interject some Dolphy in the middle of all the Mengelberg tunes since the latter was the piano player on one of Dolphy's most famous recordings, "Last Date." i've always loved this tune with its sweeping melody
The ending:
The calm, rolling upward notes at the end really suit the mood of this piece of music and how you play it. Thank you budo.
Absolutely awesome beautiful playing. I like especially the section 3,00 - 4,00 . There is a lot of interesting and enjoyable happening there.
The piece and your playing is musical, having pleasing harmonious qualities. Enjoyed it much.
Thank you budo.
Best wishes,
Stig
P.S. Regarding your kind comment about my Relaxing melody with Kawai Strings pad, I just want to mention that your word about the bass note changing the sound of chord - At the beginning the bass goes down one tone step at a time, eleven steps! I thought it was nice at a change
budo wrote:here's a beautiful tune by Eric Dolphy, "Serene." it seems appropriate to interject some Dolphy in the middle of all the Mengelberg tunes since the latter was the piano player on one of Dolphy's most famous recordings, "Last Date." i've always loved this tune with its sweeping melody
The ending:
The calm, rolling upward notes at the end really suit the mood of this piece of music and how you play it. Thank you budo.Absolutely awesome beautiful playing. I like especially the section 3,00 - 4,00 . There is a lot of interesting and enjoyable happening there.
The piece and your playing is musical, having pleasing harmonious qualities. Enjoyed it much.
Thank you budo.Best wishes,
Stig
P.S. Regarding your kind comment about my Relaxing melody with Kawai Strings pad, I just want to mention that your word about the bass note changing the sound of chord - At the beginning the bass goes down one tone step at a time, eleven steps! I thought it was nice at a change
thank you so much for listening and your kind words Stig. i'm really happy that you found it beautiful. and i did notice the sequence, it was a nice Easter egg in there
here's a beautiful tune by Eric Dolphy, "Serene." it seems appropriate to interject some Dolphy in the middle of all the Mengelberg tunes since the latter was the piano player on one of Dolphy's most famous recordings, "Last Date." i've always loved this tune with its sweeping melody
That's really a wonderful dreamy piece and a wonderful performance Budo !
I really liked it !
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo