here's one of the great warhorses in the book, Tom Jobim's "Wave." of course it has been played by so many people; two famous versions are by Oscar Peterson and Ahmad Jamal. it's another one of his fantastic progressions. i really like the bass movement on the bridge.
here's one of the great warhorses in the book, Tom Jobim's "Wave." i really like the bass movement on the bridge.
Although I am not familiar with your kind of music, I can feel your energy flow.
Love it.
Thanks, budo
Best Wishes
k.c.Paul
here's one of the great warhorses in the book, Tom Jobim's "Wave." of course it has been played by so many people; two famous versions are by Oscar Peterson and Ahmad Jamal. it's another one of his fantastic progressions. i really like the bass movement on the bridge.
Ah budo, that was real storm, not only one wave! What a journey! You ”wandered” far enough but didn’t get lost
Great impro! In my opinion you are magical on the keys, and I love how much fun you obviously have playing this piece !
I always find special sections in your pieces that I love much, but there are so many here. The chord! 1,30! And several places with the nice ”climbing high notes” as in 2,41 . 2,43 I like those places. And those forte chords 3,18 - 3,24 before the ending chord.
You are amazing, Please keep it coming. Best wishes all the way from Finland!
Stig
P.S. here is another player I listened to before I found you. He is improvising same piece, he is blind. But now , for me, budo rules
Comme dit sur YT ! Bonne continuation !
budo wrote:here's one of the great warhorses in the book, Tom Jobim's "Wave." i really like the bass movement on the bridge.
Although I am not familiar with your kind of music, I can feel your energy flow.
Love it.
Thanks, budoBest Wishes
k.c.Paul
thank you for listening, i really appreciate it!
budo wrote:here's one of the great warhorses in the book, Tom Jobim's "Wave." of course it has been played by so many people; two famous versions are by Oscar Peterson and Ahmad Jamal. it's another one of his fantastic progressions. i really like the bass movement on the bridge.
Ah budo, that was real storm, not only one wave! What a journey! You ”wandered” far enough but didn’t get lost
Great impro! In my opinion you are magical on the keys, and I love how much fun you obviously have playing this piece !
I always find special sections in your pieces that I love much, but there are so many here. The chord! 1,30! And several places with the nice ”climbing high notes” as in 2,41 . 2,43 I like those places. And those forte chords 3,18 - 3,24 before the ending chord.
You are amazing, Please keep it coming. Best wishes all the way from Finland!
Stig
P.S. here is another player I listened to before I found you. He is improvising same piece, he is blind. But now , for me, budo rules
thank you so much for your comments. and thanks for pointing out the performance by Shider. he had a really interesting approach to it. i really like the way he reharmonized the bridge. he also gets a great groove going here!