here's another composition by Misha Mengelberg. the tune has a second title in English "Crocodile Tear," but that's not a literal translation of the Dutch title (The Laughing Dwarf) and as far as i can tell it's not a Dutch idiom of crocodile tears. kind of a mystery. anyway, it's still a lot of fun to play!
here's another composition by Misha Mengelberg. the tune has a second title in English "Crocodile Tear," but that's not a literal translation of the Dutch title (The Laughing Dwarf) and as far as i can tell it's not a Dutch idiom of crocodile tears. kind of a mystery. anyway, it's still a lot of fun to play!
Great work, Budo. I really like this piece, which is very dynamic and full of improvisations, just like your style.
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
here's another composition by Misha Mengelberg. the tune has a second title in English "Crocodile Tear," but that's not a literal translation of the Dutch title (The Laughing Dwarf) and as far as i can tell it's not a Dutch idiom of crocodile tears. kind of a mystery. anyway, it's still a lot of fun to play!
Dear budo, always beautiful playing, especially this one. And you surprised me again with the ending!
I experienced 4.43 as the beginning of the ending chord and then came ritardando + diminuendo and then 5.00 nothing!!! I was expecting a ”button” but no, nice ending surprise anyway
Nice jump at 1,48 in the middle of the impro and then 2,43 - 2,50 10 jumps. Bravo!
While there are many ways to weave emotion into music,
your improvisation here put me in a good mood, thank you budo.
Best wishes,
Stig