Topic: Favela (Pianoteq)
here's a Jobim tune that i don't hear played all that much but it's really great: "Favela." the melody sounds very warm and inviting, totally different from the piles of snow we are dealing with today ...
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Re: Favela (Pianoteq)
budo wrote:
here's a Jobim tune that i don't hear played all that much but it's really great: "Favela." the melody sounds very warm and inviting, totally different from the piles of snow we are dealing with today ...
The rhythm and dynamism of this piece are beautiful!
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Carmelo
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budo wrote:
here's a Jobim tune that i don't hear played all that much but it's really great: "Favela." the melody sounds very warm and inviting, totally different from the piles of snow we are dealing with today ...
Guaranteed ”Budo music”again - means high-quality, distinctive and recognizable cool jazz, whose trademarks are, among other things, innovative …… well, ….jazz improvisation.
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Thank you budo.
And, I will remember Favela because of the three beautiful ending chords. The last chord was like hanging... will there be more? No. Beautiful!
And with a good ending, the audience knows when to start applauding! Important.
Best wishes,
Stig