here's a great tune by Bill Evans, Time Remembered. there's no way to play it like he did ... his own performance of this tune is extremely hard (he had giant hands and amazing classical technique). the tune itself is very unorthodox. the progression goes all over the place, and there are no dominant chords at all (just minor and major 7ths). but many think it's one of his best tunes ... certainly i can't argue against that
here's a great tune by Bill Evans, Time Remembered. there's no way to play it like he did ... his own performance of this tune is extremely hard (he had giant hands and amazing classical technique). the tune itself is very unorthodox. the progression goes all over the place, and there are no dominant chords at all (just minor and major 7ths). but many think it's one of his best tunes ... certainly i can't argue against that
Great work budo!
I listened for particular sections, but found that the whole piece flows wonderfully. Here we can really talk about ”flow”. Your playing from chord to chord goes so smoothly, on and on….as you say, progression goes all over the place - well played. And 8 minutes - I think you are very happy with the piano and playing
And long long nice slow beautiful ending, I say it starts at about 7, 25 - 8,51. Indeed worth noting! (I mean important to pay attention to).
I think I hereby can say, that you are a living legend now in this forum with this kind of music. You are an impressiv player
Thanks again for posting
Best wishes,
Stig