A thruth behind things
Incredible "everything": composition, arrangement, production and Mark's Incredible piano playing and musicianship! I added 1:08-2:21 and 3:04-3:39
Lenny Cowler
perfect play with great feeling:)
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abuitremorem
Wonderful Dan, as you dive here with your sax in this classic piece and what sounds you entlock your instrument. In three different uses you bring the piece to shine. It sounds fantastic :)
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jjdf
Wowooo.. great sax play Dan (your entrance sounds a lick from Aranjuez?), I totally agree with Peter, your sound is magical...:D:W
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Itocpogo
Thank You so much, Joao!!!! I very much appreciate your very kind words my friend!!! I am not familiar with classic "Aranjuez", so I searched on YouTube and listened to several tracks of it and I believe the chord progression is very similar so to me that means I approach it to play something to fit the chord progression. I do not hear my entrance lick on the You Tube tracks but it is similar to the chord progression and I was thinking (like I always do) how Stan Getz played entrances to the classical strings on his Album "Focus") which is a Masterpiece to me. I am honored that you feel I did played something from that beautiful music.
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jjdf
My friend you played here magisterially, your entrance is superb, I really <3 it. Yeah, your lines approach the chord progression beautifully!! :W , listen to this if you have spare time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9RS4biqyAc
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Stef
WoW Dan! Poignant phrasing perfectly intercalated! Difficult to play on a wonderful classic track like this but you did it very well!! :)
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Itocpogo
Thank You so very much, Stef!!! I so much appreciate your gracious and very generous comment!!!
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Itocpogo
Thank You so much, Wolfgang!!! I very much appreciate your very kind words!!! I would be honored if I drew on the the influence of Aranjuez but I am not familiar with it. I listened to several takes on YouTube and the chord progression does sound similar. I was trying to play within that structure. The more I listened to Aranjuez, it does sound very familiar so it is possible I just did not know the name. At my advanced age it would be a plus if I can draw on music I heard decades ago. I was trying to follow the style of my hero (Stan Getz) as he played with strings on his Masterpiece (to me) Album, "Focus" playing with classical strings.
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wjl
Oh yeah, Stan Getz is übercool! And I'm sure that he knew Rodrigo and his music. :) And about those comments: yes, glad if I can help. You're welcome my friend! :) I have Rodrigo's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concierto_de_Aranjuez on a CD somewhere at home... :)
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Itocpogo
Thank You so much for this!!!! Rodrigo's life is Amazing and so is the History of the motivation for this composition!!! I studied classical music as a clarinet student as Accomplished as Rodrigo is, I only was taught the classics by Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, so Thank You so much for introducing Rodrigo to me!!!
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wjl
I think Chick Corea uses parts of this Concierto de Aranjuez when starting to play his famous "Spain" composition - so there *is* a connection to Jazz, at least some Jazzers made use of it :) And you're welcome my friend! :)
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Itocpogo
Thank You so very much, Marc!!! I appreciate it very much!!! I am a big fan of your music and you piano skills are Incredible!!! Your tracks are so complete without a sax but I was motivated by the Beauty of this and a big factor was your invite for others to add in certain places. Thank You so very much of this music!!!!!
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Clásica pistas base con Orchestration and Saxofón:
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The Aura Between Us
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Bacterial Tragedy Part II
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Desperately Sleepless Fugue
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Quiet Time
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Inside
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My love for you will never end
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Toccata Arpeggiata II 1
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Enter the Temple
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After Moonlight
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Alone
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Memorial.01.
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🐺 The Wolf i Am 🐺 Mix / bass
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Without Pretensions
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Hope for mercy
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Waiting
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Abandon All Hope
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silent tears
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Another life
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Don't look back
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What life Whispers
Las sesiones de jam en línea de wikiloops son posibles con el amable
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WikiLoops is the perfect place to exercise your instruments and share the results with the other musicians. It may even really help to turn yourself into a more experienced musician over time.
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