Serenata is an old standard that a pianist introduced to me back in the 1980s. It a great tune to do with a band or all by yourself.
Listening while I work... you guys didn't realize you would be playing in Whoville, did you?
This is a 5 tracks recording. This is my own arrangement. It's was fun to put together. I hope you'll enjoy !
I had fun jamming along with the radio last night.
Here is our local Philly jazz station stream:
http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wrti/ppr/wrti2.m3u
My mics picked up the computer monitor sound. I am working on how to mix streaming and live sound into Audacity. I'll post those results when I get it working...
The attached audio is a short excerpt.
Awesome gig tonight! Really cool place.
Here Stella recorded yesterday at Marriott Hotel in Montpellier. Not enough money to hire a drummer and a bassist, so we did with BIAB.
Nothing fancy, but for me it's the first time I was playing with a saxophonist since I started studying 4 mallets, then it's a kind of milestone for me, and I was wanting to share with VW.
Vibes solo still too complicated, too many notes, but I'm on the way to work on that....
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ENJOY MUSIC!
Regards
F
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It's Christmas season, or Hanukkah/Kwanza/Solstice season (not trying to start the war on Christmas, though!). What are your favorite jazz Christmas albums?
A few that I like
GRP Christmas- Various artists (including Gary)
Crescent City Christmas Card- Wynton Marsalis
Oscar Peterson Christmas- Oscar Peterson, obviously
then of course
Charlie Brown Christmas- Vince Guraldi
What about YOU!?
