What are you listening to?

[Guy]

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[Harlock999]

Badfinger

 

[Schacht]

Thanks Guy! I know that many colleagues think that Yo Yo Ma´s Bach is too romantic and many mean there´s too much reverberation. I let them talk - I love this record.

Harlock - my goodness - thanks for sharing "Badfinger". I really didn´t know them. These haircuts are terrific!

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[Dutch]

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[Guy]

Thanks Guy! I know that many colleagues think that Yo Yo Ma´s Bach is too romantic and many mean there´s too much reverberation. I let them talk - I love this record.

I am not a purest I do not listen to perform or teach Dry Bach.

 

[Schacht]

[…] I am not a purest I do not listen to perform or teach Dry Bach.

Neither do I. There are so many living colours in Bachs music…

The following shows Aimards Art Of The Fugue recordings in Vienna. The record is even more terrific, than any Badfinger-haircut could be:

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[Carlos]

Daryl Hall/John Oates - Abandoned Luncheonette

 

[Harlock999]

Thanks Guy! I know that many colleagues think that Yo Yo Ma´s Bach is too romantic and many mean there´s too much reverberation. I let them talk - I love this record.

Harlock - my goodness - thanks for sharing "Badfinger". I really didn´t know them. These haircuts are terrific!

My pleasure! Badfinger is one of my favorite bands. To my ears, they are like The Beatles, minus John Lennon's genius, sarcasm and bitterness.

 

[Carlos]

Big Brother & the Holding Company - Cheap Thrills 8)

 

[Guy]

[…] I am not a purest I do not listen to perform or teach Dry Bach.

Neither do I. There are so many living colours in Bachs music…

The following shows Aimards Art Of The Fugue recordings in Vienna. The record is even more terrific, than any Badfinger-haircut could be:

Very Good~ Thanks for posting.

 

[MisterE]

Schacht, I checked out some of the photos on your site. I especially loved the irony of this one:





:lol!: :lol!: :lol!:

 

[Schacht]

[…] irony […]

Irony? I just recently decided to work a little harder on my repertoire …
Isn´t it always helpful to prepare something, that really impresses the audience?

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[Harlock999]

[…] irony […]

Irony? I just recently decided to work a little harder on my repertoire …
Isn´t it always helpful to prepare something, that really impresses the audience?

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This performance sounds remarkably like mockingbirds, and traffic going by...catchy.

 

[Dutch]

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[MisterE]

[…] irony […]

Irony? I just recently decided to work a little harder on my repertoire …
Isn´t it always helpful to prepare something, that really impresses the audience?

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I was amused because the photo suggests a studio recording version of 4'33".... awesome!

 

[Doc Manhattan]

4'33" loses something in a digital recording... you hvae to hear it live, or on vinyl.

 

[Guy]

Dutch
Very interesting I play some Civil War music and this one I have not herd all the words to, very interesting. Thanks for posting!

 

[Dutch]

Dutch
Very interesting I play some Civil War music and this one I have not herd all the words to, very interesting. Thanks for posting!

Guy, It's also a tune from the movie soundtrack of "The Last Outlaw," starring Mickey Rourke and an all star cast, from back in 1993. It's an outstanding western and in my opinion one of Rourke's best performances.

 

[Harlock999]

 

[Schacht]

[…]I was amused because the photo suggests a studio recording version of 4'33".... awesome!

Thanks, you hit of course the point - but what I still like the most, is to play it live on the drums. You know - on a really big drumset.

4'33" loses something in a digital recording... you hvae to hear it live, or on vinyl.

Especially the older recordings are sometimes just spectacular.

Thanks a lot. I really like the sound on this album, and "Country Girls". I can´t say, that I fully understood the greatness of Roxy Music until I saw "Lost in Translation" in 2003. That was late? Yes it was, but somehow the proof, that "More Than This" is in fact indestructible, has been convincing, respectively touching -
and so I fell in love with this version:

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