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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
At the moment: *Opus Clavicembalisticum* by Kaikhosru Sorabji interpreted by Geoffry Madge.
What music are you listening to?
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bhavesh0409
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"Johnny Cash"......I like bass-baritone voice
one of the most influential American musicians of the 20th century,he has sort deep bass-tone voice which creates magic of countryside
few favs....
"Beans of breakfast"
http://www.song-list.net/johnnycash/beansforbreakfast/tracks
"Bird on a wire"
http://www.song-list.net/johnnycash/birdonawirelivewithorchestra/tracks
....................."Hello, I'm Johnny Cash".....thats his style
one of the most influential American musicians of the 20th century,he has sort deep bass-tone voice which creates magic of countryside
few favs....
"Beans of breakfast"
http://www.song-list.net/johnnycash/beansforbreakfast/tracks
"Bird on a wire"
http://www.song-list.net/johnnycash/birdonawirelivewithorchestra/tracks
....................."Hello, I'm Johnny Cash".....thats his style
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Aloha sunwaiter,
I am an *owner* of a bass-baritone voice. Are you implying that it is a somewhat less worthy human voice category? Maybe I could share an example of the art of *bass-baritone*:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxYkZ8b6tyw&fmt=18
Cheerio,
CD
I am an *owner* of a bass-baritone voice. Are you implying that it is a somewhat less worthy human voice category? Maybe I could share an example of the art of *bass-baritone*:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxYkZ8b6tyw&fmt=18
Cheerio,
CD
sunwaiter
New member
CD... i would NEVER ( to quote Brabo ) say such a thing! voices are voices there has to be lots of different tessitures, octaves, etc. can you simply imagine a world that is inhabited ony by people <hosound like mice?
for those who like baritone and very high put together, and most of all for those who like dutch hippie looking musicians, i recommand Focus. The group was founded and led by Tys Van Leer, an incredible artist who masters flute, organ and all sorts of keyboards, and sings very well. At least he used to in the seventies. Among others, he had excellent (and very nice person) guitarist Philippe Catherine playing in his band.
there has to be lots of different tessitures, octaves, etc. can you simply imagine a world that is inhabited ony by people <hosound like mice? for those who like baritone and very high put together, and most of all for those who like dutch hippie looking musicians, i recommand Focus. The group was founded and led by Tys Van Leer, an incredible artist who masters flute, organ and all sorts of keyboards, and sings very well. At least he used to in the seventies. Among others, he had excellent (and very nice person) guitarist Philippe Catherine playing in his band.
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Aloha sunwaiter,
I was being just a tiny bit facetious :grin: By now, MIMF knows you as a thoughtful *mensch* who is very circumspect and honourable in his words and deeds. You da man!
Cheerio,
CD
I was being just a tiny bit facetious :grin: By now, MIMF knows you as a thoughtful *mensch* who is very circumspect and honourable in his words and deeds. You da man!
Cheerio,
CD
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Aloha sunwaiter,
Here it is night and my honey is making me feel funny and mischievious :grin::grin::grin:
Cheerio,
CD
Here it is night and my honey is making me feel funny and mischievious :grin::grin::grin:
Cheerio,
CD
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
At the moment I'm listening to a very sensual piece by Sorabji entitled *Le Jardin Parfumee*.
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Aloha sunwaiter,
If you wish to get to know Sorabji then head on over to:
http://www.sorabji-archive.co.uk/
Cheerio,
CD
If you wish to get to know Sorabji then head on over to:
http://www.sorabji-archive.co.uk/
Cheerio,
CD
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Aloha sunwaiter,
I'm glad to have been or service to you. Sorabji has written some of the most extreme piano works around - even three organ symphonies! It is music quite unlike anyother.
Back on topic: At the moment: *Gulistan* by Sorabji.
Cheerio,
CD
I'm glad to have been or service to you. Sorabji has written some of the most extreme piano works around - even three organ symphonies! It is music quite unlike anyother.
Back on topic: At the moment: *Gulistan* by Sorabji.
Cheerio,
CD
methodistgirl
New member
I was listening to the courthouse chimes. They are such a pretty sound
since they were repaired.
judy tooley
since they were repaired.
judy tooley
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
At the moment: Sorabji's First Organ Symphony.
intet_at_tabe
Rear Admiral Appassionata (Ret.)
Miroslav Vitous, at the time a resident in America, however born in the Czech Republic, on his album "Journey´s End", released by the ECM Records 1983.
This album from Miroslav Vitous (former bassist with the original electric jazz group Weather Report and before that a member of the Miles Davis electric bands in the late 1960´s) was the second release of an album with the same group of European musicians.
The musicians:
Miroslav Vitous - double bass
John Surman - soprano and baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
John Taylor - piano
Jon Christensen - drums
Miroslav Vitous left the USA after recorded the album "Star", also by the ECM Records (1991) to go back to his mother country and concentrate mostly for a 10 years period in teaching, which lasted until 2002, where he gathered some of the musicians he had played with and favoured over the years in the USA on the new album "Universal Syncopations", released by the ECM Records 2003.
This album from Miroslav Vitous (former bassist with the original electric jazz group Weather Report and before that a member of the Miles Davis electric bands in the late 1960´s) was the second release of an album with the same group of European musicians.
The musicians:
Miroslav Vitous - double bass
John Surman - soprano and baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
John Taylor - piano
Jon Christensen - drums
Miroslav Vitous left the USA after recorded the album "Star", also by the ECM Records (1991) to go back to his mother country and concentrate mostly for a 10 years period in teaching, which lasted until 2002, where he gathered some of the musicians he had played with and favoured over the years in the USA on the new album "Universal Syncopations", released by the ECM Records 2003.
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
At the moment: Nocturne *Djâmi* by Sorabji.
intet_at_tabe
Rear Admiral Appassionata (Ret.)
The american tenor, alto and soprano saxophone player Joshua Redman, the son of the late Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone) on his remarkable album "Timeless Tales (for changing times)", released by Warner Bros. 1998.
The musicians:
Joshua Redman - tenor, alto and soprano saxophone
Brad Mehldau - piano
Larry Grenadier - double bass
Brian Blade - drums
Not that many saxophone players throughout the world master all three types of saxophones, like Joshua Redman. I know Chris Potter too plays all three.
Do any of you guys know of other saxophone players, whith the same talent?
The musicians:
Joshua Redman - tenor, alto and soprano saxophone
Brad Mehldau - piano
Larry Grenadier - double bass
Brian Blade - drums
Not that many saxophone players throughout the world master all three types of saxophones, like Joshua Redman. I know Chris Potter too plays all three.
Do any of you guys know of other saxophone players, whith the same talent?
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Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
At the moment: *Trout-Quintet* by Schubert.