That's dedication to your musical art, such talent. I am sadly prejudiced and adore the honeyed notes that drip onto my musical pallet from the clarinet of Tamura Makiko. She, in my humble opinion, is among the finest clarinet players in this genre.
Chloe Feoranzo would give her a run for the money but I believe it would end up in a tie. Too bad they don't have dancers out there like Tuba Skinny of the New Orleans street musicians.
*Lionel Darde* If it was a nice sunny day, I don't believe the Japanese are extrovertish enough to have a few couples dance in the street like they do in New Orleans. Tamura Makiko always plays the clarinet with the gold plated mouthpiece ring/clamp. I have fond memories of playing sax and clarinet professionally for 8 years through high school and college way back in the 60s. I remember many requests for Pete Fountains *Stranger on the Shore*
There have been a number of further recordings since, yet somehow this one remains the most compelling. Perhaps it is the simplicity of it, the nonchalance, and perhaps most of all that it's being played on the streets.
One of the most beautiful rendition of this melody. Thank You!
That's dedication to your musical art, such talent. I am sadly prejudiced and adore the honeyed notes that drip onto my musical pallet from the clarinet of Tamura Makiko. She, in my humble opinion, is among the finest clarinet players in this genre.
Alan. You are so so right!
Chloe Feoranzo would give her a run for the money but I believe it would end up in a tie. Too bad they don't have dancers out there like Tuba Skinny of the New Orleans street musicians.
@@sireugenecourtney5797 : singing and dancing in thé Rain !!!
*Lionel Darde* If it was a nice sunny day, I don't believe the Japanese are extrovertish enough to have a few couples dance in the street like they do in New Orleans. Tamura Makiko always plays the clarinet with the gold plated mouthpiece ring/clamp. I have fond memories of playing sax and clarinet professionally for 8 years through high school and college way back in the 60s. I remember many requests for Pete Fountains *Stranger on the Shore*
Sir Eugene Courtney ... th-cam.com/video/7jzx664u5DA/w-d-xo.html (Acker Bilk)
There have been a number of further recordings since, yet somehow this one remains the most compelling. Perhaps it is the simplicity of it, the nonchalance, and perhaps most of all that it's being played on the streets.
Something musical going on? I spotted, in the background, double bass, guitar, trumpet cases.
Parmi les spectateurs on peut voir Maruyama Tomomitsu et Naho Ishimura ! (~ 2:45)
Et aussi Kitaura Yasuji. (~1:20)
I'd noticed that too. I suspect that means that we've watched too much ragtimecave!