The very first time that I heard the tune was an acid_jazz cover by flutist Philip Bent back in 1993. More recently I saw on TH-cam an arrangement in which George Shearing did a swing tempo interpretation. This tune is one of those where the performer could conceivably play what they want in the way that they want
The very first time that I heard the tune was an acid_jazz cover by flutist Philip Bent back in 1993. More recently I saw on TH-cam an arrangement in which George Shearing did a swing tempo interpretation. This tune is one of those where the performer could conceivably play what they want in the way that they want
Exactly! Because the melody sounds like an improvisation.
thank you for your big effort, it is so precious :)
Thanks Onur! I'm enjoying making these videos - good luck with your music.
Love this channel! Thanks so much. Those 3rd and sharp 9 classical..... gold!
Timely! Thank you.
Do you have recommendations for 20th century classical music pieces? Or your favorites? (piano or not)
Debussy's The Sunken Cathedral is amazing!