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Someone (not me) submitted this recording of David and I playing at PASIC in 2018 as a favorite cd (but it's not a CD). While it's not a traditional CD, it's a full-length performance, and I'm featured on it. I initially felt a bit awkward highlighting my own work, but I believe there's a valuable learning opportunity here.
Just a rough video I made playing with French bassist Antoine Brochot during a summer workshop I do in France.
I performed this with Maxence Daurait who is a great percussionist from France now studying at the Curtis Institute of Music. This was an incredible night of music put together by Don Liuzzi. He is the timpanist for the Philly Orchestra and a great percussionist and drummer!
We had a great hang with Mario. Here's a timeline in case you want to zero in on anything.
I had AI make a podcast of the video. It's attached just for fun!
Based on the provided audio excerpts, here's a timeline of the meeting, with timestamps indicating when certain events occurred:
this is great!
I just made a lesson and an etude on Like Someone In Love. I love to make a version playing the tune, hopefully to inspire some of you guys to do the same. Here's my version.
This is great and fun to watch. And so well done. And Alexey is a great player.
It seems to me this isn’t the audio of the actual outdoor playing. I think we would hear more noise. But maybe I’m wrong. What do you think? Anyway I love watching even if the audio is pre-recorded. It’s still great.
all add on to here after some of you voice your opinions.
hello! I was looking through all of VW for Latin jazz posts and all I kept seeing the same style of posts over and over so I thought "hey, let me add some pizzazz in here for Hispanic Heritage Month!"
still don't know what I'm going to be doing but I'll be popping in from time to time to post something in here through the month of festivities.
I think this guy sounds good. Do you? Why do you think I think he sounds good?