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I really shouldn't record these after 4 hours of practice, but here is my alto attempt.
View: https://soundcloud.com/user-205889630/blue-moon-1
View: https://soundcloud.com/user-205889630/blue-moon-1
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I don't know what's the correct english expression... lively, speedy, brisk, quick?
I like that alto one very much! Perhaps you should always practice for four hours before recording! It works!
Timing is much better... you could hear backing?I really shouldn't record these after 4 hours of practice, but here is my alto attempt.
View: https://soundcloud.com/user-205889630/blue-moon-1
WildI forgot that I recorded this a few weeks ago during my monthly short recording session!
Still issues with sound bleeding and distortion in the recording since I got a new laptop, but here is my take anyhow:
- 'Blue Moon' (Florida no USA 10* - Rico Royal 2) - 100 bmp:
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I really shouldn't record these after 4 hours of practice, but here is my alto attempt.
Timing is much better... you could hear backing?
Timing is much better... you could hear backing?
Lots of pep
I enjoyed that a lot, thanks for posting it.I know it's no longer August, but I wanted to share this recording.
My sax quartet have "Blue Moon" in their regular repertoire, and I recorded all of tonight's rehearsal.
This recording is "as is" - just in my house, I haven't edited this at all.
I hope you enjoy it. I think it's a rather good arrangement by Kenneth Abeling, published by Lincoln Music.
View: https://soundcloud.com/user-331176243/blue-moon
That was beautiful!I just played this tune again for the SOTW beginners intermediates TOTM.
A different set up this time.
Conn 1933 Baritone with an old Designed by Arnold Brilhart Hard Rubber Mouthpiece.
Originally a 4 tip but opened to .110 by Brian Powell.
And my trusty old Fibracell 3.5.
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