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| Jazz for aficionados frog, your attachment of the Brubeck interview quote vindicated me! ;^)Brubeck: Well, I love the Brandenburg Concertos, and I think they're so rhythmic, and so full of life, and so related in a way to jazz. Or, jazz is related to it Now for Spike ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados rok, I suspect we all appreciate that labels can be difficult.I readily admit that the Swingle Singers are not jazz, not in the strict sense. Is "jazzy" a better term? So far as my limited musical knowledge takes me, they are singing Bach's scor... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Bach and Jazz:I rather enjoy this -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri85RVGWtcY&list=PL452AD126B9D448A6This too -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhU7euFPWwo | |
| Jazz for aficionados rok, I tried to pay the taxman today too. But the system was f***ed up and e-payments didn't work. And all along I thought they wanted my money! ;^) | |
| Jazz for aficionados o10, in the past you and I have aligned pretty well regarding specific music or performances, I don't know why we have such a disconnect here?1. I picked up on your three offerings of "Speak Low" to relate my opinion that when lyrics accompany a ... | |
| trying to reach Art Audio..... are they gone ? I ended up with an Art Audio PX-25 some years ago when I had HE speakers. I'd auditioned a few other low powered and SET tube amps (can't remember them all now) and the PX-25 was clearly the most musically pleasing. | |
| Does it improve the sound of a MM or MI cartridge by playing it through a phono stage? All MM, MI, and MC require a phono stage. Which type depends on the output of the cartridge. There can be other considerations, such as loading, but gain is the main one. | |
| Jazz for aficionados Forgive me father for I have sinned . . . .When I began collecting records (for the music) I had a Steelman suitcase style portable with a 3" speaker, 4-speed BSR record player, "flip over" needle for LPs and 78s, AM radio, and some tiny tube a... | |
| Jazz for aficionados In English it's called travesty! | |
| Jazz for aficionados I know rok, almost afraid to mention it. ;^) | |
| Jazz for aficionados mary_jo I appreciated your tribute to Morricone. For my taste he was one of the best.I'll draw attention to my favorite among his works, "The Mission". It was not only well suited to the film and music I never tire of, but, dare I admit, as an a... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Thanks frog. So now my question: which came first, Weill's music or Nash's lyrics? I could see the music influencing the character of the lyric if Weill composed that first. Similarly if he was inspired by Nash's lyrics first then they in tern ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados O10, no, not trite at all. See if this helps my point.Had I never heard words to "Speak Low" then my feeling for any rendition would be based on the musical merits, other than what the title might suggest. But once I've heard the lyrics to any s... | |
| Jazz for aficionados o10, I had an interesting reaction to "Speak Low", although I've certainly experienced it before.This applies to songs with lyrics since that establishes the context. To me, "Speak Low" suggests no more than a moderate level (duh!) and a slow rhy... | |
| Jazz for aficionados frog, congrats on your perseverance, so glad you made it.Regarding your selections, I never heard Satch play that before. But I recognized him immediately. Then, in spite of the strings, I enjoyed the Haden (a little barb for your other recent c... |