Sharing Top Notch, Reference Music Links.....

[steve]

Clarinet and double bass at the for front. How pure and natural do these instruments
sound?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw45hczpmPM

cheers

steve

[Nick B]

Thanks, Steve, and I especially enjoyed the clarinet player. The guy also looks a little bit like Steve Martin....

[steve]

I love it too. I also like the lady playing the double bass, her mannerisms are
unique, love it.

Well, I played another Anna Lapwood selection. Oh my. What she does is amazing.
This short selection will really test the deep bass and your fillings.
Of course the previous selection posted did as well. But Wow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HHtulwmk6U

Quick Edit: I found this same selection on Deezer, for those who subscribe.

Cheers and enjoy.
steve

[Nick B]

I love it too. I also like the lady playing the double bass, her mannerisms are
unique, love it.

Well, I played another Anna Lapwood selection. Oh my. What she does is amazing.
This short selection will really test the deep bass and your fillings.
Of course the previous selection posted did as well. But Wow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HHtulwmk6U

Cheers and enjoy.
steve

Thanks, Steve. That was stunning and the venue was amazing as well!

[steve]

I love it too. I also like the lady playing the double bass, her mannerisms are
unique, love it.

Well, I played another Anna Lapwood selection. Oh my. What she does is amazing.
This short selection will really test the deep bass and your fillings.
Of course the previous selection posted did as well. But Wow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HHtulwmk6U

Cheers and enjoy.
steve

Thanks, Steve. That was stunning and the venue was amazing as well!

I would have loved to be there live. I did some checking and it appears that the
blower uses a 25hp + sized motor, 17,000 + watts of power to operate.

17,000 watts would draw 75 amps at 220 vac.

Cheers
steve

[steve]

Interesting selection where one can hear the footsteps as well as
4 bows. The footsteps should sound so natural, full. The instrument
sounds quite natural.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUeysGoPFTk&list=RDaUeysGoPFTk&start_radio=1

Cheers and enjoy.
steve

[Nick B]

Interesting selection where one can hear the footsteps as well as
4 bows. The footsteps should sound so natural, full. The instrument
sounds quite natural.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUeysGoPFTk&list=RDaUeysGoPFTk&start_radio=1

Cheers and enjoy.
steve

Thanks for posting, Steve. How very fun and interesting. I would not want to participate in the rehearsals!

[steve]

Nice point Nick. Rehearsals must have been interesting indeed.
I wonder how many takes it took for a flawless performance?

cheers

steve

[steve]

Here is a change of pace and wonderful to these ears. I am not sure
how to describe this selection, but it is fun and live sounding.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vLVUCf8Ibs

And Deborah with Mason Williams, Classical Gas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vXtywOlayc&app=desktop

Cheers and enjoy

steve

[Nick B]

An accordion playing Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor. I enjoy accordion quite a bit and this is very nicely done...

https://youtube.com/shorts/3cLp2_BDTXA?si=_PnoS948SXaMpvRE

[Nick B]

Here is a change of pace and wonderful to these ears. I am not sure
how to describe this selection, but it is fun and live sounding.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vLVUCf8Ibs

And Deborah with Mason Williams, Classical Gas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vXtywOlayc&app=desktop

Cheers and enjoy

steve

That was fun. Can't say I've ever heard blues on a harp. I've heard of Mason Williams for many years, but had no idea what he looked like.

Thanks for posting.

Nick

[steve]

Is that accordion playing those low notes? I have never thought about the range.
Wow, love it, nicely done.

Classical Gas is one of my favorites. Not the typical run of the mill selections,
unique style. This electric harp was a 1st of a kind and specially designed by Deborah
and a french company. It is even called by her name.

I have never heard blues either with harps. Those ladies know how to be lively and have fun.

Cheers

steve

[Nick B]

Is that accordion playing those low notes? I have never thought about the range.
Wow, love it, nicely done.

Classical Gas is one of my favorites. Not the typical run of the mill selections,
unique style. This electric harp was a 1st of a kind and specially designed by Deborah
and a french company. It is even called by her name.

I have never heard blues either with harps. Those ladies know how to be lively and have fun.

Cheers

steve

Steve,

It seems those low notes are coming from the accordion. If indeed so, that's quite a surprise.

Nick