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JazzBaltica 2016: Mo' Blow special guest Nils Landgren
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2016
- Concert date 26.06.2016 | JazzBaltica
Felix Falk, saxophone, didgeribone, percussion | Matti Klein, fender rhodes | Tobias Fleischer, bass | André Seidel, drums | special guest: Nils Landgren, trombone
www.jazzbaltica.de
Macht sehr viel Spaß zu sehen und zu hören. LG Volker
Sonzera, Puro funk da melhor qualidade!
Поражает дикий темперамент Felix-а, да и не стареющий Nils дал жару!!! Очень понравилось, спасибо! Herzlichen Dank!!!
Oleg Misiyan P0ñ.
Yeah, that funky sound with Nils is great!
THANKS
Fantàstics! Boníssims! Novedosos! Felicitats!
great! you guys can groove :D :D
Eccellente!
Okay. Felix Falk masters circular breathing. Anyway, it's fun.
Легендарный Squier jazz bass JV - фирма веников не вяжет..
За новый социализм! ✊ Вступайте в движение Н.Н.Платошкина! Иначе нам удачи не видать...
Compressed, damn flat! Where's the midrange? Deep basses and treble, nothing in the middle!!! So disappointing!!!
baritone sax and trombone unison sound like one big fart
Man, these guys are cooking, but the sax player needs to learn some humility... jeez be secure enough to let the rhythm section do their thing without feeling the need to bang a tambourine every quarter note you're not blowing on..
Seriously? Goodness me! LOL!
The tambourine is a humble percussion instrument, and Felix is thoroughly enjoying himself, he's full of rhythm, and to play on the tambourine as a backing percussion is perfectly fine. It does play a role in the total sound. You're obviously not a musician.
You know what? You are absolutely right. I remember from my early sax days I did the very same thing. One old, wise drummer I played with told me once: "If you feel the need to entertain when you are NOT blowing your horn, dance, take your clothes off or - for Christ's sake - make noise every third beat or something..." Cured me pronto.
The problem with all these young, dynamic and talented cats is that they quickly learn everything. Then the light goes on, and they embark on a long and treacherous quest to figure out which combination of 95% of what they just learned they are supposed NOT to use. And this is difficult and it takes time. He's young, he'll learn! But sure he can blow! He has a bright future.