Best miking of the recorder on all your videos. Live setting recordings don’t show the subtleties of your tone. The recorder can be warm and expressive and this recording shows it. And I’m a sucker for a ballad and a tenor. Thanks.
A very nice and expressive impro on this great standard, I hear you've studied many melodic sequences and you apply them very tasty, like the 16th runs in between, very good quality work and your recorder is recorded with beautiful tone, keep well.
@@TaliRubinstein You are wonderful Tali. I was sorry your documentary seemed cut short. It was split into bits and didn't seem to have a conclusion. But you could easily make it into a film.
@@TaliRubinstein I would say one thing, though - well, several things really. Have you ever heard of el lebrijano? Well, he was a famous Spanish flamenco singer - not the greatest, but very good - and he reached out and made a connection between the music of Morroco (the Maghreb ruled Spain for 700 years) and Flammenco. The result is wonderful. As unpretentious and exciting as it may be to take the recorder and make it your instrument, it seems to me that you are missing a trick. Rather than doing jazz duets you should be doing duets with ney flautists and reaching out to the huge heritage of the Levant, and of Palestinians. Of course you know of the ney. Even I do. Doesn't it make sense?
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Best miking of the recorder on all your videos. Live setting recordings don’t show the subtleties of your tone. The recorder can be warm and expressive and this recording shows it. And I’m a sucker for a ballad and a tenor. Thanks.
Thank you William
Beautiful ❤
Great! November mood....
A very nice and expressive impro on this great standard, I hear you've studied many melodic sequences and you apply them very tasty, like the 16th runs in between, very good quality work and your recorder is recorded with beautiful tone, keep well.
Thank you!!! Thanks for noticing all the fine details. I'm working a lot on improving my recording production skills, glad you liked it!! :):)
Absolutely heartbreaking and absolutely beautiful ...
Thank you so much Hannes!
Don't stop ...Ur really good
That was so mellow and so moody, and you look so pretty. Thank you, Tali.
I love your music. Thank you.
Bravo Tali !! Wonderfull timing !
Thank you!!
Bravo! Thank you Tali! Eardrums ask for more tenor and alto please:)
YES I love those ranges too!
👏👏👏👏👏👌👌😃
יאוו צמרמורת! טליי איזו נגינה ! פשוט תענוג לאוזניים
איזה כיף תודה גל!
Thank you! All these videos are inspiring me.
Glad to read, thank you!
Tali can you make a tutorial of black is the color of my true loves hair by nina simone?
woo Cassy I love Nina Simone, interesting idea!
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It sounds a bit like the Arabic ney. Also, have you heard Panalal Ghosh?
Woo, cool!!! Thanks. I haven't but he sounds really great!
@@TaliRubinstein You are wonderful Tali. I was sorry your documentary seemed cut short. It was split into bits and didn't seem to have a conclusion. But you could easily make it into a film.
@@TaliRubinstein I would say one thing, though - well, several things really. Have you ever heard of el lebrijano? Well, he was a famous Spanish flamenco singer - not the greatest, but very good - and he reached out and made a connection between the music of Morroco (the Maghreb ruled Spain for 700 years) and Flammenco. The result is wonderful. As unpretentious and exciting as it may be to take the recorder and make it your instrument, it seems to me that you are missing a trick. Rather than doing jazz duets you should be doing duets with ney flautists and reaching out to the huge heritage of the Levant, and of Palestinians. Of course you know of the ney. Even I do. Doesn't it make sense?
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