Eberhard Weber & Paul McCandless -- photo's by: Takuji Shimmura -- I mean..not Infringe the Copyright. Send message to: lorenzosimeoni64@gmail.com I will remove video. Thank you.
Both of these Incredible Musicians have few peers on their respective Instruments! Weber is sounding particularly Playful at times on this! McCandless?!!! What can be said? I had the great Pleasure, and Honor to play and record with Paul in the late 80's for Windham Hill Records! Not only was he Beyond being Bad-Ass! - He was also a Gentleman, and Extremely patient with my Musical shortcomings! (I was, maybe - 26 at the time, and It was my compositions we were recording). I also was introduced to Eberhard Weber after a Jan Garbarek gig in San Francisco...a Gentle, Profoundly Deep and Humble Man, who was touring with his Painter Wife -Maja at the time. They stayed in touch through the mail. Just Amazing Beings we seldom see these days! Weber suffered a debilitating Stroke a few years ago. Send him Good Energy. - a link to my recording with McCandless: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Qfw1agtiThs.html
Thanks for your fascinating comments. I used to listen to Weber when I was a modern dancer back in the ‘80’s. This piece really takes me back to those days.
Een muzikale ruimtelijkheid, waar de kernen van de één en de ander toenadering zoeken en uiteindelijk samenkomen. Een spannend proces en mooi om naar te luisteren.
One of the best creative musicos ever exist, amazing sound an ideas the one and only Eberhard, and the super multi instrumentalist also incredible Paul McCandless. thanks both.
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@@bucketofbarnacles In an interview by a german magazine Weber explains that it was build by a luthier following his instructions. So yes, he didn`t do it himself. But he designed it together with the luthier. The important point is the distinct sound though. It is incommensurable to anything else in that range of instruments and that`s what i was emphasizing in my previous comment. much love.
some jaco like tricks after 4:45 up to 7min mark; otherwise, very weber. good duo improvisation. two jazz musicians who are also linked to classical music, aesthetically at least. i tend to think of them as fellow travellers with ralph towner. perhaps surprisingly McCandless did a record at this time that also featured lyle mays but it was more like a forgettable instrumental pop album. a world away from their 'later than evening' effort with weber.
Why far, far better? This is brilliant as well, just different than solo bass. I believe a live solo version is available on Weber's latest ECM album, released last year, which is a solo concert in Avignon in the 90s after the release of the studio solo album Pendulum.
@@SWH2012 Thanks, I found the version I was looking for on Spotify. For some reason it's no longer on YT. It's probably a matter of taste, but I don't think I'm the only one who finds some of the wind instruments harsh and unpleasant to the ear. Perhaps if I could bare listening to it, I would appreciate the virtuosity.
