beautiful .. just beautiful .. just the right lilt in that gorgeous jazz-waltze. I think I prefer flugel horn 2 trumpet. And wot can one say of "Gentleman Jim" may he now rest in peace. Now back 2 study 4 me😂🤣😂
fortunately for all of us there is a music teacher in a place called Wollongong NSW who is tutoring his students in these styles, one has a quiet chuckle when you see these young people play with maturity beyond their years
Sometime ago, del argentino Sergio Mihanovich, el unico que figura en el REal Book of Jazz, este tema lo inmortalizó Bill Evans y lo han recreado muchos más....
si señor.. este disco pertenece al LP Interaction con Art Farmer Quartet editado en 1963, se los recomiendo a los que gustan del buen jazz.. y se destaca obviamente este tema de Sergio Mihanovich, que es maravilloso
Un músico impresionante fue don Sergio. Mi finado padre siempre me hablaba de él. Y encima era "orejero", tocaba de oído. Y qué versión hacen acá estos muchachos!!!!
Don't worry, TONS and TONS of people like this around today. You can literally get a college degree in this now and come out playing like the greats. I hope this information completely erases your worries.
lambdaman The autocorrect messed my comment. Yes I live sadly far from where gathering to play music is natural as drinking water. And I hate it cause I see there are hundreds of acts in so many cities in places like the U.S. I’m a fish surviving in a seemingly endless field of grass.
@@javiceres Yeah you'd be surprised at how many people are keeping this tradition alive. There is a weird duality today though because this style of jazz (pre-fusion) is definitely archaic nowadays, so people playing in this style are playing a 'pastiche'. I'm not saying that as a bad thing at all, I'm personally not that big into what jazz became after the late 50s/early 60s, so I'm definitely stuck in a time capsule when it comes to jazz!
