Solfeggio on steroids

[jon-nyc]

Dayum.

Link to video

[LuFins Dad]

Damn, that was tasteful. I just subscribed to that channel.

[Horace]

That was great.

[taiwan_girl]

[89th]

Pfft I could do that.

Hold the camera, that is.

[jodi]

@89th said in Solfeggio on steroids:

Pfft I could do that.

Hold the camera, that is.

[Tom-K]

Wat a talented guy. That was wonderful. and that Shigeru Kawai is fantastic.

[Renauda]

[Doctor Phibes]

Fantastic - I love the drummer as well, really tight, and listening.

[jon-nyc]

@89th said in Solfeggio on steroids:

Pfft I could do that.

Hold the camera, that is.

I don’t know, man. The cameraman moved quite smoothly and fluidly around the room. I’m not sure you could pull that off.

You could probably order pizza for everybody after the session. That you could do.

[blondie]

Wow. That was great! Love this.

[LuFins Dad]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Solfeggio on steroids:

Fantastic - I love the drummer as well, really tight, and listening.

Yeah, the drummer was excellent. I was commenting on that to somebody earlier.

[LuFins Dad]

What I really appreciated about this -

1. The original composition falls squarely in the middle of the Baroque to Classical styles, and you hear both in it, but there are hints of even Romanticism in it. This has always been one of my favorite pieces.

2. So while playing a jazz arrangement of a baroque/classical piece, they really emphasized the Romantic elements, and he played it in a “virtuosic” style at points…

3. And damn, that drummer knows how to use the brushes…

4. I loved the parts where he was playing the melody straight while riffing jazz chords underneath.

[jon-nyc]

@LuFins-Dad said in Solfeggio on steroids:

4. I loved the parts where he was playing the melody straight while riffing jazz chords underneath.

+1

[taiwan_girl]

@jon-nyc said in Solfeggio on steroids:

The cameraman moved quite smoothly and fluidly around the room.

And he did a good job of not showing up at all in the mirrors.