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After improvising "Let The Night Begin", I immediately ripped into the next movement, "Cadenza".
And I do mean rip -- it was a moment to let loose. I released a lot of energy, which resulted in sound-editing challenges later.
I couldn't do anything about the sound of the car passing by on the nearby street, about twenty seconds into the piece. It's the only example of this happening in all my recordings in Bisbee, so I guess you could consider it a "historic" moment.
An interesting memory, at any rate, which captures the atmosphere of my time in the shack on the main street of Bisbee, suspended over Mule Creek.
My body was vibrating as I played this. Almost too much. My "muses" or "guides" -- whatever you want to call them -- nearly swept me away as my fingers dug into the strings, up and down the length of the harp.
Enjoy!
And I do mean rip -- it was a moment to let loose. I released a lot of energy, which resulted in sound-editing challenges later.
I couldn't do anything about the sound of the car passing by on the nearby street, about twenty seconds into the piece. It's the only example of this happening in all my recordings in Bisbee, so I guess you could consider it a "historic" moment.
An interesting memory, at any rate, which captures the atmosphere of my time in the shack on the main street of Bisbee, suspended over Mule Creek.
My body was vibrating as I played this. Almost too much. My "muses" or "guides" -- whatever you want to call them -- nearly swept me away as my fingers dug into the strings, up and down the length of the harp.
Enjoy!
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alfalpha
...lovely playing.
My only criticism is the fast 'stereo' panning. I'm not sure if this was intentional, but this effect is distracting & takes much away from this incredible performance...
Cheers,
Alf