Train – Equinox on Student 32
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First attempt to record on Suzuki 37 Pro, but something in it’s sound resists Coltrane.That reinforces the view that the Student 32 has a more jazzy sound.
Hi Jazzman,
please would you do me (us?) a favour and post your links without those gaps between each letter? That would make things easier…
Thanks a lot, Quetscher
I’m sorry, but I will have to leave this site because the bug that does not allow to send ; all links except Youtube rejected. I found only a single method to deceive him, and the other method I haven’t.
Jazzman, upload Equinox to Youtube under your channel and list your Youtube channel for us to see. That’s one of my favorite Coltrane tunes, I also recorded Equinox about 4 years ago, I will have to dig it up and post soon.
Melodica-Mehttp://www.mediafire.com/listen/swsqssspnrs6u10/Equinox.mp3
Great, it works! Thanks for the music, sounds great – I personnally would be very courious what the tune sounds like played on a Suzuki 37 Pro; is it really such a big difference?
Greetings, Quetscher
In addition to the fact that I played the violin, viola, piano (and on this record, too), I also play the clarinet – New Orleans jazz style, and alto sax., \which is my real passion, though I play on it as an amateur. As a pianist, I played a lot of Coltrane music in ensembles and know not bad his playing style; even tried to play the saxophone.So I’m trying to come up to melodica from the side of saxophone – In the area of articulation and the sound.
Jack De Johnette since his start on instrument (small Hohner) sounded like a soprano saxophone. – which greatly influenced me! So when I play melodica, in my head sounds alto saxophone, and the ears feel which instrument transmits it better.For several years already clear to me that Hohner is best suited for jazz performance; what I wrote to the manufacturer,
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