Jazz for aficionados
A friend sent me this last night. Interesting inside look at one of the giants of the tenor saxophone. Interesting on a few counts. There is a saying that poses that a musician plays the way he is in his private life. It's fascinating to me how seamless the transition is between Joe's demeanor during the interview and his performance (beautiful). Also interesting and new to me is John Scofield on acoustic guitar. http://youtu.be/v6X4RIAolsY |
Frogman, this thread would not function well without you, it's just that the words objective and subjective are as different as night and day. While what you say about music has more technical validity than anyone else's, it's not etched in stone; another expert might differ, that's the nature of music. Could we say your statements in regard to the technicalities of music have more objective validity than anyone else on this thread, and leave it at that. Sometime we like the same music, many times we don't. Only twins like the same music all the time, but I always care to hear what you think about music even when we disagree. As you know, I approach music from a purely subjective stance; it's all about how it affects me emotionally. Enjoy the music. |
