E-R forum music makers ?

[mh]

Anybody out there making music that they would like to share?
I figured it would be a fun thread to have. Here goes..

MySpace.com - Mike Hoegeman - THOUSAND OAKS, California - Nu-Jazz / Electroacoustic / Ambient - www.myspace.com/mikehoegeman

-mh

 

[HFWR]

Tasty!

MySpace.com - Unpronouncable - Texas - Other - www.myspace.com/fromthecosmiccloset

"Here's a few tunes that we've been doing,
In between six and five.
And if one's a hit, Lord, we can all quit
And go fishin' for the rest of our lives..."

Goose Greek Symphony, Gearheart and God from Words Of Earnest

 

[sparkee]

my choir

Here's my choir (Pro Coro Canada in Edmonton, AB) singing a piece by Chesnokov on YouTube:
YouTube - Pro Coro Canada - Spaseniye Sodelal (Salvation is Created)

Richard

 

[TromboneAl]

Nice guitar sounds and classy choir!!

YouTube - The 24/7 Jazz Quartet: Bass Solo and Fours

 

[chinaco]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[mn54]

T-Al, your quartet sounds great. Looks like a lot of fun. Nice beret.

 

[outtarentals]

I enjoyed all the different styles very much - thanks for posting.

I don't have any videos to contribute, but one musical activity I enjoy a lot is playing with groups of musicians and singers for dances and schools and nursing homes.

The "old folks" especially love to hear and sing along with the old tunes like Tennessee Waltz and San Antonio Rose and Sweet Georgia Brown and the little kids are fascinated with all the different instruments.
Those music lessons as a kid sure pay off now thanks MOM!

 

[HFWR]

What are "lessons"?

 

[Khan]

Nice guitar sounds and classy choir!!

YouTube - The 24/7 Jazz Quartet: Bass Solo and Fours

I have no talent and no idea what you are talking about, but I enjoy the sounds.

This clip starts with a bass solo by Bill, followed by Al and Russ trading fours.

 

[outtarentals]

What are "lessons"?

Umm.... Could it be as little as a relative or friend teaching you chord progressions? Does it have to be paid?

Are we wandering too far off topic