Re: [Harp-L] AFTER YOU'VE GONE

[IcemanLE@xxxxxxx]

It was impressive for what it was - not the kind of music I like to return  
to and bask in. Reminded me of Django without pauses between phrases. In fact,  
the absence of pauses (or breathing between phrases) causes my ear to shut 
down  after a short while - like  
someonetalkingconstantlywithnopausesbetweentheirideas. The music runs together  like the sentence I just typed.
 
However, those that practice this type of approach to music can be  
congratulated on the amount of time they've spent to impress with speed  chops.
 
Is this an example of, when the solo starts, every note has been worked out  
in advance in sequence and reproduced as such? I suspect so. It would be  
interesting to hear it performed again to see if Jason can offer a totally  
different stream of notes over the same changes or if it would be a cut and  paste 
job.
 
The Iceman
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