Re: [Harp-L] Re:Questions for Chromatic Players
- To: "robert mcgraw" <harpbob@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "harp -l" <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Re:Questions for Chromatic Players
- From: "Bill" <bill.eborn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 19:59:59 -0000
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Nice one Robert
Do you play Chelsea Bridge? That's another nice really atmospheric tune for the chrom as well that i've been working on, goes to E major on the bridge and works it's way to Am before going back in to the A section with a lovely little run. i've been listening to a version with Cassandra Wilson scatting the vocal that's just beautiful.
i guess i'm probably more familiar with the actual chelsea bridge than you, unless Billy Strayhorn had another one in mind. There's a decisive scene in a great British film from the 60s called Victim between Dirk Bogarde and Sylvia Sim - who is probably one of the most beautiful women that ever lived - where the bridge is in the background all in grainy black and white, which i find myself visualising when i play it.
i saw Gregoire Maret dueting the british Chrom player Adam Glasser on Giant Steps at the after gig friday night jam at Pizza express in london a couple of months back - amazing!
Bill
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: robert mcgraw
To: bill.eborn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 7:36 PM
Subject: RE: [Harp-L] Re:Questions for Chromatic Players
> Would anyone else agree that whilst playing different key chromatics has
> it's place, it's important to be able to play evenly in all 12 keys.
---Absolutely. Not sure I'll ever be able to play as well in E as in Ab, but with the way jazz tunes modulate, we must be able to get around in all 12 keys.
> Round Midnight's on the to do list - I
> think that will sound awesome on the chrm anyway
-- We are in a similar place, i think, thoug I may have been working on chro a bit longer. I do this tune; it does sound great on harmonica, but the changes are tricky. When you get to it, let me know... a fellow harmonica player has given me a few tips on how to approach it that were very helpful.
and in the distance are
> things like Joy Spring in the far distance, Giant Steps.
--You and me both, bro!!!
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