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https://youtu.be/pT4IufMeyYA
Excellent stuff.-a You can definitely hear the influence on klezmer music--
in it, particularly later on in the video.-a Love the violinist who sings and drags bow hair across the strings for effect, looks like his other
job is mob boss (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pT4IufMeyYA&t=537s).
His singing reminds me a bit of an Islamic adhan.
https://youtu.be/pT4IufMeyYA
Excellent stuff.
You can definitely hear the influence on klezmer music
in it,
particularly later on in the video.-a Love the violinist who sings
and drags bow hair across the strings for effect,
On 13.9.2025 21.14, jdeluise wrote:
https://youtu.be/pT4IufMeyYA
Excellent stuff.
Never heard anything like this. Heard Grappelli, Reinhardt, and
stuff
but never anything like this.
You can definitely hear the influence on klezmer music in it,
I'm not sure what those are but I would imagine so.
particularly later on in the video.-a Love the violinist who
sings
and drags bow hair across the strings for effect,
I have a hard time with that sound and the song. Love it ... but
... My reactions to that sound were
1. WT bleep is this!!!
2. Awesome !!!
3. Um, Pelle. Step back. You smell blood.
I sure don't want to know what the lyrics are about. It's not a
boy
meets girl song. It could be a boy ends girl song. The guy sings
and
plays out of this world.
The guy who plays the xylophone-like thing plays some intersting
sounding patterns in this song and the others too. I would love
to see
the score for those. I tried to earball some stuff but could
only get
1 out of ten notes. :(
Pelle Svansl||s <pelle@svans.los> writes:
On 13.9.2025 21.14, jdeluise wrote:
https://youtu.be/pT4IufMeyYA
Excellent stuff.
Never heard anything like this. Heard Grappelli, Reinhardt, and stuff
but never anything like this.
You can definitely hear the influence on klezmer music in it,
I'm not sure what those are but I would imagine so.
https://youtu.be/DkmFgQ9fM94
I can see the steam rising from *skriptis' ears.-a But you can definitely hear the similarities.
particularly later on in the video.-a Love the violinist who sings
and drags bow hair across the strings for effect,
I have a hard time with that sound and the song. Love it ... but
... My reactions to that sound were
1. WT bleep is this!!!
2. Awesome !!!
3. Um, Pelle. Step back. You smell blood.
I sure don't want to know what the lyrics are about. It's not a boy
meets girl song. It could be a boy ends girl song. The guy sings and
plays out of this world.
The guy who plays the xylophone-like thing plays some intersting
sounding patterns in this song and the others too. I would love to see
the score for those. I tried to earball some stuff but could only get
1 out of ten notes. :(
As I understand it, it's all played by ear so probably every performance
is slightly unique.
On 9/13/25 2:47 PM, jdeluise wrote:
Pelle Svansl||s <pelle@svans.los> writes:
On 13.9.2025 21.14, jdeluise wrote:https://youtu.be/DkmFgQ9fM94
https://youtu.be/pT4IufMeyYA
Excellent stuff.
Never heard anything like this. Heard Grappelli, Reinhardt,
and stuff
but never anything like this.
You can definitely hear the influence on klezmer music in it,
I'm not sure what those are but I would imagine so.
I can see the steam rising from *skriptis' ears.-a But you can
definitely hear the similarities.
As I understand it, it's all played by ear so probably every
particularly later on in the video.-a Love the violinist who
sings
and drags bow hair across the strings for effect,
I have a hard time with that sound and the song. Love it
... but
... My reactions to that sound were
1. WT bleep is this!!!
2. Awesome !!!
3. Um, Pelle. Step back. You smell blood.
I sure don't want to know what the lyrics are about. It's not
a boy
meets girl song. It could be a boy ends girl song. The guy
sings and
plays out of this world.
The guy who plays the xylophone-like thing plays some
intersting
sounding patterns in this song and the others too. I would
love to see
the score for those. I tried to earball some stuff but could
only get
1 out of ten notes. :(
performance is slightly unique.
Indeed, it was *great*, J. It's not possible to *not* be
influenced by
the sound and rhythms.
And an impressively shifty-looking lot, weren't they? Certainly
good
that they're so musically talented; I can't see any of them as
bankers
or financial advisers, can you?
Sawfish <sawfish666@gmail.com> writes:
On 9/13/25 2:47 PM, jdeluise wrote:
Pelle Svansl||s <pelle@svans.los> writes:
On 13.9.2025 21.14, jdeluise wrote:https://youtu.be/DkmFgQ9fM94
https://youtu.be/pT4IufMeyYA
Excellent stuff.
Never heard anything like this. Heard Grappelli, Reinhardt, and stuff
but never anything like this.
You can definitely hear the influence on klezmer music in it,
I'm not sure what those are but I would imagine so.
I can see the steam rising from *skriptis' ears.-a But you can
definitely hear the similarities.
As I understand it, it's all played by ear so probably every
particularly later on in the video.-a Love the violinist who sings
and drags bow hair across the strings for effect,
I have a hard time with that sound and the song. Love it ... but
... My reactions to that sound were
1. WT bleep is this!!!
2. Awesome !!!
3. Um, Pelle. Step back. You smell blood.
I sure don't want to know what the lyrics are about. It's not a boy
meets girl song. It could be a boy ends girl song. The guy sings and
plays out of this world.
The guy who plays the xylophone-like thing plays some intersting
sounding patterns in this song and the others too. I would love to see >>>> the score for those. I tried to earball some stuff but could only get
1 out of ten notes. :(
performance is slightly unique.
Indeed, it was *great*, J. It's not possible to *not* be influenced by
the sound and rhythms.
And an impressively shifty-looking lot, weren't they? Certainly good
that they're so musically talented; I can't see any of them as bankers
or financial advisers, can you?
There is an appeal to that kind of authenticity.
blues legends who played to eat and probably never thought their--
recordings would be being played 50-100 years later with reverence.