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Did you know that every piece of my music got its own story? I'm sure you did ;)
On October the 26th was the night when the german version of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows came into the bookstores in Germany. My friend Markus and I were the lucky guys who got the chance to play some live music in a bookstore that night. It was great: we, the sellers and even some of the customers were dressed like participants in a Harry-Potter-movie, and we were playing dreamy and scary stuff [:
This is one of the tunes we played, probably I'll submit some more in the near future. The Saxophone is a little bit too loud, but hey, it's a 2-track-live-recording ... Oh, by the way: https://www.sponi.de/zeug/Harry.jpg
Markus Kamps: Saxophone, Synth.
Sponi Wolf: Synth, E-Bow.
6:59, 160k
On October the 26th was the night when the german version of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows came into the bookstores in Germany. My friend Markus and I were the lucky guys who got the chance to play some live music in a bookstore that night. It was great: we, the sellers and even some of the customers were dressed like participants in a Harry-Potter-movie, and we were playing dreamy and scary stuff [:
This is one of the tunes we played, probably I'll submit some more in the near future. The Saxophone is a little bit too loud, but hey, it's a 2-track-live-recording ... Oh, by the way: https://www.sponi.de/zeug/Harry.jpg
Markus Kamps: Saxophone, Synth.
Sponi Wolf: Synth, E-Bow.
6:59, 160k
Category Music / Other Music
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 120 x 120px
File Size 8.01 MB
I really have a hard time believing that I am the first person on FA to comment on this piece. The intro crescendo introduces it very well. The e-bow is extremely interesting to listen to and creates a nice, somewhat spooky atmosphere. I repeat myself, but I admire the sax player's mastery of his embouchure (what mouthpiece/reed combination is he using there?) - the call-and-response scheme works beautifully with the sax.
Also, I can't believe that nobody has faved this beforehand.
Also, I can't believe that nobody has faved this beforehand.
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