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January 06 2015 13:59:00
Oxymoron I love it your music.Very nice atmosphere.I smiled while I listened to it.Thanks Wade.
His title i like it.+1
His title i like it.+1
January 06 2015 19:13:25
Wade So glad you like it. The title you understand but others wouldn't. They would think it a pun on something to do with jazz. My father was Hungarian. This is also close to the "Hungarian minor mode". I'm very familiar with it. Thanks for such a wonderful track. I hope to hear more music from you soon. +0
January 06 2015 15:38:26
Lenny Cowler I agree with Oxymoron,I love too it your music, your saxophone always makes very nice atmosphere:)+1
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January 06 2015 17:40:26
Uloisius I agree with Hurzel, i am also hear this "oriental western movie soundtrack touch" ... absolut super from both of you ;o)+1
January 06 2015 19:15:56
Wade Thanks Uli, It's the Hungarian thing..Part East, part West. Was a very popular source of musical ideas in Western Europe in the 19th centrury +1
January 06 2015 19:18:59
Uloisius I think I have already heard, Austria-Hungarian Empire, Vienna and Budapest in the 19th century, right? +1
January 06 2015 19:53:36
Wade Hungarian music is very distinctive, and totally different to the Austrian/Viennese music. Same empire though. Not heard much these days as an influence. Last successful pop/jazz influenc was Gabor Szabo in the 1960-70s. Franz Liszt popularized and other composers like Brahams were heavily influenced. +1
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