Mahout of Gilgamesh
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Comments
Yeah Wade, this sounds real hypnotizing! Great play!
+1 January 02 2017 21:14:18
Thanks Marc. It's one I certainly enjoyed. GrooveEnth has made a fine add to this. +2
Amazing - beautiful soundscape :o
+1 January 02 2017 21:14:54
So glad you found this and made such a great add to compliment it. +1
Perfecto!
+1 June 21 2016 12:37:08
Had hoped that you would approve. Cheers Zamzam. +0
bom trabalho
+1 June 21 2016 06:00:57
Muito obrigado Francisco. +0
Sopranino!!! Wade!
+1 June 22 2016 07:24:05
The record version is a perfect song, but I wanted you to see them do it live +1 June 21 2016 01:20:05
it kind of sounds like it is played in Klesmer(bad spelling I'm sure) Music. Is it? +1 June 21 2016 01:00:27
Hey GemmyF, thanks for the listen. Sopranino is a specialty of mine. A much maligned little beastie. +0 June 21 2016 01:13:05
I don't know why-it is so cool--Do you know those guys--The Decemberists--I could hear that instrument with their music. +1 June 21 2016 05:47:30
I've used the sopranino for Klezmer, but the traditional instrument is clarinet. The (natural) range of a clarinet is more extensive than the sax. The sopranino can reach all of the top notes of a clarinet, and that's where the clarinet usually plays in Klezmer. Thus the similarity (and I obviously don't play sax in very traditional way).
Don't know the Decemberists...will check out. Thanks. +0 June 21 2016 07:02:27
A live recording AWESOME https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Sw61oITuts +1 June 22 2016 00:41:34
Checked them out. Not exactly what I expected. Folk with a strong Irish influence. Good musicians and tunes. Yea, I could hear sopranino parts that would work in there. Penny whistle or flute would work equally well. +1
spellbound... :)
+1 June 21 2016 00:58:56
So good of you to stop by and give a listen. Thanks. +1
this one just weaves a little magic and draws you in spellbound ! Fab sopranino addition there Wade, adds just the right touch to the mystery of Zamzam's cool track :)
+2 June 19 2016 01:06:37
Thanks Shi. So good to hear from you and that you gave this a listen. Much appreciated. +1
Beautiful!
+1 June 16 2016 23:39:32
Thanks Malco. +0
OoooWeee... I like this one by you both. Just don't hear these fantastic grooves everyday. Well done !!
+1 June 16 2016 01:42:43
Well we know Zamzam can come up with something "different" much of the time and fun grooves. I'm just tagging along for the ride. Cheers! +0
fantastic Wade, creates a warm atmosphere, this soft and mystical sopranino :)
+1 June 16 2016 01:41:13
Thanks so much Xavi. Soft and mystical is a first for me. Really appreciate the comment. +1 June 16 2016 18:56:06
I still remember when I played on this track of ZamZam, the scale which came to my ear was a progression of A minor aeolian, B locrian and so on...even now playing on your notes, also they match these scales without alterations ... alike I get confused, but my ear that tells me :) +1 June 21 2016 01:11:18
Got to admit that although I know theory I never do any sort of analysis of what's happening. Just use my ear to try and fit/match. Analysis or reading chord notation can box you into just running lines in that structure. It's relatively easy for me to hear a melodic line which may also run outside of the "theoretical" structure. I've learned to trust my ears more than theory even though I may wind up playing correctly (in theory). Using notation and theory can work if you can't hear those lines. For me it's a limitation, or worse, and impediment. +2 June 21 2016 01:35:07
well, actually I play by ear, but I always like to meet on that scale I am, for the construction of the licks, another way I think that I would be a disaster, at least thus learned to make the reading of the songs :) +1