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Post by austrian on Feb 13, 2014 15:33:27 GMT -5
Hello!
Our last cover dates over a year back now.
This one is fresh uploaded on YouTube and Dailymotion. Check it out:
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2014 19:28:12 GMT -5
Bravo! Another great cover. Good job.
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Post by Mothfairy on Feb 13, 2014 20:13:57 GMT -5
This is fabulous...you guys nailed it. I like that you picked something more "recent" if you can call it that...but most of the time you see covers of Locomotive breath and songs like that, which is fine, but this is different...I like it.
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Post by Michael Crowe on Feb 13, 2014 23:41:10 GMT -5
Hello! Our last cover dates over a year back now. This one is fresh uploaded on YouTube and Dailymotion. Check it out: Nice job guys, pretty slick. You hammered that English riff good and proper I must say, and make good use of the recorder in place of the concert flute. Good choice for a cover. |
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Post by Mothfairy on Feb 14, 2014 11:03:54 GMT -5
Hello! Our last cover dates over a year back now. This one is fresh uploaded on YouTube and Dailymotion. Check it out: Nice job guys, pretty slick. You hammered that English riff good and proper I must say, and make good use of the recorder in place of the concert flute. Good choice for a cover. I thought the same thing! I'm looking and saying, that's not a flute. How is this happening? Sounds exactly the same. |
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Post by Michael Crowe on Feb 15, 2014 0:34:22 GMT -5
Nice job guys, pretty slick. You hammered that English riff good and proper I must say, and make good use of the recorder in place of the concert flute. Good choice for a cover. I thought the same thing! I'm looking and saying, that's not a flute. How is this happening? Sounds exactly the same. Yeah, this is pretty close isn't it. This guy is nailing most of the same notes as on the original so that's one reason I think it sounds more alike than it should otherwise. He's even bending the notes - pretty cool. Being that you blow into it rather than across the mouth piece, the phrasing and attack are different - less breathy. I've always prefered the recorder ( which I assume this is ) as I always thought it sweeter sounding than a flute. You hear them a lot in baroque music, courtly dances and the like, and the fingers actually cover the holes like on an Irish whistle. I have a couple and have actually recorded with them ( pardon the pun ) but never to the point where I would put it on my resume. |
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