Robert Burns wrote the lyrics. The melody is probably traditional. (This is a repost.)
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Month: April 2015
Nocturne in E flat major, op. 33 No. 1 – Gabriel Fauré // Kathryn Stott, piano
Composed c. 1875.
Sam’s Float (1973) — Dave Liebman
“Lookout Farm” quartet
If It’s in Your Heart — Earl Klugh
Smooth guitar today.
Walter Gieseking plays Franz Schubert Impromptu in B flat Op. 142 No. 3
Impromptu // theme and variations
When Lights Are Low — Howard Roberts
Howard Roberts (1929-1992) Jazz guitarist. He was very interested in teaching and well known as a guitar teacher. He wrote a regular column in “Guitar Player” magazine called “Jazz Improvisation”.
Frozen Stream — Alan Parker
Alan Parker, British guitarist. He has mostly been a sessions guitarist, although he has played with a number of bands. He was trained in guitar by Julian Bream.
Piano Sonata — Charles Griffes
Charles Griffes (1884-1920). U.S. composer. Generally known as an “impressionist” (but you may know by now that I think music and art can be, and often is, overcategorized.) This is his only piano sonata. There is no question that Debussy, etc. had a strong influence on him as did Scriabin. But his music is his own..recognizable, I think.
“Kazuko” played in an abandoned tunnel — Pharoah Sanders
Blog notes
I really want to start writing more on this blog, but I’m not finding the time. I hope to contribute more analysis and commentary in the future.
In the meantime, imagine you are walking past 2 McDonald Road and you hear music…Perhaps you will stop and listen…
