This week, I bring you Delta City Blues, by Michael Brecker. It was first released in his fifth studio album, Two Blocks from the Edge. This is a live performance of the song in 1998 by Brecker. His control of the multiphonic range of the saxophone is truly incredible. This can be observed from 2:30. You really can play chords on a sax! Just to let you know, multiphonics are one of the hardest things to play on the saxophone. Listen to 2:14 in the beginning, it is truly a feat of pure talent. His solo at 4:52 shows incredible technique. Enjoy!
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Friday, 18 May 2012
Delta City Blues
Hello again,
This week, I bring you Delta City Blues, by Michael Brecker. It was first released in his fifth studio album, Two Blocks from the Edge. This is a live performance of the song in 1998 by Brecker. His control of the multiphonic range of the saxophone is truly incredible. This can be observed from 2:30. You really can play chords on a sax! Just to let you know, multiphonics are one of the hardest things to play on the saxophone. Listen to 2:14 in the beginning, it is truly a feat of pure talent. His solo at 4:52 shows incredible technique. Enjoy!
This week, I bring you Delta City Blues, by Michael Brecker. It was first released in his fifth studio album, Two Blocks from the Edge. This is a live performance of the song in 1998 by Brecker. His control of the multiphonic range of the saxophone is truly incredible. This can be observed from 2:30. You really can play chords on a sax! Just to let you know, multiphonics are one of the hardest things to play on the saxophone. Listen to 2:14 in the beginning, it is truly a feat of pure talent. His solo at 4:52 shows incredible technique. Enjoy!
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