Man, i just love this sound, goes right to the soul
Thacomedwn on
Sooting af lol wish they did stuff like this around here or I knew about it when they do
thundafox on
plot twist Sting comes out the elevator next video singing “Englishman in New York”
s_4_evrysing on
I can understand why. If I found out this was going on near me I’d want to hear it too
aezazleza on
What’s this song called? It seems familiar
Prestigious_Comb_892 on
Gives me chills, this is beautiful
oneangrywaiter on
Kenny G has fallen on hard times.
ant69onio on
Not a sax
SusiCapezzolo on
That´s a clarinet
Drwynyllo on
Also IAF about solitary saxophone practice:
*”In the summer of 1959, saxophonist* [*Sonny Rollins*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonny_Rollins) *disappeared from the jazz scene. He was 28 years old and at the height of his career. He would not record or perform publicly for almost 3 years, a virtual eternity for a jazz musician. Instead, Rollins took it to the bridge: he would practice, typically alone, up to 16 hours a day on the pedestrian walkway of New York’s Williamsburg Bridge, not far from his home on the Lower East Side. Rollins has* [*said*](https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/26/magazine/sax-and-sky.html) *of the experience: “Playing against the sky really does improve your volume, and your wind capacity. I could have just stayed up there forever.*”
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Beautiful sound.
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Man, i just love this sound, goes right to the soul
Sooting af lol wish they did stuff like this around here or I knew about it when they do
plot twist Sting comes out the elevator next video singing “Englishman in New York”
I can understand why. If I found out this was going on near me I’d want to hear it too
What’s this song called? It seems familiar
Gives me chills, this is beautiful
Kenny G has fallen on hard times.
Not a sax
That´s a clarinet
Also IAF about solitary saxophone practice:
*”In the summer of 1959, saxophonist* [*Sonny Rollins*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonny_Rollins) *disappeared from the jazz scene. He was 28 years old and at the height of his career. He would not record or perform publicly for almost 3 years, a virtual eternity for a jazz musician. Instead, Rollins took it to the bridge: he would practice, typically alone, up to 16 hours a day on the pedestrian walkway of New York’s Williamsburg Bridge, not far from his home on the Lower East Side. Rollins has* [*said*](https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/26/magazine/sax-and-sky.html) *of the experience: “Playing against the sky really does improve your volume, and your wind capacity. I could have just stayed up there forever.*”
[https://sonnyrollinsbridge.net/our-quest/](https://sonnyrollinsbridge.net/our-quest/)
That’s not a saxophone
The acoustics in there must sound amazing
Nice sounds very gong like ❤️❤️👌
[gong – magdalene](https://youtu.be/LaAW8ecz694?si=aWMwaZ9BV63IjCGs)