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Timofei Dokshizer (trumpet) - Kol Nidrei (Bruch)
Dokshizer's arrangement of Max Bruch's famous cello work, "Kol Nidrei"
This track is from Dokshizer's "swan song" recording, a CD he made to celebrate his 75th birthday, called Trumpeter on the Roof- Jewish Music. It was recorded in Vilnus, Lithuania in 1997 and features arrangements of Jewish tunes and melodies by Timofei Dokshizer. The orchestra, the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, is under the direction of Saulius Sondeckis.
I was the US distributor of the recording. All copies have since been sold out. The CD is currently out of print.
I hope you enjoy this!
Timofei Dokshizer (trumpet) - Kol Nidrei (Bruch)
Dokshizer's arrangement of Max Bruch's famous cello work, "Kol Nidrei"
This track is from Dokshizer's "swan song" recording, a CD he made to celebrate his 75th birthday, called Trumpeter on the Roof- Jewish Music. It was recorded in Vilnus, Lithuania in 1997 and features arrangements of Jewish tunes and melodies by Timofei Dokshizer. The orchestra, the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, is under the direction of Saulius Sondeckis.
I was the US distributor of the recording. All copies have since been sold out. The CD is currently out of print.
I hope you enjoy this!
![Seasons in the Sun - David Miller, flugelhorn [trumpet]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gW21uvmlqAM/hqdefault.jpg "Seasons in the Sun - David Miller, flugelhorn [trumpet]
Seasons in the Sun - David Miller [flugelhorn]
Seasons in the Sun is a song with an interesting history. The original song actually predates the 1974 pop hit by an entire decade, when Jacques Brel penned and recorded the tune (then called, Le Moribond) in 1961. Beginning as a French-language song, it would eventually be covered by such groups as, The Kingston Trio, The Beach Boys, Ray Conniff, The Coachmen, The Fortunes, Nirvana, and others. But it seems its the 1974 hit by Terry Jacks that people remember most. Its certainly the version I heard and liked as a child 40 years ago! So here is my version, in remembrance of the song I heard so often as a 10 year old in the spring and summer of 1974. I loved the melody back then and even today it still has special meaning. I hope you enjoy it!
Dave
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
Flugelhorn: Kanstul 1525 Flugelhorn
Mouthpiece: Curry 3FL
Microphone: Royer R-122
PreAmp: PreSonus w/ vintage Telefunken 12AX7 (for added warmth)
Compression: ART Pro VLA II
All into a Tascam DP-008 8-trk digital recorder
Recorded August 2, 2014")
![Down the Rabbit Hole [aka, Rabbits] (J. Adams) Cover [TEST] - David Miller](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/geMh2Rckm90/hqdefault.jpg "Down the Rabbit Hole [aka, Rabbits] (J. Adams) Cover [TEST] - David Miller
Heres a great tune I heard yesterday from a very talented young multi-instrumentalist & vocalist, here on YouTube, Joseph Adams of StormTree Music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF7b77EPA8gVETBGpCKRgqA
and heres the original composition:
https://youtu.be/-cU5WX_Cloo
As soon as I heard this awesome melody, I knew I had to record it! The melody is based on the Mixolydian Mode, which happens to be probably my favorite scale to improvise with. I was planning on doing either a trumpet or flugelhorn cover of this tune later this year (when Im back to playing on a normal schedule) but this tune has been stuck in my head all day, so I thought Id do a keyboard version.
I hope you enjoy it. Credit goes to Joseph Adams for coming up with such a cool melody. Thanks, Joseph!
This kids talented, believe me! Check his channel out.
Thanks for listening. Dave")
