I like to play guitar, but as Wade from Australia added his saxophone, later Gernot from Germany added his blues harp, then I noticed, a melody instrument helps flying over troubled water. A melody is like a triumph.
photo by frizztext, shot in the Alps.
music below: Wade (sax), Gernot (harp); in both tracks me on guitar and Sergio / sdluna from Argentina on bass.
Chatting with Wade (saxophone) I noticed, we were born in the forties. He in the USA, but me in Germany, starting my life in an orphanage. American music helped me to fly high above all those German troubles…
I have to thank Gernot (the blues harp player) that he opened the door for me to wikiloops, where musicians all over the world join for virtual sessions…
third example for the triumph of creating melodies: my friend Luzz added to my guitar and banjo (nearly at the end of the track) via his keyboards a flying saxophone, flying like a bird…
title=”f Short-eared owl” IMG_0603 by harrybursell, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr.com
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Music can be aerial sometimes. A good guitar solo can make you fly …. There are so many examples. As these solo of Uli Jon Roth from Scorpions at the end : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQWJC1TCw90
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Beautiful! The parasailing(?!) photograph is amazing and the music is sublime!
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Love this photo! I went tandem hang gliding in Nee Zealand once and it was the most thrilling thing I’ve ever done!
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you have courage! this hang gliding seemed to be very risky, we are not birds…
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I did it when I was younger and before kids. It was insane and I don’t think I’d have the courage to do it again. But I’m glad I did! 🙂
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A little bit of happiness comes from my computer as I listen to your music!
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A very nice piece. It’s amazing what one can do on the Internet these days. A real gathering place for all seasons and scenarios.
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