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Post by Rambler on Jun 21, 2015 14:37:38 GMT
I'm just getting hip to Julian Lage - what a phenomenal musician! Can anyone recommend particular tracks/albums? I love his solo and duo acoustic work...especially the more esoteric stuff (as always, I'm not a jazz standards guy) and what a tone...so warm almost like nylon strings, but it's definitely steel string. He makes me realise I've got so much to learn!
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Post by uburoibob on Jun 23, 2015 2:03:01 GMT
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Post by uburoibob on Jun 23, 2015 2:06:58 GMT
Bill Frisell
August 9, 2015 New York, NY The Stone
Duo with Julian Lage. 8pm and 10pm shows
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Post by uburoibob on Jun 23, 2015 2:08:18 GMT
I quite like his new album World's Fair...
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Post by Melodic Dreamer on Jun 23, 2015 20:45:50 GMT
Bill Frisell August 9, 2015 New York, NY The Stone Duo with Julian Lage. 8pm and 10pm shows Wow, hope someone records it. I love Julian's playing, but his albums leave me a little cold. They're good, don't get me wrong, but I can't listen to them over and over. some more vids. m.youtube.com/watch?v=icQ7qMrXazEm.youtube.com/watch?v=8fWQ3L1siNM |
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Post by uburoibob on Jun 23, 2015 20:59:17 GMT
Bill Frisell August 9, 2015 New York, NY The Stone Duo with Julian Lage. 8pm and 10pm shows Wow, hope someone records it. I love Julian's playing, but his albums leave me a little cold. They're good, don't get me wrong, but I can't listen to them over and over. some more vids. m.youtube.com/watch?v=icQ7qMrXazEm.youtube.com/watch?v=8fWQ3L1siNMYeah, his albums, until World's Fair, left me a bit "he's trying to prove himself too much". But with World's Fair, he's relaxed and sounds more at ease with his playing. Less notes. More feel. Can't wait to see where he goes. Bob |
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Post by Rambler on Jun 24, 2015 16:02:12 GMT
[/quote]Yeah, his albums, until World's Fair, left me a bit "he's trying to prove himself too much". But with World's Fair, he's relaxed and sounds more at ease with his playing. Less notes. More feel. Can't wait to see where he goes.
Bob[/quote]
I'd agree. I'm still checking him out - been listening on Spotify for about a week. I'd previously heard his debut which is much more muso sounding. To me, it's that intimate acoustic stuff with the lovely little tunes balanced between folk jazz and avant garde that resonate.
I thought I was alone on this one, I'm glad you guys chimed in. The thought of Julian and Bill playing together is something else - I can't wait to hear that!
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Post by Melodic Dreamer on Jun 24, 2015 20:45:40 GMT
Another cool watch.
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Post by Melodic Dreamer on Jul 31, 2015 14:11:00 GMT
Bill Frisell August 9, 2015 New York, NY The Stone Duo with Julian Lage. 8pm and 10pm shows Looks like Bill is going to be there all week with various artist. If you are going uburoibob, think you could record a few pieces? |
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Post by Rambler on Aug 2, 2015 20:32:07 GMT
I've bought Worlds Fair a few weeks ago and have been listening to it almost constantly. I'm genuinely blown away by it. It seems to have a tremendous depth to the composition and the harmony, whilst still having a level of innocent simplicity that the best of BF has. And the tone he coaxed out of that guitar - it's just sublime.
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Post by uburoibob on Aug 4, 2015 11:26:44 GMT
Bill Frisell August 9, 2015 New York, NY The Stone Duo with Julian Lage. 8pm and 10pm shows Looks like Bill is going to be there all week with various artist. If you are going uburoibob, think you could record a few pieces? Sadly, I won't be there. It's a 450 mile drive to NYC from Rochester. bob |
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Post by Melodic Dreamer on Aug 6, 2015 2:19:27 GMT
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Post by Rambler on Aug 26, 2015 8:22:45 GMT
Still into Julian Lage…been watching videos of him on Youtube…those etudes are something else. He's like Frisell crossed with Villa Lobos and Django. There's so much depth in that World's Fair album, I'm still swimming in it. I've managed to transcribe the main sections of Red Prairie Dawn, Day and Age, Gardens and Peru. I haven't tackled the solos yet, but have copped some good licks.
On transcribing: I'm using a program called 33 RPM to slow stuff down. Also using Pro Tools LE to go through the waveform with the "tab-to-transient" function is a great way to get the notes, if not the actual rhythm. I also tried a sneaky audio-to-MIDI conversion in Ableton and then importing into Sibelius, but the result is terrible and unreadable. I genuinely believe that the way software is going, there'll be a way off doing this in the future.
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