Saxophone player at Charlie’s Bar, San Nicolaas, Aruba, DWI.
Nikon F5, Nikkor 24-70mm 2.8G, Kodak TriX 400.
Walter Trout, guitar wizard
Had the pleasure of seeing Walter Trout and his band perform at Music City Roots, broadcast live from Franklin, TN. What a set! That’s him on the left of the photo below.
He began and ended the set with an incredible amount of energy, which is amazing for a guy who nearly died a couple of years ago. His skill with the guitar is impressive and creative. If you like the blues and guitar wizardry in general, be sure to check him out.
The Bent Page 
Piano practice
As with anything, practice makes perfect. So, after some years away from my piano, I’ve begun again. It is truly a labor of love as playing music can be one of the most rewarding activities of human existence. There are some things that just sound right. Don’t ask me about music theory; I don’t know much about it. But one’s ear doesn’t lie. It sounds right; it is right. The following piece has some lovely chord progressions that I enjoy.
It’ll be many months before I can play this piece to the level I could years ago. It will be fun re-learning it and many others. Play on!
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on February 17, 2016 at 2:15 pm Leave a CommentTags: Bach, baroque, Baroque music, composing, music, photo, piano