Textures of both. Kenny Drew Jr, did a compilation of classics that he transitioned between classical and jazz... just amazing beautiful, especially at that transition point. He gave me a copy and if I can figure out how to copy it to post I will provide you with a sample. Kenny wanted to get this CD out for distribution, but his untimely death prevented this. He recorded it in a French Cathedral and the sound is just amazingly beautiful.
Dave Greer and the Classic Jazz Stompers are a group of musicians here in Dayton, Ohio that play this venue exclusively. I am not a member of that band but truly support their effort to spread the word!
I suggest we get this guy to lead a Professionals Section to TB:
https://www.facebook.com/trumpetlovers/videos/1136111926756159
I just witnessed two cheese trucks that crashed head on.
Da Brie was everywhere!
Just tried to log on to may American Academy of Pediatrics site. Never made it so tried to change my password. But I thought the trail of my attempt may be instructive to all:
@BigDub said in Woodworking?:
@Dr-GO said in Woodworking?:
Those slat widths better be under 2 and 3/8 inches or I report you to Children's Protective Services!
No measuring devices were used for the making of this cradle. It was organic, zen, visually driven creation. It all comes together by feel.
Just put the call in. Let me know these slat widths when you get out:
Those slat widths better be under 2 and 3/8 inches or I report you to Children's Protective Services!
@administrator said in Do You Prefer Classical, Jazz, Rock or Other?:
Classical. Moves me.
For me, it's MiraLAX. But classical music is nice to listen to during those moments.
@Kehaulani said in New Player has entered the Game:
The recommendations may depend on where you are. What country are you in?
So true. My response was under the assumption you were based in the US. Being outside of the US will likely change some of the options that would be more practical for you.
Also, Flugelgirl on this site can also connect you with a good buy on a good starter horn, as she has familiarity with a variety of brands and as a technician, will know the quality of these horns literally, inside and out.
Agree to first start with Trent as per the Administrator. I personally, went through ebay, got lucky and the one horn I purchased I got for a great price, in excellent condition, but it was a pain. Overall, it was worth it as I did get a great and my most favorite horn (of the 10 I own).
@Kehaulani said in Do You Prefer Classical, Jazz, Rock or Other?:
This is a joke, right?
First, who cares what happens to a bunch of rats?
Is this were the phase: Who gives a rat's ass? comes from?
@Kehaulani said in Do You Prefer Classical, Jazz, Rock or Other?:
This is a joke, right?
First, who cares what happens to a bunch of rats?
Willard?
I am a rat. I prefer jazz. Never did cocaine though. Perhaps it has to do with all the coffee I drink?
What about working around wood? I put this wall of back-splash in with the help of my wife again with marble tile I got from Lowe's. Worked from 5 pm to 5 am the next morning to complete the project on a cold (8 degree F day) in February. Had to run a heater in the garage to keep the water from freezing in the stone cutter. Did the entire profect (facing wall not pictured) for $380.00!
Does this count:
I built this entire laundry room cubicle myself with bead board from Lowe's to match the cabinets I also purchased from Lowe's. The sink cabinet I made from the extra pieces to match the cabinets I mounted on the wall.
@Kehaulani said in A little humour:
Same here. I applied for a Mathematics Professor Chair at MIT and they didn't understood a word I was saying.
I applied for a chair at Wayfair and I received it right away.
@BigDub said in A little humour:
@Dr-GO
That’s how my face would look too after being with Einstein.
Look at his teacher's face. Seems to me his expression says,
“ I didn’t learn a single thing in school!”
And the word on the street is Einstein failed math.
I understand instead of using his E string, he squared the measure of his C string... you know E = mC(squared)
