Not sad! Sounding pretty good. Your dad was right about learning the piano. Helps with orchestration. I knew a voice major who wanted to teach a choir , but had a hard time picking out the notes. Its' an essential tool. Speaking of desolate, reminds me many years ago preparing for my senior recital. lol

Can't wait to hear it! Which orchestra will play it first? Hope to say 'hi' when you are in Baton Rouge in March! Take care, 'Brows'! : )

Can't wait to hear the finished product, and I can totally feel what you are looking for. This will be awesome . . .

It's a win-win situation because you let us in! Thank you. Can I fix you a sandwich?

Wynton- I can totally feel you on what you are trying to put together you are an amazing person who large talents. I can't wait to hear the finished product. The fact you let us in puts us right there and lets us feel everything as it comes together. I can't wait to hear the rest!

Wynton, in the name of the Lord, aren't the blues 2 sad 2 play about? I love some happy, uplifting music! Have u ever played Gospel music?

There are all shades of blue!

Q

Right on Thomas!

i love the blues,thanx 4 takn ua tym en talking about it, yo the best man!!

Mr. Marsalis ~ thankful for your gift because it benefits my ears!

thanks for sharing! It always helps when the musician is there to explain the structure and theory behind the music. Esp. with complex stuff.

Please make another CD with Mr. Ellis Marsalis. You two are great together.

Sounds great. Can't wait to hear the whole symphony.

Sounds great! I think you play the piano pretty well. I can only pound out notes. I'll stick to the string/electric bass.

As a budding arranger and composer, I find your demonstration very inspiring! Thanks for sharing!

Yep we won't talk about your piano playin' its the concept that you are creating that is of importance! With modern tech its great to beable to hear your creations at its virgin state like this. Its a closenss of the creator of a piece that makes it so great to hear and observe. Looking forward to hearing the finished product.

it FEELS like the city (THE city, new york); so right...

In the words of David Baker, Tang Tang Shangalang

music revolution !

sound good man !You already makes history ,so cool man !!