Voz: Daniela Medel
Guitarra: Jorge Sepúlveda
www.duojazzbossa.cl

A Foggy Day

This is something I did when I was back home in April but listening to it now I feel like I've improved so much in the last 3 months.. Nonetheless I still wanted to post this to track my progress! Hope you enjoy guys, xx

Cover of One Note Samba by Stacey Kent

from the album "Facing You" (1971)

solo piano 

composed and performed by Keith Jarrett

"In Front"--Keith Jarrett

Modern Music

Brad Mehldau, Kevin Hays, Patrick Zimmerli: "Modern Music"

There Will Never Be Another You performed by the Jonny Hepbir Quartet. To watch the video, please visit www.youtube.com/JonnyHepbirTrio

To hire the quartet for your wedding or event, please call 07712 332967 or email info@jonnyhepbir.com

Alternatively, please visit www.jonnyhepbir.com for more info.

There Will Never Be Another You - Jonny Hepbir Quartet

The band Le BOSSA NOVA CAFÉ has been formed by Liza da Costa in 2005.
Liza da Costa is well known as the singer and composer of the band HOTEL BOSSA NOVA.
Since Hotel Bossa Nova strictly play concerts and there were so many people interested in casual Bossa Nova for private parties, Liza formed the quartet (quintet) consisting of
Bass, Guitar, Percussion and Piano. Easy Listening Songs like THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA,
BALA COM BALA, CORCOVADO, DESAFINADO or SÓ DANCO SAMBA are part of their repertoire.

Passarinho

Melodic Jazz Improvisation over There Will Never Be Another You Chord Changes.

Melodic Jazz Improvisation Series is a compilation of improvisations on jazz standards chords changes with the aim of creating samples of melodic phrasing that you can use and adapt in your improvisations. Usable studies for students, teachers and jazz improvisation lovers.

Melodic Jazz Improvisation Series

Melodic Jazz Improvisation Series: There Will Never Be Another Dexter

Michael Franks - Underneath The Apple Tree

When I Fall In Love - Arranged by Jim Mullen. From Make Believe

When I Fall In Love

Night & Day - Jazz Piano solo

This is my second recording taken from Mr Stephan Beneking's rich archive of wonderful pieces.
Having been already recorded by much better pianists than me  I  tried to differentiate a little introducing some little dissonance and a closed "finale" which probably is not in Stephan's intentions. But as he already said me once  "the interpreter  is not the slave of the compeser". So I did it;  forgive me Stephan if  you should not like it :)

"In Front"--Keith Jarrett

gary@garylucas.com