Name: La "Partida" by mesnierpascal
Duration: 2 min 26 s
Description: ...Ou "la valse Vénézuélienne", toujours un traditionnel du répertoire Français.

Patches

Ken Emerson & Sebastian Müller - Patches -

Cyril LeFebvre interview for "chanson Boum" Paris January 2010
    Réalisateur : Hélène Hazéra

chanson Boum 01/03/10

Cyril LeFebvre_Radio chanson Boum

Going Back Home

Lei Lokelani

...Ou "la valse Vénézuélienne", toujours un traditionnel du répertoire Français.

La "Partida"

Crossroads

1st Duel Arlen Roth, Ry Cooder, Keltner, Dickenson, Juke Logan

Track 05

South Sea Moon

Maori Medley from "Aotearoa" (New zealand)

Hoki Mai & He Putiputi Koe

Moana Chimes was my first Hawaiian music love when I was learning to play the steel guitar at age 10 or 11. My mother had started to learn the instrument, probably having heard it on her travels as a nurse during WWII.  Seeing that I was interested, she would take me along to her lessons. She gave it up when she saw that I would carry the torch. I did so, largely self-taught.

Moana Chimes was composed during the 1920s or 30s by M.K.Moke. Later on David "Feet" Rogers created his own distinct version. There are therefore two versions of the "original". This recording by me is the "Feet" version, taught to me by the late Ron Kanahele a few years ago. The ukulele accompaniment is by Roy Durand and the bass by Bernie Endaya, who are both continuing their music in the high heavens..

The picture of a few years ago was taken at Kapiolani Park with Kamuela, Adriana (my better half), and Sebastian Muller, and has no relation to the tune, other than having a Hawaiian touch! I shall post my interpretation of the M.K. Moke version another day.

La "Partida"

mesnierpascal

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