Jen performs Piazzolla Histoire du Tango 1 & 2
Dear Flutists,
Well it's been an interesting time learning how to edit videos using a simple video program. For those who've asked, it's a product called "Dazzle" which is a red-plastic simple hand-sized device that you plug your VCR into with cables. It takes TV, VHS, or DVD and feeds into "Studio Plus" software to capture the image and sound from whatever source. And no, I've never done any video editing before, and it was totally fun!
So am pleased to say you can now view the best switching-between-two-cameras videos from my Tango recital in 2003.
Histoire du Tango performed live:
1. Bordel 1900
2. Cafe 1930
And yes, the guitarist is VERY talented. Thanks to those who said so.
Best,Jen
Histoire du Tango - Astor Piazzolla
First Movement - Bordel 1900
Second Movement - Cafe 1930
Well it's been an interesting time learning how to edit videos using a simple video program. For those who've asked, it's a product called "Dazzle" which is a red-plastic simple hand-sized device that you plug your VCR into with cables. It takes TV, VHS, or DVD and feeds into "Studio Plus" software to capture the image and sound from whatever source. And no, I've never done any video editing before, and it was totally fun!
So am pleased to say you can now view the best switching-between-two-cameras videos from my Tango recital in 2003.
Histoire du Tango performed live:
1. Bordel 1900
2. Cafe 1930
And yes, the guitarist is VERY talented. Thanks to those who said so.
Best,Jen
Histoire du Tango - Astor Piazzolla
First Movement - Bordel 1900
Second Movement - Cafe 1930
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Comments (3)
Hi Jen
It really sounds as if you have a love for this form of music it comes across in your playing much like the da-falla you played. Beutiful Thankyou!!
Have you listened to the Pahud version of Piazzolla if not its great. One of my favorite recordings.
Matt Taylor
Thanks Matt for your comment.
I had one Spanish/Jewish great grandmother...maybe that's what's going on there. I just LOVE this music. It's the wandering sephartic DNA. :>) Jen
Great job on the Piazzolla. This is such joyful and fun music to play!