I like the use of the Rhodes here. I’ve never used the Rhodes (I tend to think of it as an instrument used in jazz) but I’m curious now to use it in pieces as you’ve done…very minimal, a note here and there. Well done.
jbutler
Mar 9th, 2012 at 3:36 pm
The Rhodes has such a beautiful sound – lots of sustain. I love jazz music and I think the first time I really heard the Rhodes was on the Mlles Davis album “In A Silent Way”. That album has influenced me quite a bit.
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I like the use of the Rhodes here. I’ve never used the Rhodes (I tend to think of it as an instrument used in jazz) but I’m curious now to use it in pieces as you’ve done…very minimal, a note here and there. Well done.
The Rhodes has such a beautiful sound – lots of sustain. I love jazz music and I think the first time I really heard the Rhodes was on the Mlles Davis album “In A Silent Way”. That album has influenced me quite a bit.
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