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[dbjorck]

Hi!

Yesterday I recorded this, it is great fun. A fantasy based on Bizet's Habanera from Carmen, for two pianos arranged by Greg Anderson. But I added a third.

Habanera Fantasy - MP3 (http://dbjorck.dk/Music/Favourites/Habanera%20Fantasy.mp3)

Brgds

Danny

[JoeM]

It is beautifully played and is quite enjoyable. Thank you for your creation.

[dbjorck]

Thank you for listening!

Brgds

Danny

[Carlo]

Hi!

Thank you, Danny, for this thrilling piano recording of the Habanera from Bizet's Carmen.
Your piano skills are truly fabulous!
Chords and glissando's sound really great! :)
The choice of tempo is also most enjoyable, and adds some tango-like feel here and there, which makes the whole piece even more intriguing.

Congratulations and thank you again.

Best regards,

[dbjorck]

Hi!

Thank you very much, Carlo.:)

Brgds

Dnny

[JoeM]

Hi Danny,

I was listening yesterday to Mambo Jambo and I almost got up and danced. Have you ever created this with all the brass and the rhythm. It must be quite complex to play.

Here is a Youtube version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jan1JOw9ioM

[dbjorck]

Hi!

Yes, that's very complicated rhythmically. The only latin thing I've done was The Girl from Ipanema. Although, there's the America (http://dbjorck.dk/Music/West Side Story/America.mp3) recording I did, which has similar rhythmic complexity.

Brgds

Danny