sambista2002

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  1. What are you listening to?

    Kneebody – When It All Comes Down (ft. Gretchen Parlato) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpxI0leRh48&list=RDMM&index=9
  2. Liping Zhu (Northern CA, https://qidragon.com/qigong-2/qigong/) taught a qigong that included a swd-fgr section. Near Humboldt county, CA.
  3. What are you listening to?

    ...this one has the tabla . ...love the bass down in the mix. ...miss that... ...very fond of Ed Greene (non pattern-based drumming) Young Enough To Dream - rhythm guitar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR1wPPTM-9c The Mighty Burner - organ trio guitar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq579tk1Zko 2.5 hrs Old MacIntosh looping - 9 min https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHBPkqEGvHQ
  4. What are you listening to?

    Vinyl and CD - 2 minutes, retrieve your vinyl... https://youtu.be/QcMnQREbYG4?t=1924
  5. What are you listening to?

    simple groovy grooving https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtGITqIa7Jc appealing musicality in 'modern' composition (12 min) five pieces (approx 5 min ea.) about clocks: I - 00:00 II - 04:54 III - 10:01 IV - 16:34 V - 20:46
  6. What are you listening to?

    Chick Corea offhand improv https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ktLYIEaGU0&feature=emb_logo Chick's 'Windows' (1968) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp5B64jXbu0 Windows (2005) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B59ELEVYXRs and, Vicki Chow - Sonatra (Just Intonation version) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug7jXp_hJOI
  7. Been standing long and wrong

    What answer ? Was the original question expanded? - (where did the benefits of qigong go) - (find/get to a stage where one doesnt need to make any effort to practice): you want to know if resumed effort activates old benefits? - IF (microscopic orbit online = suspend or abandon qigong practice) then: A. online/offline B. practice evanesces revelation re QG benefits C. FriendLee redefined craving (craving = cause MCO to come online?) What answer ? Thanks (I tend twd obtuse, apologies)
  8. What are you listening to?

    Carla Bley, Steve Swallow - Lawns https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkBU5aM_6zM same w/ Rudiger krause (g)
  9. What are you listening to?

    Geri Allen _ Unconditional Love https://youtu.be/4Otq9VTrQXk?t=92 Jacob Do Bandolim com Déo Rian e Conjunto Noites Cariocas - Inéditos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgOFeL2wcu8
  10. What are you listening to?

    The BBC - drummer (Adam Deitch) sits in - learns in real time MORE: Adam Deitch stops on way to airport to overdub two tracks by ear, no rehearsal ... (short) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KppxOpkwlY apologies for hogging the conversation - back to lurking
  11. What are you listening to?

    Ensembles... Hermeto and O Grupo - flutes and bottles in a lake ... more Hermeto Pascoal - playing the lake Threadgill Very Very Circus - Dangerously Slippy - more ensemble wind instruments https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Xr7B9YVUQ&list=RDB8Xr7B9YVUQ&start_radio=1&t=1 Three part Guiro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgCLQZXA9WA https://youtu.be/qnbHxYR2nuQ?t=61
  12. What are you listening to?

    Background/foreground: Ernst Reijseger - Homo Spiritualis More Reijseger: Composer and cellist Ernst Reijseger has written and recorded for Werner Herzog's »Cave Of Forgotten Dreams« a new soundtrack. Herzog made a documentary which is a wonderful portrait of the cave art discovered at Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc in France. https://youtu.be/BBpZLGYcQS8?t=432 Sam Newsome - solo sax improv
  13. What are you listening to?

    In memory of brazilian-composer-aldir-blanc-author-of-the-classic-o-bebado-e-o-equilibrista-dies-of-coronavirus/ O Bebado, famous Brasilian anthem for amnesty "...Hope dances on the tightrope with an umbrella...": (can hear relation to Chaplin's Smile melody) JoĂŁo Bosco - O BĂŞbado e a Equilibrista (The Drunk And The Rope-walker) Djavan - Amazon Farewell: (When we are gone the story is over generations suddenly swept away) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjzftu8SzWo Amy Winehouse sings Bealles - All My Loving: Steven Tyler sings Beatles - rocks McCartney https://youtu.be/KNE2bpE-DIE?t=1 Rhasaan Roland Kirk - A Laugh For Rory (joy vibrating as voltage to your headphones first 2 minutes, or more...)
  14. What are you listening to?

    Till There Was You - Shirley Jones from the soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkgEXcbyhC8&list=PLT2Ag2el8tStMj4BdmS5ta7F0UNKWNCyB&index=16 Paul McCartney - same with three other guys: Same, solo guitar - melody w/ voice leading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbizWzKZowo Doctor John/Odetta - Brother Can You Spare A Dime (2000's) New Orleans roots Vocals and bkgrounds, (speaking for and speaking to - ...living the, just flirting with, the blues; through the decades): The Weavers - Brother Can You Spare A Dime ((folk version) 1962 or 1979)) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUAVeADdz4k Judy Collins - Brother Can You Spare A Dime (pretty, w/ bossa?!! - 1970) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRjpqJozOcI Bing Crosby - Brother Can You Spare A Dime (after Jolson) (1932) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I8-CbJYGMA Tom Waits - Brother Can You Spare A Dime (raw - 2001) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUCVVU1qVdY George Michael - Brother Can You Spare A Dime (singer w/ digital production 2016) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keuyx-ROUA0 Back to basics acc'd'g to Duane Allman and Boz Scaggs - Loan Me A Dime (1969) LIFT ME UP: Prince - (Morris Day Sheila E): https://youtu.be/nDx43LjcStU?t=250 Michael Medved - Rabbit Season (music - Carl Stalling): "...shoot me now, shoot me now!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vbw5DmVENlU Kate Wolf - Across The Great Divide
  15. Hello and flying phoenix

    removed 2/7/21
  16. What are you listening to?

    Carla Bley Big Band Live Montreaux - Heavy Heart (Steve Slagle) Roopa Panesar - Rag Malkauns - Utsaah (Full performance) Duke Ellington Orchestra 1935 - Truckin’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyeZ6J57bJg&feature=emb_logo Annette Peacock - (w/Richard Bailey, Robert Ahwai, Max Middleton) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S81DZXNRyKw&feature=emb_logo Tony Williams - Mr Spock https://youtu.be/GgSpNWUJ798?t=47 Tony Wiliams New Lifetime- Million Dollar Legs https://youtu.be/j9Sh5e9RIq8?t=42
  17. What do you see? (This is a test)

    while trying to shut down 'I need to "win" ', (cross-eyed/upside down): ...cow's (animal?) head (right upper third of frame), looking at camera, emerged ...looked away from pic 'til "that's it!" emerged... before: various, people scattered throughout, generally in profile or 3/4 view first reaction: fairgrounds at a circus/county fair (!!!??!)
  18. What are you listening to?

    Transition: A fever dream wafts a fantasy of incorporating these loosening movements I see in these musicians' neck, shoulders, and spine into practice : full and relaxed at same time*?... bums, get ready to roll: https://youtu.be/HHN9UO8A0oQ?t=5 (*Our qigong teacher's teacher (Feng top student) guided him to "bring your other interests into your practice": tango! ...in the last third of class we follow his tango cat- and cross-steps and suddenly even more mysterious and coiling upper body shapes; silly grins bloom throughout the corps, an infectious light boosts energy and each student's eyes travel thru the forest of smiles, we move together and tai chi becomes unity and individually differentiated pleasure). Moving the above perspective to breath: immaculate control of physical body motion (theremin) sculpts vocal-like expression/breath; (hands hear the note in the mind and arrive "before" the note moves air ?): Breathing from the bottom: an unwavering, steady unhurried ensemble wave's majestic advance maintains soft tension; Steve Slagle's woodwind breath weaves different shapes (based on a simple six note pattern (ba-da-dat... baa-daa-daa-a-a-a...)) dodging the expected, unhurried, always in the time, still sticking the landing: exercise for me: improvising different shapes to get to the resolutions in a structure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m03B5NNade4 two mighty fat girls (be sassy and creative over a steady pulse; (...requires true talent)): https://youtu.be/VS49B6RzVeY?t=1499 if you're still here: ...I try to very slowly move and flirt with the broad, wide, rough and lazy march tempo in this circus music: (excerpt from Hal Wilner's Amarcord with Carla Bley's ensemble) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJXz7CQ3xVk coda: teacher's tango added humor to my tai chi practice
  19. What are you listening to?

    daily... (Bobby Hutcherson, live w/ Cedar Walton, David Williams, and Eddie Marshall, covers Coltrane's - Dear Lord) (removed from Youtube , ...here's the original until the Hutcherson re-emerges: Coltrane - Dear Lord ****** ...really like early choro... Doce De Coco - instr arr (Do Bandolim, arr'd by Luiz/Lora) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRa34Wn1ZrY (voc. version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb0sjYSxt9E Incompatibildade: get up and boogie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeQqCtcliFo rootsy version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Da2xnqazFBY Bollani - Luz negra (first tune :42-7:15) - dreamy partner dance; (then, intertwined instr'l voices in many settings) https://youtu.be/kFiaTjIMEvs?t=42 John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble:
  20. Gardner Dozois' collections? Binti Nancy Kress Karl Shroeder HaPenny, etc (Small Change series) The Women's Press Science Fiction Series Kage Baker Steerswoman (Rosemary Kirstein) first book Peter Watts (Rifters) Morgaine - Cherryh Edward Eager... Bridge of Birds
  21. Is this the test?: https://news.stanford.edu/news/2008/may7/med-taichi-050708.html
  22. I'm not sure how current the page is, FWIW, CTMAA lists the SFQG8 form on its site here: http://ctmaa.com/content/Qigong-Qi-Gong-Chi-Kung-Chicago/index.html At CTMAA, regular weekly classes and summer workshops on the following qigong methods will be given: Sword-Finger Qigong in Eight Forms Zhineng Qigong Five-Dragon School Inner Alchemy Qigong They will be described in more detail in the following sections. 1. Sword-Finger Qigong in Eight Forms This qigong method, passed down by Master Wang Xiang-Dang, is one of the most complete qigong methods transmitted in secrecy from master to disciple through many generations. In the past, the method could only be taught to disciples of the Tao and was otherwise reserved to royalty for their use in the preservation of health. Qigong Master Wang Xiang Dang The Sword-Finger Qigong incorporates the essence of mystical union of the individual with heaven and earth. It teaches the ways of gathering the energies of heaven and earth to circulate them in the human body as the means of maintaining good health and developing potential special abilities. In centuries past, there was no single complete set of deep-penetrating sword-finger exercises for internal organs; only single sword-finger and double sword-finger exercises. This Sword-Finger Qigong in Eight Forms is probably the first complete set of deep-penetrating qigong for training the qi which has been made available to the general public. Although the method consists of very simple movements and is very easy to learn, it is very effective in healing or recovering from fatigue. In average, it takes about three to four sessions (or hours) to learn this method. In other words, after attending the Wednesday's class three to four times, you should be able to practice it by yourself at any time. The total time to practice the whole eight sections in this method is about half hour. Sword Finger Qigong workshop at CTMAA
  23. FPCK thread reader seeks continued access

    Hello, I am slowly trying out the Flying Phoenix DVD series, and have been reading the DB Flying Phoenix threads for context and feedback, and have registered to continue accessing these posts. I have limited experience, i.e. pre-beginner. Thanks to all commenters contributing. MS (p.s. re: a sambista likes (Brasilian) samba)