Рубрика нашей школы "Что это такое красивое звучит?"

Vladimir
17 февр. 2016 г.
2 мин. чтения

Антон Давидянц — уникальный российский бас-гитарист, который известен во всем мире. Здесь он играет вместе с Валерием Степановым — тоже замечательным музыкантом. Предлагаю насладиться этой красивой музыкой в гениальном исполнении. Просто бомба! Далее текст Антона: "I'm honored to present a new video that we did with my big bro Valeriy Stepanov. Here's a song called "Self Portrait" by the greatest Mike Mainieri. He performed it with Steps Ahead in 1986 in Tokio. I recently watched this concert again and couldn't resist to record this masterpiece! It's one of my favorite songs, really. Hope you guys enjoy the video! Also first i asked a drummer to record the song with me, but he couldn't. Then i thought why not to ask Valeriy to play drums? And i wasn't wrong smile emoticon So he did an incredible job in my opinion - he played drums, keys, melodica and sang the theme a little bit. Also he mixed the sound and edited the video. What a guy! And played on my favorite instruments too - Le Fay Pangton and Marleaux Soprano." _____ Time for "What is this beautiful music?" question. Anton Davidyants — one of the greatest russian bass-guitar players. He is performing with Valeriy Stepanov — also great musician. Let's listen to this beautiful masterpiece. Anton Davidyants: "I'm honored to present a new video that we did with my big bro Valeriy Stepanov. Here's a song called "Self Portrait" by the greatest Mike Mainieri. He performed it with Steps Ahead in 1986 in Tokio. I recently watched this concert again and couldn't resist to record this masterpiece! It's one of my favorite songs, really. Hope you guys enjoy the video! Also first i asked a drummer to record the song with me, but he couldn't. Then i thought why not to ask Valeriy to play drums? And i wasn't wrong smile emoticon So he did an incredible job in my opinion - he played drums, keys, melodica and sang the theme a little bit. Also he mixed the sound and edited the video. What a guy! And played on my favorite instruments too - Le Fay Pangton and Marleaux Soprano."