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St. Thomas with “jazz” recorder and bass guitar (Sony Rollins)

Mits Marton - recorder , Kovacs Gergo - bass. It's a funny adaptation of the latin samba song, called st. thomas. It's written by Sonny Rollins.

26 Responses to “St. Thomas with “jazz” recorder and bass guitar (Sony Rollins)”

  1. azfryguy says:

    dude thats so cool

  2. normloman says:

    Always loved this song. Nice to hear it on recorder! I’m trying to learn jazz recorder myself. Your video has inspired me.

  3. andyszen says:

    Amazing stuff!

  4. cagedliberty says:

    I applaud you for this great rendition, but at the same time I find it a bit sad that people are so incredulous at what the recorder can achieve! Keep playing guys.

  5. doverwhite says:

    this is craaaazzzyyyyyy fantastiiiicccc!!!
    upload of these, guys! :D

  6. zombie19844891 says:

    LOL XD but why so dry?

  7. exackerly says:

    So cool!

  8. TromboneAdvocate says:

    I like this!!! Sounds wonderful. Very inventive recorder playing. NICE!

  9. sofiachan1 says:

    keep going guys..very professional on your minimalism performance!

  10. cubodirubik83 says:

    simply fantastic!

  11. alliehs82 says:

    Lovely,Wonderful piece of music in a combination of ancient-modern instrument.I’m encourage to learn more about the recorder.God bless you guys and thank you,

  12. lsaifu12 says:

    that was awesome! great improvisation

  13. AHAFilm says:

    Fantastic !!!! :)

    My friend commented that it sounded like the beginning of the movie “Gangs of New York” (it’s a tin whistle playing..) but he was impressed nonetheless :) He also doesn’t have much of music background

    Thanks alot! :)

    Congrads for making it so lively memorable! :)

  14. MrMarcoDiGrazia says:

    complimentoni!!!!!!

  15. lane1545 says:

    u cold man

  16. Carbonultras03 says:

    oh yeeeeeeah

  17. robertojimenez204 says:

    Allright guys…Sonny Rollins would love this!

  18. jazzmanbob1 says:

    it would be awesome if you turned it into a walking-swing after a few chorus’ :)

  19. howahya says:

    This is great stuff! Cheers

  20. starkii says:

    this is amazing! :)
    where can i find the sheet for this music?

  21. tshabee says:

    hey, ez kurva jó! ;)

  22. doublethelowc says:

    i play basss so i could probablt play this

  23. 48marko says:

    Excellent! I am going to study your bass accompaniment, its better than the one I use! More lively!

  24. LangeOrm says:

    fantastic interpretation of an old standard! The song really grooves. The flute-bass combination is awesome.
    Post more please !

  25. Morahman7vnNo2 says:

    Is that a Standard Diatonic Recorder?

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