Jeg tror at jeg skulle lave en solo douçaine CD. Jeg husker en skit på Conan Obrien hvor en gæst spillede shofar med banden. Det var sjovt! Han sagde at han også hat shofar albummer hvor han spillede disco, funk, måske country og andre genre. Så nu tror jeg at jeg skulle lave en solo douçaine album, uden en band. Jeg har danser fra Middelalderne, Machauts monofonik virelaier, danske og islenske sange, og måske en eller to irske sange som mange kender. Jeg ved ikke hvem skulle faktisk købe sådan en CD, men det skal være morsom at lave. Det skulle ikke blive bare for sjov. Jeg skal spille meget godt. Jeg også synes om at gøre Buffy Sainte-Maries sange The Seeds of Brotherhood. Det passer godt på min douçaine. Jen og jeg spillede sangen på Café Musik og mange kan godt lide den.
Så hvad skulle albummet heddes?
Jeg har få idéer.
1. Art of the Douçaine
2. Isabella
(efter dansen) Nu er det lidt for svært og lange at spille alene.
3. Estampies, Virelais et Cantigas
4. Bailemos
5. Lamento di Tristano
6. I Skovens Dybe Stille Ro
7. Jeg gik mig ud en sommerdag
8. Vi Elsker Vort Land (men jeg spiller stadig)
Måske er det bare nok
About Me
- Aage
- I drink a lot of TaB cola and Carlsberg beer, but not together. I am a professional musician, specializing in bass clarinet and tenor douçaine (like a medieval oboe), but also teach a lot of clarinet and saxophone. I play in the Boise Philharmonic, the Sun Valley Summer Symphony, Darkwood Consort and Virelai des Bois. I teach as an adjunct at the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. I am a convert to Catholicism (from Lutheranism) but remain somewhat pinko-lefty. I have watched Days of Our Lives since the seventies. I speak Danish, English and French. Well, I try to speak French. My Danish is better even though I am self-taught. For that matter, my Danish could be better too. That's why I sometimes do this blog in Danish. It's a learning tool and it garners me a little privacy while I post my silliness on the web. When I'm not talking about the douçaine (which is rare) or other medieval topics, I am usually rambling about something (or someone) Danish, especially Anne Linnet. I have adopted Buffy Sainte-Marie as my own personal Elvis. My students get quite the enthusiastic lecture if they ask about the Indian woman on the wall.
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