Sound-of-the-Month Club: Reach For Tomorrow
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Scott Robinson of ScienSonic Laboratories gives us an inside look at the making of his 12-15 year project: the mammoth, one-man improvised symphony recording, Reach For Tomorrow.
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God speed, Scott Robinson.
I love you Scott !!
You and Doug webb are two musicians I really admire so much on many levels. This seems like a really cool project let us know when a a preview is ready!
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Scott, amazing! Yet I'm not surprised, this project is totally you, my friend! BTW I agree with Dean Tsur, it would be great to have a few seconds of the symphony at the beginning, to draw the listener in. Go for it, Mr. Robinson!
Jim! Honored that you would watch this.
I wasn't going to let anyone hear ANY of it, until it's finished... but I thought about it after filming this video, and decided to add a snippet at the end.
Miss you, and everybody, very much,
Scott
I really hope that this is going well!
"Worlds of sound" are where it's at - all the musicians I revere come from that place of proceeding.
Love it Scott!!! So inspired by your love, spirit and dedication!!!
This is fantastic! I start feeling nostalgic when I hear you talking about your project. It's so inspiring!
Time is not limitless but your sonic connections take us to a realm of connection that transcends limits. Your imagination seems limitless, Scott!
Investigate further indeed.
Now here's a real reason to stick around for a few more years!
Scott, this is outrageous and so inspiring. Thanks for sharing!
Scott, this is really amazing. What a brilliant idea. I already love this little part out of the symphony at the end of the video. Please keep going..
The sample from the symphony at the end of this video is incredible! What an amazing project...! Have you considered having short samples from the actual symphony at the beginning of your videos?
Wow this is incredible
Yeah Scott! fantastic!
the sound of yes!!!!
I love you!
We're about the same age . Went to Berklee though later when I was in my mid twenties so I guess I missed you . Were you a Brecker Guy? Seems like everybody was back then. I was imprinted by Getz and just couldn't do the Brecker thing. Now I'm glad. I had to give up the brass instruments but I still play the Tuba ...you remind me of Rahsaan with his Dreams . Very cool ..
My biggest tenor heroes were probably Ben Webster, Lockjaw Davis, Eddie Harris, Lester Young and Rahsaan... plus a whole lot of others.
You need to do film scores