Just came across this absolutely beautiful performance on YouTube from my old mate Ian Moffat of ADAM Blues by Joseph Horowitz.

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Ian writes

"This beautifully crafted short piece was commissioned by 'ADAM', International Literary Review, for a celebration concert at the French Institute, South Kensington, London, on 17th October 1968. When I decided to record this, I was amazed to find that there are no other recordings of it out there on Youtube. Nor, it would seem, any available audio recordings. It is not a 'showy' piece, but the richness of the harmony has always appealed to me. So here, in the hope of giving this miniature masterpiece a wider audience, is my recording of Joseph Horovitz's Adam Blues".

Ian Moffat

June 2020

I think he's right on the money , see what you think?

ENJOY !!

BellEnd

Damn, his wrist just turns into noodle.

[quote="Elow"]Damn, his wrist just turns into noodle.[/quote]

You wondered a few days ago about slide vibrato.

Does this video help?

(Yes, it's all in the wrist!)

[quote="Posaunus"]<QUOTE author="Elow" post_id="115509" time="1591242917" user_id="8680">
Damn, his wrist just turns into noodle.[/quote]

You wondered a few days ago about slide vibrato.

Does this video help?

(Yes, it's all in the wrist!)
</QUOTE>

Indeed it does