Christmas in March!

[ncc1701]

Just got the e-mail that one of my two Christmas songs got a forward! This is a big step for me because it's the most complex bit of engineering I've attempted yet.Here's the link:"Let It Snow"http://www.taximusic.com/song.php?song_ ... eam=1"Play that Funky Christmas Song" got some nice comments but my non-groovy solo sax line apparently held it back. I got the same comments on the forum about my smooth jazz sax solo. (Sigh.) Guess I better find some way to loosen up. Anyway, I'm happy about the forward. My band tells me that "Let It Snow" is their favorite of all the Christmas tunes I've done for them so far.(It's also weirdly appropriate because I'm sitting here in the middle of a Spring Break snowstorm on the Oregon coast!!)Kathleen

[vicky]

Kathleen..great news...and the engineering is very well done.......and many more!!!vtbp

[avillaronga]

That's very nice, congratulations on the forward!Didn't you also have an arrangement of Silver Bells?Antonio

[ncc1701]

Quote:That's very nice, congratulations on the forward!Didn't you also have an arrangement of Silver Bells?AntonioI do - "Chicago Bells" - but not yet recorded with live horns. The listing also specified they didn't want rock, and you could potentially consider something based on the Chicago sound to be in the rock category. I'll keep working these up one by one, though. Looks like they may have some life outside the nursing homes after all!Kathleen

[ibanez468]

Kathleen,Congrats on the forward! That's a good job on that tune. Brass are killin'!I-468

[tedsingingfox]

Very cool news. My guess is that if you had only included some high woodwinds... Way to go.BTW, I may be sending you a PM in the next few days...about those high woodwinds....my queen. Ted

[brindabella]

Oh Kathleen! That is SUCH a great arrangement. Ill be humming that tune all night long. ( Darn, its 78 degrees in Miami)