I was there in Indiana same year doing my masters degree : he was wonderful then! Rather intimidating for freshman though to hear this young guy with such incredible talent, but what a musician…
@sophiaodegbo-olukoya732428 күн бұрын
WOW VERY NICE.
@cristianroman7196Ай бұрын
Love your playing!
@petervincent6583Ай бұрын
Lindsey Stirling love your music and the way you play the violin and Dancing with violin Specially the ice cave all so in Egypt Beautifully done
@caroh672 ай бұрын
What a great Interview. Great Questions from you and great Answers and Information from one of my Sax Heroes. He is such a wonderful awesome Player and human being. His Sound is everything .
@fortheloveyoutube2 ай бұрын
Here's my "very cool video" comment. So, ya, very cool & congratulations!
@Stephanie.Strings3 ай бұрын
OH MY GOSH IM IN THIS VIDEO 😱😱😱
@profkushin5 ай бұрын
😀
@Last_Survivor5936 ай бұрын
That's some crazy drive man
@Koetai6 ай бұрын
I don’t know who you are, don’t know anything about music, but I love this story!
@gavinohara55726 ай бұрын
Why do you sound jaw like Dana white
@HayKay_7 ай бұрын
Kirk Whalum is one of those who made me fall in love with the Tenor sax. He has a big, bold, smooth, and vibrant sound. He can adjust his sound to any genre of music. I had to find out the sax he played and bought a Keilwerth Tenor. Although Kirk Whalum now plays the P. Mauriat, I still enjoy listening to his albums.
@jasonbengel7 ай бұрын
Nice interview. I did not know about her dyslexia and compensating by developing a good ear, and admire how her mom kept her with it. My childhood violin teacher pushed me into sight reading which became exhausting, and burned me out by high school, rather than allowing me to play fun songs. Leaving the violin sent me into a different trajectory in life, but I can still produce rosin dust for fun! Glad to have seen this interview.
@rickfriesen32277 ай бұрын
A really great human being,the world is lucky to have her❤️
@michaelfoxbrass7 ай бұрын
Inspiring and motivating to see such passion for and commitment to a highly-valued craft and art!
@samsam-uk4kk7 ай бұрын
Sweet all-around
@hedonicmusic7 ай бұрын
Musicians - 10 arrangement - 10 video - 10 music eng/mix - Wtf happened?
@wsjohnston39567 ай бұрын
This brother is so good and such a NICE guy.
@ePoot7 ай бұрын
Sounds great but reminds me of someone playing Trombone Hero hitting the notes perfectly 😀
@furiousgamer425xx37 ай бұрын
beautiful 👏
@melissamurphyhorn7 ай бұрын
Damn that's a wet sound! Love it
@galobh86597 ай бұрын
that first effect of the fluet sounds like a fart and its whacky....second effect very nice make the music good...but that First effect its a NO NO!
@ViolaGMidi7 ай бұрын
First!!
@gloriaallen80518 ай бұрын
Fabulous Interview revealing the Multiplicity of Kirk's Spectacular Talents Blended In His Performace! 💖
@mateuszminsky56198 ай бұрын
Way way WAY too modest, dude! You awesome!
@cameronpolk17878 ай бұрын
So glad to see the bean bending matrix in this!
@davidclaro1528 ай бұрын
Wow! Thank you so much for your video. This was very inspirational on many levels.
@MusicArtsPresents8 ай бұрын
You are so welcome!
@kwootamuckbear92948 ай бұрын
Who made the neck strap 🤔
@kwootamuckbear92948 ай бұрын
☮️🎵🎶🎷
@Fbarrett8 ай бұрын
When did spike Lee learn to play the saxophone?😁
@Bwahzehdezooner8 ай бұрын
Stax is the coolest label ever.
@peterthompson77598 ай бұрын
How often are you confused with the Georgia O’Malley? Got a horn from them, cheap but what I needed, now I find your just 100 miles (no pun intended) down the road.
@kgjudd8 ай бұрын
Hello Kirk. I'm sure you won't see this but my experience with you began in Houston 1980 at Steak and Ale and you guys were just starting. Todd Rick the Judge. Then Cody's, then the Roof. Several years later I saw you again at Baxters in Austin and I still remember when I walked in you bowed to me in the middle of a solo. Great times. Then another time at a private party we played ping pong at a house on Lake Travis. Saw you again at the Paramount with you and Larry Carlton. Every time I saw you and I asked you to sign something you always said God Loves You. I have the albums and pictures and cherish the moments. You are such a great musician. Oh yea I forgot the time I saw you at the Texas Union Center and you showed me some jewelry. A saxophone with 3 rubys. And you said Ruby Ruby Ruby. A song you wrote for your wife. I miss seeing you. Great interview. Take care and I hope you get this comment.
@quisowens80258 ай бұрын
U seen him play with bob james too? LLivee?
@paulwagner40288 ай бұрын
Yo Miles, wanna make some mac n cheese?
@gagealbright8 ай бұрын
very nice video and story. one piece of advice....you/he probably should make clear his company's name at least once and probably multiple times (unless i missed it somehow)
@MusicArtsPresents8 ай бұрын
Thanks for the feedback. This short film was meant to just be about him and his passion. His company does have a logo in the credits. omalleyhorns.com
@grantlauterbach1368 ай бұрын
It's very inspiring to see someone given a gift from above and using it. Thank you
@tvwatcher92918 ай бұрын
You are impressive. I'm an instrument maker myself and you have my respect. I wish you much success.
@trumpetforumkorea79538 ай бұрын
what a wonderful video!❤
@campbat57128 ай бұрын
this seems like the sort of thing my band teacher would show me, actually he might stumble upon this some day and show me lol. It's very cool
@mathbrown90999 ай бұрын
Miles, do you make large bore euphonium?
@yjbmwsc9 ай бұрын
Miles, I just love your work and hopefully I can pay a visit to your workshop sometimes (BTW I live in Australia) 👍👍👍
@chrismeikle12979 ай бұрын
Bravo to Miles, and to M&A for making this!
@James_Dawes9 ай бұрын
Loved this video, and I love Miles!
@JonNewell9 ай бұрын
You’re doing a great service in making the whole horn, so good to see someone find and follow their passion.
@davidpaul2869 ай бұрын
The beans
@scottermatinger59259 ай бұрын
A very interesting trailer! I play tenor sax (Selmer Mark VI), trombone (King 2B) and trumpet (pre Bel Canto Dick Akright/Doc Severenson design. I'm looking forward to seeing the entire video! If you don't mind my asking, where are you located, Miles?
@MusicArtsPresents9 ай бұрын
He's in Chicago. We are excited for you to see it!
@ZainR10 ай бұрын
It was really interesting to hear her perspective on things!
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Kashmir is insane!
I was there in Indiana same year doing my masters degree : he was wonderful then! Rather intimidating for freshman though to hear this young guy with such incredible talent, but what a musician…
WOW VERY NICE.
Love your playing!
Lindsey Stirling love your music and the way you play the violin and Dancing with violin Specially the ice cave all so in Egypt Beautifully done
What a great Interview. Great Questions from you and great Answers and Information from one of my Sax Heroes. He is such a wonderful awesome Player and human being. His Sound is everything .
Here's my "very cool video" comment. So, ya, very cool & congratulations!
OH MY GOSH IM IN THIS VIDEO 😱😱😱
😀
That's some crazy drive man
I don’t know who you are, don’t know anything about music, but I love this story!
Why do you sound jaw like Dana white
Kirk Whalum is one of those who made me fall in love with the Tenor sax. He has a big, bold, smooth, and vibrant sound. He can adjust his sound to any genre of music. I had to find out the sax he played and bought a Keilwerth Tenor. Although Kirk Whalum now plays the P. Mauriat, I still enjoy listening to his albums.
Nice interview. I did not know about her dyslexia and compensating by developing a good ear, and admire how her mom kept her with it. My childhood violin teacher pushed me into sight reading which became exhausting, and burned me out by high school, rather than allowing me to play fun songs. Leaving the violin sent me into a different trajectory in life, but I can still produce rosin dust for fun! Glad to have seen this interview.
A really great human being,the world is lucky to have her❤️
Inspiring and motivating to see such passion for and commitment to a highly-valued craft and art!
Sweet all-around
Musicians - 10 arrangement - 10 video - 10 music eng/mix - Wtf happened?
This brother is so good and such a NICE guy.
Sounds great but reminds me of someone playing Trombone Hero hitting the notes perfectly 😀
beautiful 👏
Damn that's a wet sound! Love it
that first effect of the fluet sounds like a fart and its whacky....second effect very nice make the music good...but that First effect its a NO NO!
First!!
Fabulous Interview revealing the Multiplicity of Kirk's Spectacular Talents Blended In His Performace! 💖
Way way WAY too modest, dude! You awesome!
So glad to see the bean bending matrix in this!
Wow! Thank you so much for your video. This was very inspirational on many levels.
You are so welcome!
Who made the neck strap 🤔
☮️🎵🎶🎷
When did spike Lee learn to play the saxophone?😁
Stax is the coolest label ever.
How often are you confused with the Georgia O’Malley? Got a horn from them, cheap but what I needed, now I find your just 100 miles (no pun intended) down the road.
Hello Kirk. I'm sure you won't see this but my experience with you began in Houston 1980 at Steak and Ale and you guys were just starting. Todd Rick the Judge. Then Cody's, then the Roof. Several years later I saw you again at Baxters in Austin and I still remember when I walked in you bowed to me in the middle of a solo. Great times. Then another time at a private party we played ping pong at a house on Lake Travis. Saw you again at the Paramount with you and Larry Carlton. Every time I saw you and I asked you to sign something you always said God Loves You. I have the albums and pictures and cherish the moments. You are such a great musician. Oh yea I forgot the time I saw you at the Texas Union Center and you showed me some jewelry. A saxophone with 3 rubys. And you said Ruby Ruby Ruby. A song you wrote for your wife. I miss seeing you. Great interview. Take care and I hope you get this comment.
U seen him play with bob james too? LLivee?
Yo Miles, wanna make some mac n cheese?
very nice video and story. one piece of advice....you/he probably should make clear his company's name at least once and probably multiple times (unless i missed it somehow)
Thanks for the feedback. This short film was meant to just be about him and his passion. His company does have a logo in the credits. omalleyhorns.com
It's very inspiring to see someone given a gift from above and using it. Thank you
You are impressive. I'm an instrument maker myself and you have my respect. I wish you much success.
what a wonderful video!❤
this seems like the sort of thing my band teacher would show me, actually he might stumble upon this some day and show me lol. It's very cool
Miles, do you make large bore euphonium?
Miles, I just love your work and hopefully I can pay a visit to your workshop sometimes (BTW I live in Australia) 👍👍👍
Bravo to Miles, and to M&A for making this!
Loved this video, and I love Miles!
You’re doing a great service in making the whole horn, so good to see someone find and follow their passion.
The beans
A very interesting trailer! I play tenor sax (Selmer Mark VI), trombone (King 2B) and trumpet (pre Bel Canto Dick Akright/Doc Severenson design. I'm looking forward to seeing the entire video! If you don't mind my asking, where are you located, Miles?
He's in Chicago. We are excited for you to see it!
It was really interesting to hear her perspective on things!
She's the best, so talented and humble 💕💕