Wow, thank you very much!

@@MatClasenSax hey so im a producer and I was wondering if it would be fine to use this as a song and possibly release it? ive already wrote it on piano and bass and put into logic with some latin drums if you'd like to hear?

@@gabrielrosales7218 Hey Gabriel, I would definately like to hear it. You can email me at mat@matclasen.de best regards, Mat

@@MatClasenSax it told me the email wasn't valid but I sent anyways, let me know if you got it please

@@gabrielrosales7218 Thank you for the information. The email adress is valid, I didn't receive yours, though. You might try matthias_clasen@yahoo.de maybe that will work.

Great! I am happy to hear that. Have fun!

Danke, freut mich!

Wow, thank you for your comment! 🙂🙂🙂

​@@MatClasenSaxit's a really cool piece! can you make a piano reduction out of it? I'd like to play it, and I ain't playin no sax. If you did it in Sibelius or Finale or any other program it should be relatively easy to make the piano reduction.... Thanks in advance

@@grgaperos Hey, thanks! You can get a piano reduction / leadsheet here: www.matclasen.de/en/product/green-bossa-leadsheets-und-pianostimme-pdf-download/ Is it this, what you need? Best regards, Mat

Thank you!

I haven‘t heard the Czardas in the song before. Actually it‘s an original by me.

I will take care of it!

I just sent you an email. Did that solve the problem?

Hey Radjammin, thanks for listening to the tune and for your comment! I understand your point. Nonetheless I would like to point out, that this arrangement of Green Bossa is written as a soprano saxophone feature. Other songs I wrote may and do feature other players or distribute the melodies more evenly amongst the ensemble. I don‘t understand, though, why one would fall asleep, being part of a group playing music. Every part is equally important and one should put every bit of focus and meaning into every note being played, no matter if it makes the player shine or his or her colleagues. I recorded all the saxophones in this video and I didn‘t get bored. I find the alto and tenor sax parts challenging to play groovy, easy, expressive and softly at the same time. Having meaning yet not standing in the way of the melody. That needed all of my concentration, no room for boredom. If I get bored playing music, I have to change my mindset or do something else with my life. Playing in an ensemble is never about one person. Either all of you sound great or all of you sound asleep, there is nothing inbetween!

Danke! Leider nicht..

@@MatClasenSax dann SCHNELL los! 😉