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Uploaded by on May 23, 2009

Sophisticated Lady (Duke Ellington)

Live in Stockholm may 2009 played Filip Jers Quartet

http://www.filipjers.com/
www.filipjers.com

Filip Jers - Chromatic harmonica
Henrik Hallberg - Guitar
Johan Lindbom - Doublebass
Niclas Lindström - Drums

www.myspace.com/filipjerskvartett

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  • Hey Flip- Very very nice. I just ran across your stuff recently and have been really enjoying your sound. Keep up the great work. Sandy W.

  • @sjweltman thanks!

    i remember you, listened to your stuff some years ago. very good.

    i also play a lot of diatonic.

    happy eastern!

  • @sjweltman thanks!

    i remember you, listened to your stuff some years ago. very good.

    i also play a lot of diatonic.

    hope we meet someday!

    happy eastern!

  • Beautiful! How long did it take you to reach this high level?

  • i have played diatonic harmonica for 9 years, and chromatic harp for maybe 4 years..

  • well played my friend sounds very sentimental regards

  • thank you!

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  • Jazzharmonica-Sophisticated Lady (with Filip Jers Quartet)

    It is a romantic jazz harmonica.

    It is my favorite.

  • Very nice Filip!

  • Gorgeous playing on an amazing tune.

  • Hi Flip,

    You are doing a great job on Chromatic. Would like to communicate with your more...Drop me a line.

    Tom Stryker

    SPAH

  • That's great because when I started playing chrom about a year ago another excellent harmonica player told me it takes 10 years to become "good." At 57, I don't know if I can wait that long, and apparently - as in many other endeavors - a lot depends on the individual's innate ability, motivation, practice time, etc. Your answer matches what I've read about Brendan Power, i.e. that after 3 years of learning, he decided to make the harmonica his life. Conclusion: 3 or 4 years can be enough.

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