Matthew Mullenweg’s Senior Recital
April 17th, 2002
"I decided to take an eclectic approach to my recital, trying to encompass many influences into the music, that is why there's everything from Mario to Wayne Shorter." |
Pesonnel
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Music
- Y Todavia la Quiero — Download (7.7 MB)
- Computer -G- — Download (9.6 MB)
- Intro to Nell inizio — Download (1.3 MB)
- Nell'inizio — Download (1.3 MB)
- Sotterraneo — Download (1.8 MB)
- Nell'acqua — Download (1.7 MB)
- Le stelle y Fine — Download (2.4 MB)
- Intro to Misty — Download (0.4 MB)
- Misty — Download (7.3 MB)
- Intro to Yes or No — Download (0.5 MB)
- Yes or No — Download (9.4 MB)
- Intro to La Bamba — Download (0.5 MB)
- La Bamba — Download (7.0 MB)
Extra Files
Comments
Matthew Mullenweg - May 5, 2002 4:20
If you're interested there are already a few comments over at JazzHouston: http://www.jazzhouston.com/forum/messages.jsp?pKey=1&key=2585 .
If you're interested there are already a few comments over at JazzHouston: http://www.jazzhouston.com/forum/messages.jsp?pKey=1&key=2585 .
Shelton Crocker - May 5, 2002 8:21
So glad to hear your recital! Nice selection of tunes .. very nice playing by everyone .. very expressive program notes! Thanks for posting it for those of us who couldn't be there.
Shelton
So glad to hear your recital! Nice selection of tunes .. very nice playing by everyone .. very expressive program notes! Thanks for posting it for those of us who couldn't be there.
Shelton
sarah williams - May 5, 2002 8:46
matt matt matt..... IT WAS FABULOUS!! your recital was fantastic.. many thanks for inviting me :) good luck at college in the fall!
matt matt matt..... IT WAS FABULOUS!! your recital was fantastic.. many thanks for inviting me :) good luck at college in the fall!
Sarah C. - May 5, 2002 7:56
Well, as I couldn't make it to the recital, I decided to make it to the website instead.. (not much of a substitute, but hey.. it's better than nothing!)
Your recital is SO much fun... My brother is positively enthralled by the fact that you are "cool" enough to play Mario :)
Keep having fun with what you do...
Best of luck in everything.. Stay in touch!
Well, as I couldn't make it to the recital, I decided to make it to the website instead.. (not much of a substitute, but hey.. it's better than nothing!)
Your recital is SO much fun... My brother is positively enthralled by the fact that you are "cool" enough to play Mario :)
Keep having fun with what you do...
Best of luck in everything.. Stay in touch!
Christa Curry - October 10, 2002 8:47
Matt you are always so very clever when it comes to anything regarding your life. Your mario tribute was great and also humorous! Good luck in the furutre.
Matt you are always so very clever when it comes to anything regarding your life. Your mario tribute was great and also humorous! Good luck in the furutre.
p. mood - September 9, 2003 4:54
matt, u da man... nuff said....
go coogs!
matt, u da man... nuff said....
go coogs!
lizhen - November 11, 2008 11:35
Really fantastic!
...matt, u'r so good
Really fantastic!
...matt, u'r so good
Chuche - October 10, 2012 4:40
You didn't appear fzrazled to me. I admired you for taking three kiddoes to the recital by yourself. I remember how exhausting it is to take little ones anywhere, especially to performances.One of my shining memories of my girls' early years is of taking my two oldest to The Nutcracker when they were five and three. Like Alice, the three-year-old was absolutely entranced. She started ballet a year and half later, and her sisters followed in her footsteps. It's because of her that I was at that recital for the 19th year in a row, watching a daughter dance. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. It's why I love reading your blog it takes me back to those golden, fzrazled, wonderful, challenging days of raising little ones.
You didn't appear fzrazled to me. I admired you for taking three kiddoes to the recital by yourself. I remember how exhausting it is to take little ones anywhere, especially to performances.One of my shining memories of my girls' early years is of taking my two oldest to The Nutcracker when they were five and three. Like Alice, the three-year-old was absolutely entranced. She started ballet a year and half later, and her sisters followed in her footsteps. It's because of her that I was at that recital for the 19th year in a row, watching a daughter dance. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. It's why I love reading your blog it takes me back to those golden, fzrazled, wonderful, challenging days of raising little ones.