Jazz on the Green (Page 2): I’m not positive. Loved the mood(s) captured in your images. Be well!! Mark...

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

NJFrank wrote:

Thanks Mark, as for the trumpet I will have to defer your call. If someone put a gun to my head and told me to declare if that's a Bach Stradivarius, I would have to say yes and hope that Iwas right.

I’m not positive. Loved the mood(s) captured in your images.

Be well!!
Mark

NJFrank Loc: New Jersey

markngolf wrote:

I’m not positive. Loved the mood(s) captured in your images.

Be well!!
Mark

Thanks again.

jrvinson45 Loc: Buckeye, AZ

markngolf wrote:

Well done, Frank!! I may be wrong and it's probably not important, but I think the woman's trumpet is a Bach Stradivarius. I had one from 52' and gave it to my grandson. Jazz is always good!

Great captures!!
Mark

Good on you, Mark!😎

NikonGal Loc: Central Oregon

Bet you had a great time. I can almost hear the music. Bev

NJFrank Loc: New Jersey

NikonGal wrote:

Bet you had a great time. I can almost hear the music. Bev

You’re right about that. Good weather to go along with with good music.

yssirk123 Loc: New Jersey

Very nicely captured Frank - great set!

NJFrank Loc: New Jersey

yssirk123 wrote:

Very nicely captured Frank - great set!

Thanks Bill, glad you like them.

Bubalola Loc: Big Apple, NY

NJFrank wrote:

A couple of weeks ago my wife and I went to an outdoors jazz and blues festival. Here are a few shots from that afternoon. Now adays ou don't see a lot of clarinet players or female horn players.

Great shots, Frank! I almost can hear this woodwinds chorus...However, I think there is no shortage in female horn players currently. They are everywhere from symphonic orchestras to military bands. Just listen to Ingrid Jensen, a great jazz trumpeter...

NJFrank Loc: New Jersey

Bubalola wrote:

Great shots, Frank! I almost can hear this woodwinds chorus...However, I think there is no shortage in female horn players currently. They are everywhere from symphonic orchestras to military bands. Just listen to Ingrid Jensen, a great jazz trumpeter...

Thanks for the compliment. Glad I was able to illicit that reaction. As for female horn players you’re probably right. We can chalk it up to a new era in music.

I will give Ingred a listen to.

JMaas7500 Loc: Center Line, MI-(North of Detroit)

I sure miss going to hear Tom Saunders and friends play in the Detroit area back in the 70s-80s. His nephew (Tommy the Tuba) Plays in New Orleans as Tom Saunders and the Hot Cats. These pics bring back those toe-tapping memories! Thank you for sharing!

JMaas7500 Loc: Center Line, MI-(North of Detroit)

Ingred is awesome too! Very entertaining!

JMaas7500 Loc: Center Line, MI-(North of Detroit)

I miss this music a lot… I have to go on You Tube to hear it, now. These pics are great…I can almost hear them!

NJFrank Loc: New Jersey

Thanks JMaas, I was going for that the viewer would almost hear the music. We stayed for three groups and they were all terrific.
I too will go to YouTube to hear different groups.
BTW welcome to the Hog.

JMaas7500 Loc: Center Line, MI-(North of Detroit)

Thanks..look up anything on You Tube by Tom Saunders, Wild Bill Davison, or Tom Saunders and the Hot Cats. (Nephew of other Tom Saunders, no longer with us 😢). Tom from the Hot Cats plays Tuba and Bass…his Uncle Tom Saunders was a down and dirty cornetist in the style of Wild Bill Davison; both sadly gone now.

NJFrank Loc: New Jersey

JMaas7500 wrote:

Thanks..look up anything on You Tube by Tom Saunders, Wild Bill Davison, or Tom Saunders and the Hot Cats. (Nephew of other Tom Saunders, no longer with us 😢). Tom from the Hot Cats plays Tuba and Bass…his Uncle Tom Saunders was a down and dirty cornetist in the style of Wild Bill Davison; both sadly gone now.

Thanks for the heads up.