Chendering (Malaysian jazz song) with Roby Lakatos, Denis Chang, Az Samad and Zulhilmy Zulkifli
One of the things that makes me excited is to introduce the music from Malaysia to international musicians who I get to collaborate with!
Recently, I performed with the amazing Roby Lakatos, who has been referred to as "The fastest-fingered fiddler in the world" by The Telegraph and is from legendary family of gypsy violinists descended from Janos Bihari, “King of Gypsy Violinists”.
Chendering is one of my favourite compositions from Malaysian jazz pianist, Jimmy Boyle. Introducing the piece to Roby and seeing him study it and then perform it twice with him (once at Kuala Lumpur's premier jazz club, No Black Tie and then at the Borneo Jazz Festival 2018) was an amazing experience.
I am extremely honoured and grateful for this musical experience. Thank you to Evelyn Hii of No Black Tie & Borneo Jazz Festival for hosting this beautiful musical collaboration. It was great to perform with Canadian gypsy jazz guitarist Denis Chang and Malaysian bassist Zulhilmy Zulkifli as well.
Thanks to Yin for this video! Hope you enjoy it. :)
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Contact me here: http://www.azsamad.com/contact
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Wow, great perfomance there. Welcome to steemit. Keep sharing with us your passion.
Thank you so much @bboyady, will share more videos in future posts! :)
Cheers. Looking forward to it
Great concert!
If you are interested, we have a classical music community at the tag #classical-music and the discord below (we also are supporting jazz at the moment). Hope to see you there!
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Wow! I didnt know there's a fellow teammalaysia playing at the BJF 2018. This is so impressive. Sorry I didnt get catch your performance, I was there for saturday only.
That's okay @rodznocturne, glad you could catch some of the festival!
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