Is this even real?

I'm having a hard time figuring out if this is even real. First of all, I've never heard of this girl, and if she's even half as good as this video seems to make out then everyone on planet Earth should have heard about her by now! Secondly...WOW!

She's got the total package...brains, talent and looks. I tried to do a little research and her FB page states she's got her Masters in Music. No idea how old she is, where she's from or where she's been, but take a look at this.

Let me know what you think.

Looks like she's Romanian.

She also sings, but I'm not sure I'd consider her a 'singer'.

There's got to be a gimmick here that I'm missing.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Remember Bond from a decade ago?



Never heard of your girl, but ...sax...well Floyd still send shivers up my spine 47 years later

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

There's got to be a gimmick here that I'm missing.

Multiple wardrobe changes in your song?

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Beautiful! To my ears and to my eyes, both.

Thanks for sharing!

Baccara - The Devil Sent You To Lorado.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Hey...there are 3 blond triplets....sisters....who play rock violin....search them out!! Ie: YT....Best..Ms

Looks like she's a real sax player, but the audio in your video has been enhanced to sound better.
Check out the harp twins though:
All of their videos here

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I always like the bagpipes myself.




But 2 Cellos is awesome.

Kenny G with girly parts.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

She is actually doing a cover of a song by a different singer...

Here is the original



Understanding personal preference and that I am not diminishing here talent but I can think of about 6 billion other female voices I would rather listen to.. =)

Lisa Gerrard from Dead Can Dance





Beth Gibbons Portishead



Chelsea Wolfe

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

She got no puff in them cheeks. I am suspect on this one. This is real tho and he’s probably your type! Dirty!!! Hahahaha

a reply to: opethPA

As I noted...a singer; not so much.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
I've been around musicians all of my life even though I am not one. I have found that some of the best musicians in the world are unknowns. Very few make it to the recording studio or get a contract. Very few people in the U.S have ever heard of my favorite band, so I find nothing hard to believe about this young lady's talent. She's good at what she does and someone decided to give her a chance.

Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed it.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

It's a fairly standard studio production thing. She could be a great artist, or she could be a clothesprop for someone wanting to get sales/likes.

Precedent

Yep, nice looking and promotional. Lady Sax. Branding too. However that tune she was playing demonstrated merely a high school level skill set showing little range, passion or technical ability. Watching another on Ytube I found the same level of skill and presentation.

However it we want to have ''looks'' AND a high level of skill and ability here is Yuja Wang



It's dizzying to even watch her fingers as the blur in motion over the keys. Also she rarely uses a score to read by relying upon her embodiment of the music itself to guide her through the pieces.

a reply to: Astyanax

Yep. That it what I thought though I could not remember his name, that likely due to having little appreciation for him either.

Check out Neon Vines, I don't really like the style of Music she makes but as someone who uses some of the same gear as her, I can't even tell you how difficult it is to do what she does!

If you produce Electronic Music, and play/use any of the things this Girl is using, you will know what I mean.

You can't blow a Sax while inhaling. so she is at that point pantomiming the music. Basically she is doing music karaoke. But since the keys are moving correctly as far as I can remember, and she seems to be in basic sink, I think she actually did play that song, just not at that time.

She is a looker, but woman in high heels make me scared, I have no desire to be with a woman with high heals. Having someone with spikes on their feet around you is not smart. I am not afraid of clowns or bears, but women like that will get me moving away.

I used to have a Sax in High school, I never wanted to play it so never learned but was in Band for three years even though I never played because I had problems in gym because of my feet and a Tachychardia. I used to help them with stuff there, and I ran to get teachers stuff like candy and chips a few times a week but never desired to play an instrument. I got a C anyway in that class. In my junior and senior year I got out of it because I was taking all of the most advanced classes. Just because my IQ was higher than Einsteins does not mean I wanted to play music like he did. I also did not want to learn foreign languages, I chose physics and math as my other languages and music could be considered a language also but the idiots saying everyone needs to learn a second language can't see it. I did learn to play a musical instrument later on, I learned to play the stereo and 8 track player.

I enjoyed your sax playing musician video. There were not a lot of tunes that I can say I enjoyed that had a featured Sax part/piece. Although way back when, I thought that the Sax riffs on Gerry Rafferty's "Baker Street" was what made that tune a hit.

And nothing from then on would impress me till I heard the following tune. Have to say that for years since, I've always thought that Candy Dulfer was not only easy on the eyes... but one hell of a Sax player also. When she teamed up with Dave Stewart of the group Eurythmics (Annie Linnex/Dave Stewart) and released this tune, it completely change how I thought of the Saxophone. Up till then images and sounds of Benny Hill (yakty Sax) and other funny tunes were all I really thought of.

But this tune changed my mind... Whats nice about this video is it shows current footage and from the origianl, (from the time this video was released).

Candy Dulfer & David A. Stewart - Lily Was Here