@WimVD I sure hope you got the meaning I intended. Like, way too many English language terms, this one can be a double-entendre, not intended here. I meant it as (and I believe you took it as) "playfully quaint or fanciful, especially in an appealing and amusing way", another way of saying "some of your lines felt lighthearted and playful, in a good way".
You're a good man to own up to using the clock.
Still sounded great! Meter is one of those things that I'm at odds with in my playing right now, so I appreciate good examples. I'm not just talking about uneven meter, but also listening later and having the impression the flow, or feeling, might have been better if it were faster or slower. In that sense you still played at an appropriate pace, nice.
Excellent playing as usual Wim.
