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Caraforró - Baião / Vem Morena - Feira de São Cristóvão - 2009
Gravado ao vivo na Feira de São Cristóvão em Setembro de 2009
Caraforró (Giberto Teixeira) - Voz
Lars Hokerberg - Sanfona e Arranjos
Marcos Lessa - Violão
Ricardo Sá Reston - Baixo
Rodrigo Moraes - Percussão
Ramon Murcia - Zabumba
Caraforró (Giberto Teixeira) - Voz
Lars Hokerberg - Sanfona e Arranjos
Marcos Lessa - Violão
Ricardo Sá Reston - Baixo
Rodrigo Moraes - Percussão
Ramon Murcia - Zabumba
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Trem Jaipur - Delhi
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Volta para Delhi, começo da viagem com o trem ainda vazio.
Propaganda Adidas
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Realizada como trabalho para a faculdade de Radio/TV, essa é minha primeira experiência com sonorização de um filme comercial. Todos os sons e loops musicais foram baixados em bancos de som (www.soundsnap.org) na Internet. O projeto foi realizado no Sonar 6.
Mike Portnoy - Odd-Time Signatures Demonstration
Просмотров 1,3 млн16 лет назад
Mike Portnoy shows some Odd-Time Signature examples from Dream Theater Songs Mike Portnoy Drums John Myung Bass Derek Sherinian Keyboards From Mike's 1995 Video Lesson "Progressive Drums Concepts" Visit his official site for more info on Mik's videos: www.mikeportnoy.com
Michael Brecker - John Abercrombie Duo at the Vanguard
Просмотров 19 тыс.16 лет назад
From the same Brecker - Abercrombie - Johnson - Erskine Vanguard quartet concert. This time, Michael Brecker and John Abercrombie deliever a beautiful Duo piece. Take a look at my other youtube page at ruclips.net/user/miscvanguard for lots of other videos.
John Abercrombie - Marc Johnson - Peter Erskine Trio
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From the same Brecker - Abercrombie - Johnson - Erskine Vanguard quartet concert. This video features a beautiful trio piece by Abercrombir, Johnson and Erskine. Take a look at my other youtube page at ruclips.net/user/miscvanguard for lots of other videos.
John Abercrombie - Single String Improvisation
Просмотров 100 тыс.16 лет назад
In order to show his "slippery" rhytmic concept, in this part of his video lesson - "Jazz Guitar Improvisation" - John discusses single-string improvisation, first playing over one chord (Bb/E) and ends up playing over "Stella By Starlight". Beautiful music and a great insight for all string instrument improvisors. Take a look at my other youtube page at ruclips.net/user/miscvanguard for lots o...
Michael Brecker & John Abercrombie - Hippityville
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Michael Brecker - Tenor Sax John Abercrombie - Guitar Marc Johnson - Bass Peter Erskine - Drums Brecker blows... Take a look at my other youtube page at ruclips.net/user/miscvanguard for lots of other videos.
Alan Holdsworth Trio 1997 - Letters of Marque
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Alan Holdswoth - Guitar Dave Carpenter - Bass Gary Novak - Drums
Allan Holdsworth Trio 1997 - Looking Glass
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Allan Holdsworth - Guitar Dave Carpenter - Bass Gary Novak - Drums Thanks Scott for the reminder!
Bill Evans - The Creative Process and Self-Teaching 3
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Extracted from the movie "The Universal Mind of Bill Evans - Creative Process and Self-Teaching". In this third part, Bill shares his thoughts on teaching and plays excerpts from 3 tunes in the end, "very Early", "Time Remembered" and "My Bell" Take a look also at my other youtube page at ruclips.net/user/miscvanguard for lots of other videos.
Bill Evans - The Creative Process and Self Teaching 2
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Extracted from the movie "The Universal Mind of Bill Evans - Creative Process and Self-Teaching". In this second part, Bill talks about his own development as a musician. He shares his insights about evolving, playing professionally and the whole procces of learning. Take a look at my other youtube page at ruclips.net/user/miscvanguard for lots of other videos.
Bill Evans - The Creative Process and Self-Teaching
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Extracted from the movie "The Universal Mind of Bill Evans - Creative Process and Self-Teaching". In this part, Bill talks about how to deal with obstacles, and how to build one's vocabulary step-by-step. Take a look at my other youtube page at ruclips.net/user/miscvanguard for lots of other videos.
Vinho de Maçã
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Grupo Mundo Grande (na verdade uma turma das Oficinas de Música Universal de Itiberê Zwarg) em apresentação realizada em Agosto de 2006 na Sala Funarte RJ. A música é "Vinho de Maçã", arranjo e composição de Itiberê Zwarg em homenagem a Harvey Wainapel. Ana Carol d'Ávila, Joana Saraiva, Livi Faro - Flautas André Mendonça, Breno Kuperman, Flávio Rigoni - Saxofones Carlos Victorino, Francisco Gou...
Acuri - Na Balada da Noite - Ao Vivo 2006
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Acuri - Na Balada da Noite - Ao Vivo 2006
Workshop de Itiberê Zwarg com Orquestra Família e Acuri
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Workshop de Itiberê Zwarg com Orquestra Família e Acuri
bill's brother isn't listening. that's a problem.
This is so good that I as non musician almost totally grasps it. Frighteningly I feel like I can do some of it very slowly myself. Sure not the same feel or tone but a rudimentary sound and time of some of it.
Fuck boring ass bill Evans the jazz snob. I love Louis Armstrong. That's honest music. Bill Evans is pure bullshit.
RIP John! You are missed!
As somebody who fell hard for felt improvisation and drifted away from theoretical frames, this is a wake up call. I might be able to freely explore countless possibilities with my instruments, but then it's really hard to bring all of that home into a composition.
I heard Lyle Mays say that Bills Evans was the only pianist worth listening to. He and Pat Metheny wrote a song in his memory called "September 15".
Every time I struggle with learning something, I think of Bill Evans.
OMG. To paraphrase Dave Grohl. "You start a band and you suck for a long time and then something good happens!"
I think that by keeping it simple and real he means that one should play what he/she hears in their mind instead of running through scales or playing random licks that we don’t really understand. Playing what you hear or sing in your mind is the realest expression of one’s musicality. It’s difficult to get to that level of course. This is what I absorbed from what he is saying.
wish i'd seen this when i was 13 - should be on the classical piano syllabus - no actually syllabus for all 13 year olds
Correct if I’m wrong but the 6/8 to 7/8 in metropolis is the same as the intro pattern in Dance of Eternity?
The “simple” solo that he played just to illustrate a point is just so good it’s insane
I’d be lucky to even approximate his simple
He struggles to simulate the vague approximation ha. But what a wonderful lesson for us in all things. Fascinating how the host misses the point, saying he doesn't have time for fundamentals, so he must overplay.
Punk rock never felt more ungga-bungga
It’s like I either do as Bill suggests or fail to ever become the musician I want to be.
I think it’s apparent by the verbosity explosions used, that the critiques used here are in fact part of the performance.
It’s very interesting his perception about how to improvise for just one or 2 musical phrases ! 👏🤩🤍🤍
This guy was incredible! But notice how he is losing his teeth. These geniuses deserved to make more money.
Most insufferable band of all time.
Really???
Proof that Dave Portnoy was the world's first quad-core hyper-threading musical processor.
Hey didn’t somebody name Chopin say the same thing?
He would have made a great college professor.
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This is incredible and applying it everyday is the key .Beautiful video .
Those grooves from A Change of Seasons is so unconventional and proves how creative Mike is. No other drummer would have played it like that.
Gary Novak man...
The first rule in jazz club is you do not talk about jazz club.
"Simple is the key." Its the best design model when free-styling. It gives other musicians ideas. Just do it weird and unorthodox to the ear (here and there (every 8 measures or so)). Great vid. How the heck am I 16 years late!
Is it too much to expect the dopey cameraman to keep both of Allan's hands in shot, especially the left one, all the time he's playing 🙄 But oh look someone's being creative, a shot of the bass players left arm as seen looking through the drummers hands & sticks. Moronic 🙄 His tone is incredible on this amazing solo. Searing I've got an ibanez ah10 holdsworth & a Carvin holdsworth fatboy. Plus a kemper.. Still can't sound quite like him 4:28 8:01
I remember first hearing this interview back in 2007 or so and thinking I already knew he was musically brilliant but brah, he’s a genius. And I believe that the interviewer is his brother who committed suicide eventually. Very unfortunate case of severe depression, both brothers had issues. Bill struggled with various addictions.
Images and Words and Awake are amazing albums
I very much like this approach. It leads to the real thing, the true nature of things, instead of an imitation.
Why does simply watching a genius at work make so many people tear up? 😢
Love his ability to verbalize, with clarity, what the learning process was for him, and what he thinks it should be for people in general. He communicates so well… as if he has thought about it all before. Most people have never thought so deeply about such issues.
“Better to play something SIMPLE, like….” 😂
I’ve got a couple kids and they aren't into jazz. But I played Bill Evans for them, and they say, 'Jesus, that's pretty good.' So I think it's great that people are just rediscovering Bill Evans, and I want people to rediscover Bill Evans. I think he's a great artist, and I think more people should listen to him and respect the beauty that he was able to create.
Bill Evans: “Professional discipline: people learn to throw that switch. As a matter of fact, there’s plenty of times when you just feel like 'I can’t possibly get up there and play.' But as soon as you get up there, when the moment comes - snap - you have that discipline. There’s a professional level of creativity that I can depend on, and which is satisfactory for public performance. And that I can depend on, when I throw the switch. But those other high levels, which happen just occasionally, are really thrilling. You don’t know when they’re gonna come.”
Bill Evans has Always been my favorit jazz piano player ( i espacially love the album Symbiosis) alone with Lyle Mays. RIP
This also perfectly explains why AI is bad.
Jeeez that playing qt th end 🥹😭😭
Me: “honest and true yeah! The rudimentary simple and real stuff!” Also me: *buys bill Evans Omnibook* and plays his exact transcriptions
Priceless - that pastiche of a pastiche 🤣🤣🤣🤣 - and at the end the restraint of Bill Evans not to strangle him. Advanced fundamentals not BS. BS is always BS 😁
The other guy is Bill Evans' brother
A small detail worth noting regarding portnoys playing of the 3/4, 9/8 change of seasons pattern is his inclusion of an open hi hat on count 9 at certain junctures of the groove sequence. It's actually rather difficult considering the placement within the groove added with the limb indepence it asks for to execute it confidently and musically. Portnoys work is still full of surprises years later
What was it about Jazz greats and Heroin / cocaine addiction?
What a legend.
Mr. Evans-still alive in many musicians, that is his legacy-we should all do so well. Some of his most beautiful playing-as suggested here-not what you play, but what you don't play, listen to his intros on Kind of Blue with Miles Davis-Flamenco Sketches, Blue in Green, So What. He is composing a mini masterpiece while he is improvising! His thought process-how evolved it must have been. 2-3 measures of his playing-can be an entire study in harmony, voice leading and just plain gorgeous playing. And then when as a newbie I might think-well he was basically a ballad, chordal player-he plays a few measures of "bebop" lines-if you can call it that-and there goes that idea. The word "distillation" comes to mind. He could take an idea, distill its essential beauty and then create a live composition around it.
"Keep A Flowing Living Metre"...🤔