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Thank you very much!

Nice to hear if my transcription can help. But please remember, the transcription is a transcription of a musical event, which is due to the moment of the event. If you play with a band, the circumstances will most likely change and you will have to adapt your playing. A transcription is not a composition! :-) Much success!!! Let me know how it went.

@@JazzDrummersCorner Thank you so much for your advice. I'll let you know how my exam went

Thank you! Did you see my solo transcription of St. Thomas? th-cam.com/video/oMiRxnpcOOY/w-d-xo.html

Thank you very much! All credits go to Max Roach!

Thank you so much! I use a @Rohema Signature Stick made of hornbeam, the diameter is about the same as a 5A, but it is a little longer and the shoulder is a little narrower, the tip is round.

Hi! Thank you for your kind words and support from Peru. It's great how everyone in this world is connected and shares a passion for something. "Sing, Sing, Sing" by Benny Goodman is an absolute classic. I’ll definitely consider adding a transcription of that piece to my future uploads. Thanks again for reaching out and for your encouragement. 😊

Thanks!! I'm glad you like it!

Thanks for watching! Tony's cymbal work is really incredible and is second to none.

Thank you very much for your comment! Brian Frasier-Moore, is it really you? That would be incredible! It's a great honor to hear from such a renowned drummer like you. I hope you enjoyed the video and had a good time on my channel. Your feedback means a lot to me. If you feel like it, I would be happy to stay in touch with you. Maybe we could do more reviews of your signature products in the future or even do an interview for my podcast. Your knowledge and experience would be a great encouragement to many drummers. Thank you for your support and inspiration!

Thank you very much. I am very glad that you like it!

Danke! Mein Beispielsong “Papa's Gun!” by Koldov im Review zeigt eine etwas kräftigere Spielweise. th-cam.com/users/clipUgkxsmaPP0eAtUh6LySHc-tKiimhTZM1aM8m?si=PbhTNS1BDOYM26Xk

Thank you so much! You know, it's really gratifying when people like my videos. Which song transcription do you miss? Thank you very much for your support!

Thank you for watching! Which song transcription do you miss? Thank you very much for your support!

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Learning jazz on an electronic drum set can be challenging, especially with the hi-hat's half-open position, but keep at it! Even the expensive electronic modules only reproduce a few nuances between closed and open on the hi-hats. Unfortunately, the cheaper ones only offer closed, semi-open or open (even this is not obligatory), so depending on which module you use, I recommend that you try using the playing feel. If you still need help with this, please take a look at my video "From Stroke to Groove": th-cam.com/video/q33PbfPcFTM/w-d-xo.html. I appreciate your feedback about my accent.I'll adda ranscript to this video. Since I am not a native speaker of English, I may not pronounce some words or phrases correctly. Sorry for that! Les Harris, Jr. sounds like an incredible drummer. It's great to hear how his performances inspired you. Watching a drummer who is so connected to the music is always inspiring. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

@@JazzDrummersCorner Thanks, I'll check out the second video! I did at least manage to find a lower-end set that can (theoretically) play the half-open sound (grabbed a secondhand Alesis Nitro Mesh)... my wallet just won't stretch to a high-end set right now, but it's a place to start and I'm pretty patient about learning to use less-than-stellar equipment to its best advantage - I play several other instruments, and this is purely for fun, so I can take my time to experiment and see what's possible. :) The transcript is appreciated, but no apologies needed; you speak a non-native language fluently enough to teach in it, which is better than I can do! And just for your enjoyment, here's a fun little clip of Les Harris, Jr. and his dad Les Harris, Sr. playfully trading riffs on the drums: th-cam.com/video/2uO0TzQikHg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pV5312fnfhm2gExs

@@mikephoenix1992 Thanks for checking out the second video! The Alesis Nitro Mesh is a good starting point, be patient and willing to experiment with it. Enjoying the process is what matters most, especially since you already play other instruments. Tthank you for the kind words! It's always a pleasure to share knowledge and passion for music, regardless of the language barriers and thanks for sharing the clip of Les Harris, Jr. and his dad! That was a delightful watch. Happy drumming, and feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or need further guidance!

​@@JazzDrummersCorner Thanks so much, and will do! :) P. S. I just found that if I listen with headphones, I have no trouble distinguishing words. So I think the problem is actually with my speakers rather than anything on your end. Mea culpa!

Thanks a lot! What is your favorite CCR song?

@@JazzDrummersCorner Not a huge CCR fan, more of a hard rock kinda' guy. But I can appreciate the work you put into the transcriptions, not only the notation but identifying the parts of the song form. It's really helpfully to learners to see the 'big picture' before focusing on all the 'details' (i.e., playing notes without reference to where one is in the song).

Danke für das Lob, das ist schön zu lesen! Nein, ich habe nur das transkribiert, was ich auch im Video zeige. Mein Ziel mit meiner Serie ist es, einen Eindruck davon zu verschaffen, wie man vor allem die Themen der Standards spielen könnte, weniger was in den Soli passiert. Danke nochmals für Deinen Support!

Das freut mich zu hören! Die Schuhe sind zwarsau cool, aber es kommt natürlich auch auf die Technik an. 😉 Ich finde es gut, dass dir die langsamen Passagen und Erklärungen helfen. Doppel- und Einzelschläge sind am Anfang knifflig , aber, wie mit allem, mit regelmäßigem Üben wirst du schnell Fortschritte machen. Bleib dran und viel Spaß beim Trainieren! Wenn du Fragen hast, melde dich gerne. 🥁

Merci beaucoup! I am glad you like it! What is your favorite ride cymbal?

Thank you very much! What do you think about the BFM World Ride?

@@JazzDrummersCorner Why couldn't he just sign the inside bell? The wording under the HHX is tolerable but the B tattoo is hideous. I wouldn't purchase unless it was easily removable.

Unfortunately, I cannot answer this question. It's just marketing. Brian Frasier-Moore is also trying to publicize his “BFM World” brand in this way, which is understandable.

Thank you for your comment. Actually, the music should be in sync with the picture. It seems as if the bird's eye view doesn't quite fit, but that could be due to the view. What do you think?

OK I think I see it now. The floor tom on the 1 (which looks like a kick on the notation) was throwing me off. Also I wasn't seeing/hearing you doing both snare hits (RL) but I see now.

@@benjammin4840 Thanks! I hope you enjoy it!

Thank you so much! It's a Sabian 14" Crescent Fat Hat. Really a very good sounding hi-hat.

Thank you very much! Do you mean the song, the playing, the drums et or the player? ;-)

@@JazzDrummersCorner the playing and the player, but I guess it's a nice ride right

Thanks again! :-) I used a 22" Sabian Crescent Wide Ride with a chain.

Thank you for your suggestion! I'll add "Seven Sons of Björn" by GoGo Penguin to my list of songs to transcribe. Stay tuned for future videos!

Thank you so much!!! 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the review. I agree, the Stratus cymbals are fantastic, and the hammer marks give them a unique style. And thanks for sharing the pricing details! It's always helpful to know where to find the best deals. 😊🥁

Thank you for your interest! I am currently working on the book and very much hope to make it available soon. I will inform you as soon as it is ready and please be patient. In the meantime, if you have any questions or need help, please feel free to ask me. Thank you! ❤️

Thank you for watching!

Thank you ☺️

I created the drumless track using Moises. www.youtube.com/@MoisesAI Unfortunately, I'm unable to provide the sheet music due to legal reasons at the moment. However, I'm working on finding a solution. Thank you for your understanding!

@@JazzDrummersCornerok thanks!

You're welcome!

Thank you very much for your feedback! I purposely kept the volume of the bass drum low to get as close to the original as possible. Thank you very much for your input and your support! 👍🥁

Vielen lieben Dank! 🙏🙏🙏

I'm sorry to hear that you're upset and that what you've heard doesn't match your expectations, although I must admit that I find your upset somewhat over the top because I've assigned each note its meaning. are you concerned with the orchestration of the toms, are you concerned with the hand placement used? Funnily enough, I'm currently working on a revision of St. Thomas and I'm thinking about the tom distribution in particular. As for the original way the song was played, it can sometimes be difficult to determine exactly how it was played, especially on older recordings where the sound quality is sometimes not up to today's standards. Although I strive to faithfully reproduce what is played, there may be deviations from the original performance due to personal interpretations or limitations in the accuracy of the transcription.I would be delighted to hear what your interpretation of St. Thomas is. I am always happy to educate myself and learn. Please let me know.

well, perhaps you can enlighten us. since you seem to know how it was played by max, why would you even be watching this video and cause yourself to be "very upset?" common, how about giving props. the performance is relaxed, creative, and technically excellent. as he said in his comment, it's not easy to analyze every single nuance of a recording that was down on vinyl 70 years ago. bottom line, i loved it. keep up the great work.

Thank you for your support and kind words. I appreciate your understanding and encouragement. Your feedback means a lot to me, and I'm glad you enjoyed the performance. I'll keep working hard to bring more music to the channel. Thanks again! 🙏🙏🙏

Could you please sell me a copy?

Thank you for your comment! Due to copyright restrictions, I'm unable to provide the full transcription of the piece at this time. I appreciate your understanding and patience. If there's anything else I can assist you with, please feel free to let me know. Thank you again for your support"

Thank yo very much! I really appreciate it!

Thank you very much! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed it! Your support means a lot! 🥁✨

Sehr gerne, ich freue mich, wenn es gefällt und man seine Freude damit hat!

Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing! I look forward to bringing you more inspiration! Thanks again for subscribing

Hi, vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar. Hier sind einige Gründe, warum es in meinen Augen nicht empfehlenswert ist, den Fuß abzurollen. Das Abrollen ist nicht sehr effektiv oder ergonomisch, während dagegen Auf- und Abwärtsbewegungen des Fußes auch bei anderen Aktivitäten vorkommen, wie z.B. bei einem Sprung aus dem Stand. Das Abrollen des Fußes kann auch zu einem unpräzisen Treffen des Pedals führen, da es schwierig ist, den genauen Sweet Point aus dieser Bewegung heraus zu treffen. Dies kann zu ungleichmäßigen Schlägen und einer unzureichenden Kontrolle führen. Außerdem kann das Abrollend die Dynamik und Geschwindigkeit der Schläge einschränken, da es schwierig ist, schnelle und präzise Bewegungen aus dieser unergonomischen Bewegung heraus auszuführen. Ich hoffe, das hilft dir weiter. Falls du weitere Fragen hast oder Unterstützung benötigst, ich stehe zur Verfügung.

I'm sorry, but due to copyright reasons, I'm currently unable to provide the transcripts in PDF format. I hope you still find the videos helpful! I do not currently have a complete transcription of the song available. My aim with transcriptions is to give an impression of what was played in the original recording, to capture the essence of the music and then leave room for personal interpretation. I am actively working on the transcription of the solo part of the song and would like to finish it soon. As soon as it is ready, I will share it with you and anyone else who is interested. Thank you for your patience and understanding. I hope you still find the videos helpful!

Thank you so much! Give it a try too!

You're very welcome! That's fantastic to hear that you're learning for your jazz ensemble at college. Jazz drumming is such a rewarding journey, and I'm sure you'll have a great time. If you ever need any tips or assistance along the way, feel free to reach out. Enjoy making music with your ensemble!

DONT LEARN THIS ONE ITS WRONG

@ozdenhuseyin3691 I would like to ask you to tell us all, and especially him, what you think is right so that we can all benefit and everyone can form their own opinion. Ultimately, many paths lead to the same goal and none of us will become a second Max Roach. And now one more question, is there always only one right or wrong, especially in music?

Hi, there, your comment is unclear. Could you please provide more context or clarify your message? Thanks!

Thank you so much for your kind words! It's great to hear that you're exploring new styles after focusing on rock. These videos are designed exactly for drummers like you. I'm glad they're helping you move forward! Keep up the good work and have fun on your musical journey!

And dozens more... What a career. Many thanks for your comment!

We totally agree! Learning (not only) drums with fun is the key to keeping the passion alive. I'm thrilled that you found it enjoyable. Keep drumming!!! 🥁Thanks for your comment!

Thanks for your feedback! You're right, of course, a damped snare drum reduces the overtones or I could have played the snare a little quieter. The recording has also not been edited so as not to manipulate the result. Thanks again for taking the time to comment.

Thank you for your understanding! I appreciate your interest in the sheet music of the song. Unfortunately, due to copyright restrictions, I'm currently unable to provide the sheet. However, I am working on a solution and hope to find a way to offer access to the notation for you and other interested individuals soon. Please bear with me, and I'll do my best to find a solution. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out. Thank you again for your understanding!

"Peg", another great song by Steely Dan with a terrific groove. You can do it!