Bebop Master Blows Away Jazz Kids
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2022
- You could tell no one expected that fire solo break
Barry Harris - Artist House Masterclass - A Night In Tunisia
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This isn't just a bebop master! This is BARRY HARRIS!!! RIP
What a guy. When he passed, in a strange way, it wasn't even sad, you just had to go "hats off, a life well lived, what a guy". And I mean that with the greatest respect to a man that gave us so much. Legend.
You better ask somebody!!
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I’ve heard so many version of this song. That little implied parallel major line in the right hand is incredible. 0:44
Bud Powell uses the same line in his version of A Night in Tunisia, so it could just be a quote
@@Dylan-rc7fg Cool I gotta go check that out now
so sick
@@MooseRocka one of my favorite versions of the song imo
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I had the good fortune of attending a couple of Barry Harris workshops in college and hearing him perform live with Joe Lovano at Birdland when it was on 105th and Broadway. He was a complete master of jazz theory and practice. His playing never seems burdened by overthinking, and yet he could unravel any chord or scale flawlessly and without hesitation. I remember one of those workshops where we composed, arranged, and wrote out a chart at the dinner table with no instruments at hand before the performance. It was just a blues, so not something too difficult, but I think he wanted to show us that we could do it, and it was something a jazz musician should be able to do.
For me it is a mystery how he can be this melodical.... I know the notes in theory, and the chords, and sort of "how to approach" the song, but it is still a mystery...
it sounds like he's vocalizing while playing, which I've noticed definitely helps with being melodic as the voice is naturally so.
Play like it's a sentence not like it's a word. Start and stop the phrases in unexpected places.
It’s because swing is a feel, you can’t notate a feeling
Says "you can play this" then proceeds to play something I can't play.
I miss Maestro Barry Harris, God Bless his soul.
Thanks man these transcriptions are great. You are doing a great service to musicians!
An even greater service to himself
How can I improve sight reading ? I’m struggling fr
@@michaelchareka1175 I am not a master at it myself, but most people say it's just something you develop over time.
In fact a great service to musicians would be if they transcribed it themselves.
@@michaelchareka1175 Practice every day and start as slow as you need. Start by just going one note at a time and name them. Then count the rhythm TO A METRONOME without playing the notes - again, however slow you need to. After breaking down the two parts, you can combine playing the written notes in rhythm
Every Barry Harris video masterclass I've watched seems to be him demonstrating some crazy advanced technique and then saying, "now you can do it too!"
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I appreciate this a lot Daan. These transcriptions have helped my Jazz improv so much.
Thanks for sharing this great solo!
Legend.
Damn, thank you Daan!
Was just playing the Mobley’s Message LP from 1956 and saw that Barry Harris plays piano on it.
I like the bebop style improvisation, all single notes with the chromatic approach, the triplets and everything, it's so damn smooth!
Wonderful
BARRY THE LEGEND!!!
FABULOUS ♦️
Great vid!!!!!
This same thing happened at my jazz concert. An seasoned jazz musician in our area had to sub in for another missing player. Everyone else was playing simple solos, nothing too impressive, and when it was his turn, he blew those kids away.
RIP legend
Thanks for the transcription. It's very difficult to play like that with a purity of style and uniformity. Barry Harris was a great teacher and a great pianist.A little unknown in the 'general public' but for the musicians he remains a 'Master' in every sense of the word.
Was he a great teacher? Every video a I watched with him explaining things is a mess. There's a video explaining the diminished 6th scale and he makes things more complicated than they are.
@@Stemma3 I know several pianists who took these courses and they were all very good and happy to have studied with him.
I think that teaching is also about influence and not only about what you say. His didactics may not have been the best, but in any case it is not enough. It takes a great personality to transmit and Barry Harris has it. I studied for example with Jimmy Heath it was also weird.. But I learned much more than with 'conservatory teachers' who know all the theory but can't even play a blues. Think about that too.
@@joelaffolter2392 exactly. The charisma of the man says it all.
@@joelaffolter2392 I bet that studying with a man who was part of that is amazing. But that doesn't mean a worse pianist/teacher can teach those things way better.
"Play X, NO, WRONG, NO, NO, play X, NO, now play Y, nono". Teaching like that is not good for a student. Yes, at the end they all understood, but that has no good purpose.
And until he gets to the point it's a mess
It happens with a lot of great musicians, they they are not good teachers. And that's ok.
If I pay for classes and the guy wastes minutes and minutes watching a random student and saying "No, wrong, wrong!" I just leave.
That's how I see it.
PS: you can find articles and videos about the 6th dim scale that are WAY easier to understand and with a better explanation.
@@Stemma3 Yes, it is defensible but not very. If you want to play jazz you have to do it more by yourself than by the teachers. I could play and I was a pro before I went to jazz school. At school you learn very little, it doesn't work like that, if you don't know how to play a 'big minimum' before you won't know how to play after. Jazz is not in books or on the internet, it's listening and playing with others. Don't wait for anything, you'll be disappointed, take the positive things from Barry Harris for example, the rest you're 'smart' enough to find on your own. If you don't find it, change your profession and play concertos. Make your own way. Schools: it's a paper to teach and connections but nothing more.
Master thanks
Oooo yeeaaaa
He was boppin
Shining
I just looked at the thumbnail and I was like "This is Barry Harris." I look in the description: This IS Barry Harris xD
As a very young teenager I would go to the Barry Harris jazz cultural theater in Manhattan just behind FIT (fashion Institute of technology) and there I would be the only true Youngblood in the room digging the sounds of whom ever wandered up on to the bandstand.
>You could tell no one expected that fire solo break
Actually I couldn't because they faces are 1 pixel each lol
0:8 that was so cool
lol... Barry Harris!!!!
The absolute man rip
You cannot learn that in a school!
Barry made me understand how evangelicals feel about jesus
Barry is great! Thank god I had the privilege to be studying with him in The Hague in my Conservatory era!
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very very bud powel influenced solo.
I hope u read this I don’t know how to sight read. Wad about tonic solfas. Was never taught that way. Play by ear
JOOO WTF DAAN IK BEN HET FLORIS VAN DA VINCI HAHAHA WTF
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He had a massive ego and if you didn't emulate him he would claim that it wasn't jazz.
Night in Tunisia?
Yes!
Why do i feel like i could play that and I ve never touched a piano?
you feel wrong 👍
or yk maybe ure a prodigy of some sort
the you that could is temporally distanced by skill and practice
🤣🤣 don’t forget talent
Thats what a master does...he picks up his craft and makes it look something like childsplay...
Lucky you
Why are YOU playin'?
Why ain't you playing
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Bebop starts to just sound like random notes
2 chords pffff......
My cat also is a master in playing random notes walking on a piano.
are you deaf?
@@cyanhallows7809 What?! What are you saying? Why are you whispering? I can't hear anything from here, say it again please!
It doesn’t sound very good though
I'm sorry that you haven't acquired the taste for bebop. You're missing out on A LOT.
you know what,bebop's lines is not so astounding because it's kind of flawed in music theory.So don't admire it too much.
Troll alert
Or understand that theory is subservient to music, and not the other way round. There, fixed that for ya.
Am i the only one thinking this shit is nothing good bad playing