there are so many good jazz musicians now a days coming out of the colleges yet 95 % will most likely find no way to support themselves thru performing alone
Arin Gokdemir Such is the nature of art in general. Not everybody who gets a degree will automatically sell platinum albums. Everyone wants to prove their salt, and as a result there are lots of people who are willing to invest in higher education like this, but percieved value of the artist by the consumers doesn't really match too well, and there's only so many gigs around. The result is a hyper saturated position that people who are hyper qualified fill.
@@alti_gottem 0:44 ("undergraduate"). www.juilliard.edu/admissions (pictures of college aged people) The whole video: (The woman is clearly in her 20's) Dude you're just flat out wrong. Julliard is a fine arts college in New York
I was at a high school jazz festival that another school was holding and my school's jazz band went. Alexa Tarentino held a clinic and played. It was awesome
Great sounding band, as I imagine it would be. When I was growing up, there was no jazz program at Juilliard, although many great jazz players had gone there: Miles, Tito Puente, Henry Mancini, Andre Previn, Nina Simone (who originally wanted to be a classical pianist), on & on.
I was told last year that I was the worst saxophonist at my school, but about a month ago Ernie Watts came and said he liked my playing but I'm still working on coming up and I still need to work on Jazz but don't know if I should work on counting (which I never learned.) or learning more blues and be bop scales to improvise on.
Thank you for watching -- keep on practicing and learning. Our jazz students find that knowing both music theory (the basics of rhythm, counting, etc.) and jazz history help them be well-rounded musicians in all genres.
So refreshing to see a "Kinder Gentler" Jazz school experience. I attended UNT in Denton in the 70's and it was a very macho-male dominated place with some very nasty people.(The Buddy Treatment) Great to hear teachers compliment students. That practice at NT was seen as making you weak. The "Whiplash" approach even if it works is not the way to go. Go Julliard!!! Much Healthier . Over my long career I have found that nice people can be monster players.
WestTexas_ Idk just do ur research man I’m more of a public school music schools Like UNT. I’ve seen a video about this current actress (can’t find it rn otherwise I would have linked it) who absolutely hated it and it really took the fun out of acting for her. Which obviously everyone can relate to when your doing something on that high of a level it’s really easy to be stressed. Even tho she said she hated she did end up graduating and found success so I mean pick your poison ig. 🤷♀️
Olá, sou brasileiro, queria saber como fazemos para ingressarmos no curso superior em saxofone, alguém saberia me informar? Hello, I'm Brazilian, I wanted to know how to get into the saxophone course, would anyone know to inform me?
Juilliard is my dream school but that 8% acceptance rate is kinda scary. I’m a sophomore in High School and I’ve been playing Tenor Sax for almost 4 years. I’m trying to get into playing Jazz. My improve on a scale of 1-10 is like a 3 if I’m being generous. Any tips on how to better my chances of getting in?
When my mom got in (a few decades ago), she had studied privately with one of the professors there so that she was fully prepared for the audition. Add to that consistent + dedicated PRACTICE!
Thank you for watching. We haven't been able to chronicle all of the instruments offered at Juilliard on video yet, but the jazz division is strong in all instruments, and we have a noted classical guitar program as well.
At Juilliard, musicianship and artistry are developed as a means to engage and inspire our local and global communities. Juilliard creates countless pathways for students to explore. The link below is a video of the jazz song "Spain" played with the traditional Korean instrument "Haegeum". th-cam.com/video/KMnlgRdbxG4/w-d-xo.html The link below is a video of the jazz song "Mo' better blues" played with the traditional Korean instrument "Haegeum". th-cam.com/video/GVC0F2HTfgM/w-d-xo.html
You're supposed to be artists not professionals.. that's why all we hear in today's jazz is no more than a series of sterile academic exercises. You need to delve into your own soul to be able to find your unique voice in the instrument. The audience has already been alienated from Jazz not only because it is difficult to appreciate musically but it no longer moves their emotions.
there are so many good jazz musicians now a days coming out of the colleges yet 95 % will most likely find no way to support themselves thru performing alone
Arin Gokdemir Such is the nature of art in general. Not everybody who gets a degree will automatically sell platinum albums. Everyone wants to prove their salt, and as a result there are lots of people who are willing to invest in higher education like this, but percieved value of the artist by the consumers doesn't really match too well, and there's only so many gigs around. The result is a hyper saturated position that people who are hyper qualified fill.
+Reeves Wilson yes, it is a high expectations school :)
@@alti_gottem lol no
@@alti_gottem I dont know how to tell you that you're just wrong. You're flat out wrong. Julliard conservatory is a college
@@alti_gottem 0:44 ("undergraduate").
www.juilliard.edu/admissions (pictures of college aged people)
The whole video: (The woman is clearly in her 20's)
Dude you're just flat out wrong. Julliard is a fine arts college in New York
I was at a high school jazz festival that another school was holding and my school's jazz band went. Alexa Tarentino held a clinic and played. It was awesome
Having "isfahan" play in the background just made the video even more enjoyable
Great sounding band, as I imagine it would be. When I was growing up, there was no jazz program at Juilliard, although many great jazz players had gone there: Miles, Tito Puente, Henry Mancini, Andre Previn, Nina Simone (who originally wanted to be a classical pianist), on & on.
Whoa what a program! Looks amazing! 🎷
It really does....alto, tenor, and bari player here!
the song in the background give me the chills, i transcribed isfahan for a grade in collegue. I am close to finishing my bachelors degree in music :,)
Thank you for watching! It's a great piece, and we loved filming the Juilliard Jazz interpretation with Alexa.
When I watch this video I remember when jazz came to my life. beautiful 😍. I love jazz.
her tone is beautiful
4:00 Oh. Glad to see Arturo Sandoval doing his family stuff...
I was told last year that I was the worst saxophonist at my school, but about a month ago Ernie Watts came and said he liked my playing but I'm still working on coming up and I still need to work on Jazz but don't know if I should work on counting (which I never learned.) or learning more blues and be bop scales to improvise on.
Thank you for watching -- keep on practicing and learning. Our jazz students find that knowing both music theory (the basics of rhythm, counting, etc.) and jazz history help them be well-rounded musicians in all genres.
You are the BEST !
Don’t listen to anyone who just says you are bad. Listen to people who give you real advice to improve.
Your father looks just like Arturo Sandoval, at least in the shot at 4:00
Jon Fontan yo that's true AHAAH I saw Sandoval yesterday at a performance!
I thinked the same!!! HAHAHAHA
Is that Immanuel Wilkins sittin' in that Sax Studio class??
Love her tone on Isfahan. Anybody know what sax and mouthpiece she’s playing on. Just curious
Probably hard Work and Dedication. :)
So refreshing to see a "Kinder Gentler" Jazz school experience. I attended UNT in Denton in the 70's and it was a very macho-male dominated place with some very nasty people.(The Buddy Treatment) Great to hear teachers compliment students. That practice at NT was seen as making you weak. The "Whiplash" approach even if it works is not the way to go. Go Julliard!!! Much Healthier .
Over my long career I have found that nice people can be monster players.
Thats sad
Lol Julliard I heard is just as toxic
@@isaiahz.jackson7720 wait explain!
WestTexas_ Idk just do ur research man I’m more of a public school music schools Like UNT. I’ve seen a video about this current actress (can’t find it rn otherwise I would have linked it) who absolutely hated it and it really took the fun out of acting for her. Which obviously everyone can relate to when your doing something on that high of a level it’s really easy to be stressed. Even tho she said she hated she did end up graduating and found success so I mean pick your poison ig. 🤷♀️
@@isaiahz.jackson7720 yes gillian jacobs
Que maravilha de escola!
Gostaria de saber quanto custa estudar saxofone nessa escola de jazz...
I love the Johnny Hodges in the background
I was so sad in the saxophone workshop there was no Bari sax
MegIsOverIt • yeah they need me
If only pepper adams was still with us.
how long do you practice every day because you are insane with the saxophone!
Im in love 💕💕💕💕🤣🎆
Now I wanna go to Juilliard! Haha
When i tell you this is my dream...this is my dream. I wanna do the trumpet but still like- this looks incredible.
What guitar is that at 2:26?
Renato Diaz hollowbody electric guitar (commonly used in jazz)
01:03 Edu Ribeiro!? Awesome drummer.
Immanuel Wilkins 👀 3:33
Olá, sou brasileiro, queria saber como fazemos para ingressarmos no curso superior em saxofone, alguém saberia me informar?
Hello, I'm Brazilian, I wanted to know how to get into the saxophone course, would anyone know to inform me?
where is beri and saprano?
Thank you so much for the answer
0:48 to 1:00 what song is that?
I think I've heard it b4 and I think it's a standard.
Alone Together
One day that will be me
Hah, good luck
MegIsOverIt • same
me too hopefully, but with my voice instead
Good luck us
Good luck all of you
Juilliard is my dream school but that 8% acceptance rate is kinda scary. I’m a sophomore in High School and I’ve been playing Tenor Sax for almost 4 years. I’m trying to get into playing Jazz. My improve on a scale of 1-10 is like a 3 if I’m being generous. Any tips on how to better my chances of getting in?
When my mom got in (a few decades ago), she had studied privately with one of the professors there so that she was fully prepared for the audition. Add to that consistent + dedicated PRACTICE!
the slack message @ 0:37 gave me quite a scare, and i remembered i wasnt working on a saturday
Musician crush!
that slack notification sound that snuck in at 0:37 XD
you sound amazing!!!!
There isn't a day in life of a guitarrist. That means if i want to join guitar is not that good like the other instruments?
Thank you for watching. We haven't been able to chronicle all of the instruments offered at Juilliard on video yet, but the jazz division is strong in all instruments, and we have a noted classical guitar program as well.
#JazzIsBack
Sadly no.
Can i apply with 42 or too old?
Glaasical guitar next please !!!
I heard Isfahan ayy
At Juilliard, musicianship and artistry are developed as a means to engage and inspire our local and global communities. Juilliard creates countless pathways for students to explore. The link below is a video of the jazz song "Spain" played with the traditional Korean instrument "Haegeum".
th-cam.com/video/KMnlgRdbxG4/w-d-xo.html
The link below is a video of the jazz song "Mo' better blues" played with the traditional Korean instrument "Haegeum".
th-cam.com/video/GVC0F2HTfgM/w-d-xo.html
Well now I just miss my sax..
Every time I hear something about Juilliard I think about how Miles Davis dropped out after he started hanging out with Charlie Parker.
If I only i knew I wanted to take music to the next level before college...
Earthelena Garrett ikr
memories....♫♫♫
This is my dream. I hope I achieve it.
Liza koshy's resemblences, does anyone spot that out :>?
It's so cool, but so sad it's not everyone.. Even the ones who are artistically talented! That fact is sadder than the year 2020
Just a question: how much does it cost?
Alessandro Vaccari an arm and a leg
Legit 40k a year
Yep 40k a year I sadly didn't go because of that
4:00 Bruh I screamed when I thought that was Arturo Sandoval
what what what 1:05 thats freakin edu ribeiro!!!!!
1:04 EDU RIBEIRO???? BRAZIL =D
What a dream
I thought it was a Beatles cover
Revoharrison Hendrix oddity me too
one day
😍
Why did the side profile of the girl in the thumbnail look so much like liza koshy 🙃
Julliard is great but i wish they had a more diverse student community..it may have to do with the socioeconomic problems in this country.
Lucky Freaks!
60 grand a year,,,, so you will get $30 gigs
Blind faith.id rather go blind
Whiplash!
Lol nah
lol no
jealousy level: 1000000000
Jeez, welcome to life... as bad as I want to pursue a music career, yea I want to make some money at least
You could work on the side and play jazz on your free time!
There seems to be more financial support and opportunities in europe...spain, france etc.
high level school
You're supposed to be artists not professionals.. that's why all we hear in today's jazz is no more than a series of sterile academic exercises. You need to delve into your own soul to be able to find your unique voice in the instrument. The audience has already been alienated from Jazz not only because it is difficult to appreciate musically but it no longer moves their emotions.
3:32 immanuel wilkins lol