he sabotaged the classical concert with boogie woogie
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Original video: • // Jörg Hegemann - Boo...
Performed by: Jörg Hegemann
Transcribed by: My Sheet Music Transcriptions (mysheetmusictranscriptions.com)
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I choose to believe that this was a cadenza during a Mozart piano concerto that got somewhat out of hand.
Love it
Laughed out loud, thanks
I was just thinking along the same lines
I once played a cadenza like that in a recital. The joke was that I'd get carried away and end up grossly out of style. Then I'd suddenly stop, exclaim "oh yeah, Rossini!" and get back to Rossini's theme. No one laughed...
@@VicenteAlexim Uncultured swines 😔
I love how the audience tried to clap along but gave up like 10 seconds in
Either that or someone with a stern gaze.
Well it's a German audience. Can't resist clapping along but always in the worst way.
@@MaxxMcGeePrivate You probably meant wurst, or werst.
@@nicolaslalonde2807 wörst, to be precise.
@@MaxxMcGeePrivate würst*
Bebop, Ragtime and Boogie Woogie are some of the few things you can play on the piano that brings the exact same joy to the public as the player
don't forget Charleston
@@QuixoticCowboy right
I would let go of the word sabotage. really the guy was great loosen your tight collars and enjoy the spirit of the muse. fantastic..I loved it
Looking at this crowd, I'd say boogie woogie makes the player much happier than the public
Because it’s not elitist and classist like classic music and classical players are.
Guys, I think this guy can play boogie woogie on the piano
You might be right.
Nah don't think so
Eso parece... 😂😂😂
Goodness gracious, does he..!!
Gosh, I hope so.
I love how the rest of the orchestra is sitting motionless like a house of wax figures while piano guy is just bouncing along with music.
Though by the end of the video it's noticeable that they're impressed. They started smiling and peeking at his hands haha.
@@shimadabr You are right, some of them started to actually move towards the end. The performance was really amazing!
Most classically trained orchestra musicians can’t play without a sheet in front of them, which means they also can’t follow along on an improvisation.
I never understood that. If, as most people who know American music and its history believe, Louis Armstrong was a genius it stands to reason he would have picked up classical music whether or not he had ever had a lesson in it would be quite beside the point. Of course then he would have, as was proper to his stature as a musician, taken over from the lead violinist and the pianist. Along with the conductor, of course. Who needs a conductor when you have Armstrong?
@@lxdgr8 not true at all. Maybe that’s true for some amateur classical musicians but not professionals. The classical musicians I’ve played with and went to college were well capable of improv and picking up tunes by ear and memorising music.
I love his little bopping up and down like he's sitting on a horse carriage in the Wild West
I had a friend, we called him boogie, the floors where shaking when he played
It's impossible to play boogie woogie and not do that. Speaking from experience. Such a fun genre to play
Like every single boogie woogue pianist does that which is strange. I guess the music just has that k8bd ja quality to it
The endurance of the left hand of boogie woogie is just astounding to me
it's a flow... once you get really going it's difficult to lose the rhythm and speed... it's such a natural rhythm...
When the lead trumpet player is going to be five minutes late so you need to entertain the crowd until they arrive
The boogie has fully taken over, you can see the panic in his eye at 0:31
Thanks for that
we must accept the boogie for it is the heavenly woogie
This is me when the Boogie Woogie parasite i've been fighting against since 1995 suddenly takes control in middle of my classical performance and i can't stop it from totally destroying a completely classical scene (people also have this parasite embeded inside their brains aswell, that's why they don't kick me out)
Send help.
@@neizanmendez6317 Nothing is destroyed, I guarantee you everyone loved it.
I would hate sitting there with a big ol' bass and not being able to just jump in.
If you pull it off the conductor would be powerless to stop you.
He actually drops some boogie at 1:30 for the violinists to keep
🤧
This is the most classical looking boogie woogie player i've seen but he's amazing!
I like how he looks at the audience like he was asking 'Are you not entertained?'
I want this guy at a saloon so he can play it at a bar fight
The right hand at 3:22 doesn’t match up with the music
The fighters would just stop and listen.
@@mellofan2012 the whole video is ahead of the sound/score
He looks a bit like a naughty kid who knows he's breaking the rules but loving it
You can see the look in his eye that says, "The director is gonna throw that little "spear" at me before long!! 🤣
I don’t know what is the most frightning thing between his ability to keep such a consistent left hand or the sound/video delay
I WAS LEGIT JUST LOOKING TO SEE IF ANYONE ELSE NOTICED
Good to see someone in a classical setting completely nailing a shuffle rhythm! I have played with a bunch of people who were classically trained, and they almost never are able to play with this type of feel
...because they're classically trained 💀
I can relate. I'm a classically-trained pianist and clarinetist, but at the moment I primarily play contemporary styles (I'm in two local rock bands). I can play Billy Joel songs, I can play Elton John songs, I can play Ben Folds songs. But I recently started listening to boogie woogie piano players and wanted to try and learn it to increase my ability to play rock and roll but for the life of me, I'm really struggling to learn it. I understand it in theory, but actually playing it is another matter entirely. It's almost like a different musical language.
And I have known the opposite
This is true in many cases but not all. I would love to shake this guy's hand(s). Cause he has the feel...you know he's listened to - and loves- James P Johnson and Fats Waller and Dr John. Impressed beyond words...
@@clintonwilcox4690 start simple... you really need to learn the different rhythms first... once you get to grips with those it gets a heck of a lot easier... maybe see if you can find Book One & Two from Boogie Woogie and How to Play it by David Carr Glover... (they're from 1958, but while they may be old, they're still the best way to learn...)
I've been trying to learn boogie woogie myself, and this is absolutely my favorite part about it. I feel like it's physically impossible not to start bouncing when you're playing
Because it's "pure joy" !!! Which God only knows we need so much more of !!! Play it and feel it , brother ! ☺️💙☮️
@@FD-tu9rt j
Happy
the piano is the only thing keeping him from being a supervillain
The way he is looking around is as if he's just turning a crank on that piano and it plays itself from a roll. Damn casual.
I tried playing this on my tenor sax, got way too devoted and learned it by heart!…… after a full 1-2 years
Did you split it into multiple parts and play it, or just the chorus line? Would you have the sheet music for just the sax? I also play the saxophone and would love to do the same
@@lincolnrowe4552 yeah I think I split it up into individual parts. I’m so sorry I don’t know where I got the sheet music but you’ll find it eventually. I would just learn it the easiest way possible so it doesn’t take as long for you as it did for me
wow! impressive
@@exoticp0tato23 thank you!
@@lincolnrowe4552 and also it’s not the actual exact music because that would be too fast for my skill level so some of the notes are just left out but it sounds really good when played well
I feel so silly goofy listening to this
You are indeed guilty of listening to this.
one might even say, you feel goofy ahh
Out of all your videos I’ve watched,
this is one of them.
Ah yes, I know this performance. Jörg Hegemann is a master of his Boogie-Woogie playing.
I think if you were going to make a list of the top ten, or top five, or maybe even the top three, he would be on it.
Iam a concert pianist. Nothing I like better to start or finish a concert is Flight of the Bumble Bee & slipping into the Bumble Boogie. Such fun. Audiences love it.
Omfg
You mean, like sweet Emily Bear? Bumble Boogie part of her concert repertoire since she was nine years of age.
You weren't kidding with that bounce! Wonderful and exciting articulation. Looks like it's good technique too with a lighter and looser touch. Thanks for sharing and for the always stellar transcriptions!
Looks like the video and audio desynced.
Yeah, the audio is maybe a second behind the video. Kind of jarring once you notice it.
No he’s just boogying so hard the light can’t keep up
when the boogie woogie turns into a full body workout
I love how the one lady in the background is like shaking her head at the boogie and the beginning
As a kid, we had an electronic keyboard (a Kawai ...something) and one of our favorite things to do was queue up its "Rock" rhythm accompaniment and just ... _jam._ We couldn't properly play piano but it didn't matter.
Someone please get this man some water to dowse his hands in cuz this was striaght FIRE on the keyboard. I've seen classical pianists pull some truly death defying stunts but DEAR LORD this Man!
how are the other musicians not *vibing* to this?
I’ve been playing this on repeat since you uploaded an hour ago.
What a distinguished gentleman 🍷🧐
It actually looks like his hands are flailing randomly over the keys.
Thats because video and audio are not in sync ;)
@@fischlifischer6192 true that, it triggers my autism.
Is it just me or is the audio not synced with the video
It is about 1-2 seconds behind.
yup, the audio is behind the video
I think the producer just put random clips together to make the video. You can see the same part multiple times from different angles even though he only plays it once.
It's just you.
When he's playing the piano, he can't push his pinky into his mouth.
Now I'm not a pianist, but it doesn't look like that's what he's playing at 3:17
It definitely sounds like that. But the video is quite off for sure. Much earlier, at 1:00 the video already looks out of sync.
I always love it when classical pianists really understand, "get" and love this kind of music.
There's never a wrong moment to boogie woogie. Well.... Maybe at a funeral. Not mine, I'd love that. But someone else's funeral if they don't want you to.
I would WELCOME it at my funeral. Thanks for the tip. It can start with my favorite symphony, Schubert's 8th, and finish strong with boogie woogie piano.
Anyone else bothered that the video and audio aren't synced? Also, in what way was this 'sabotaged'?
THANK YOU! I thought I was going crazy. I read and heard what he was playing but watching his fingers I was like this isn’t right
Has bothered me many years already
Straight flames 🔥
This man drives a mean walking bass hand ...
And I love his suggestive looks with the slight smile-frown, as if asking why those people wheren´t dancing their socks off already :)
That's not really what is called a "walking bass." He is using some of the boogie woogie constructs. A walking bass are sequential notes "walking" up and down the scale or chord segments.
Seeing Jorge bounce always puts a smile on my face. Such a prodigious talent, and so clearly loves his craft.
they did good by stopping the clapping xD
Goddamn! What a performance!
Commander Cody would be proud!! Beat me daddy eight to the bar!!!!
Fantastic playing!
He looks so happy, it's perfect
Great stuff by Jorg.. and George for the transcription.. I don't read sheet music but I've friends who do.. I showed them your video!!😊😊
The world needs more boogie woogie,its alive and happy and makes you want to dance
we interrupt your regularly scheduled programming for some boppin’ vibes
How is that even humanly possible?! Phenomenal!
Notes are not syncing with hands
The best part is the look of disapproval from the audience.
great take on boogie woogie Bugle boy
sounds so great up-mixed into DSU in my ATMOS HT
When you realize it in 100 to 200 years of this will be classical music
Boogie is already more than 100 years old. It's technically more classical than Stravinsky in terms of age.
Much of it already is. There are a number of boogie woogie "standards" that most of these high end players respect and have performed. Such as "Pinetop's Boogie Woogie" (by Pinetop Perkins) often played nearly note for note to the original with very little improvisation.
That’s… thats not how classical music works. Has nothing to do with age
@@ohadnativ True. Classical music has nothing to do with when it was written. It is defined by musical form, traditions, and harmonic content. In 200 years a boogie woogie piece might be a "classic" but could never be "classical."
Can just see some in the audience rattling their jewellery!😂
Blues should never have died
They haven't. I found a diner nearby where I live and in the mornings at any rate all they play are blues. Modern singers and modern songwriters. Beautiful music
I don’t think enough respect is given to the left hand in these situations. So much strength and endurance is needed
Also are we actually listening to what’s played? 3:11 looks like a fake or the video is waaaaaay off
@@deanbeckerley5530 The video is a bit out of sync much of the time. Nothing fake, just out of sync.
that guy sure boogies my woogie
I absolutley LOVED IT!!!!
LOL awesome! Nothing like a captive audience. They loved it
The woman shaking her head at 0:18 is like what is he doing
Dancing in the aisles? I would have been dancing on top of the piano! Absolutely amazing. This guy knows how to boogie.
Good for him! I love classical but some of the stuffed shirts needed this!
Some of the audiences faces, pissed..Epic..! You rock man..!
Ok dude that’s some good boogie woogie
How was he expecting the violinist and orchestra to play 😂😂
Beautiful performance.. Boogie Woogie is like Samba.. Very contagious..
smashable
This is so crisp and clear.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you…..😁
I love classical
However
I love this as well……
I love reading along…..😁
🗣️AAAYYYEEE!!!💃🏾🔥💃🏾🔥💃🏾
"Jorg... Jorg! The audience's getting sleepy, time to do you thing again. And for the love of god, don't trash another piano. We barely broke even on the last gig!"
❤. SWING DADDY...SWING!!!😂😂😂
“Sir, this is Handel’s Messiah”
Wow, that piano sound is epic.
Brilliant
It is a warm up of the fingers before the concert.
The difference between being a musician and an entertainer.
I bet this guy is a grandmaster starcraft player
Hahah
Me: I think I'm lagging
My enemy: Moves faster than technology can capture while having a great time
Absolutely great this guy can play. 😊
That might be boogie woogie but it's over a solid 4. This really swings🎉.
This is absolutely amazing. There is just one problem, the video is about a full second ahead of the sound
Oh no, now I can't unsee it
This is so good.
Sabotaged? ENHANCED!
For most of this, the difference in energy level between his hands and the rest of his upper body as he gentley bobs up and down makes it seem like his hands are controlling him and not the other way around.
As a non-professional, I'm amazed someone can learn all of that by heart.
I'm totally lost without sheet music to read along....
I'm guessing here, but this is a lot less likely to be learned by rote than the rest of the repertoire in this particular concert. It's probably more a case of learning boogie vocabulary and stringing ideas together.
He actually can’t read music amazingly enough. In an interview once, he said he was never classically trained in piano. But one day he heard boogie woogie and fell in love and that’s all he ever wanted to play! He taught himself everything!!
@@mtdnelsonand yes in this particular case, this was his own piece called hot house boogie! And to your point of stringing ideas together, that is absolutely right! A lot of what you saw was improvised because he already knows the song so well!
I love it. He made the concert!
Amazing
That clap though😂
Fantastic.
I submit, he made the concert! Great skill
So fun!!
My fingers would’ve fallen off 1 minute in
But does he know where middle C is?
His leg went really crazy!!! 😂😂 Great music. 2:11
2:38 this is the face of someone who's thinking "are you having fun having you classical concert being interrupted by a random boggie-woogie, audience ? Cause I sure am !"
I heard the Steinway was found weeping in a cold shower after this.