I met Petar once in Nashville at the Invite Jam. One of the sweetest humans. He seemed kind and determined in life :D. One of my favorite drummers today for sure!
My son and I have had a few connections with him in Dallas and last year in Austin. Just a super good dude. Made us feel like old friends last time we saw them. He came out, waved at my son, said hey to him…by name, and went on to kick ass.
4:14 - Yeah if I was handed this chart, I'd grit my teeth for 4 bars of hihats and nope the eff out with some 8ths. But Petar keeps it tight and manages to look comfortable in the process! Great stuff, this series is going to be great.
Regarding drummers, when I think of accuracy, speed, complexity, consistency, confidence, mesmerizing, and beautiful music, I think of Petar Janjic. I love watching your drum sticks control. You make it look so smooth and effortless. Yet, I know that’s years of practice, dedication and natural gifts and talents. I read a question once, asking why are drummers so strong. The answer was that, drums are one of the most physically demanding of all musical instruments. By playing them, you use the body's muscle groups to deliver power, speed, endurance, and coordination over long periods of time. WOW! Highly impressive and incredible. In addition, when you perform Petar, there is sheer joy, happiness and fun beaming from you. With the high level that you perform at, along with your creativity, positivity, wonderful personality and character, makes you my all-time favorite drummer. Thank you for all the musical joy you bring, with your amazing talent. I love, love, love watching you perform. You’re at the top of your game, and an all-around awesome person. 🍃♥️🥁🎼🔥🔥🔥👏🏼👏🏼
And that, ladies and gwntleman, is why he is a breath of fresh air and one of my favs! Killed it, Petar! Waiting for your folk/traditional Serbian patterns and eating chipotle burritos while playing a 25/4! ;) Much respect!
This is “composition” at its finest, pure and simple. So much to love in this piece. Petar is most solid, and his sense of time and pace are mind-boggling.😯😳😵
Love this song, I think I first heard it watching the recording of the Metropole Orkest concert. The full orchestra really added a ton to the song. I always thought this sounded a bit like drum & bass, which is awesome for a live band to play.
Love this song. The imagery that was evoked in my head was that of walking through a forest with beautiful fall foliage. The horns have a retro/nostalgic feel to them, like you're looking back fondly on some old times.
Brilliant video. Superb timing also. And don't forget, Martin Vjink in the Metropole Orchestra also nailed this in a live orchestral performance with Cory. It would be wrong to compare the two drummers because both have their own styles of playing and both are incredible drummers. And to his credit, Cory let them put their own "spin" on the music, which in itself is simply great.
I don't think it would be wrong at all to compare how these two drummers formulated their parts for this song, it might even be instructive! While Janjic clearly gets it done here with the paradiddle and Teen Town hi-hat variations, in my opinion these choices seem to make it challenging for him to play at this song's quicker tempo, and ends up with the hi-hat and snare being overly busy. It also seems to cause him to put the snare on 2 and 4 a little behind the beat here for most of the song. Vjink, on the other hand, puts the snare a bit ahead of the beat during some parts, which I prefer because it adds to the "chaos" and pushes the song forward without rushing, but then places it a little behind the beat during the more relaxed piano solo part.
@@benpeck5623 Could not agree more. What I meant and i should have explained a little better is that I was not comparing either drummer as one being better in general to the other. Sort of like Buddy Rich and Louis Bellson. Both great drummers but who is better is personal choice. Although Bellson was a much nicer person and din't smoke weed continuously like Rich. And Rich's solos were often predictable, where Bellson was full of surprises.But I digress. After reading your comments about Vjink and Janvic I watched both videos again, not doubting your observations either. You covered it well, it was exactly as you observed. Both great performances.
I learned about Cory through Vulfpeck and then I learned about Petar through Cory and he's become one of my favorite drummers next to Clem Burke, Danny Carey, and Louis Cole.
I've just realised Petar is a leftie! I played drums for a while and always on a right handed kit (at church etc) where I can't change it around. It's actually weird to see what a left handed kit looks like!
One of my friends is lefty on guitar, but when he sits behind a drum set, he prefers a right hand set. He's not really a drummer but has played basic beats behind my right handed drum set up. He recently bought a cheap used drum set and has it right handed
Might owe jimmy chamberlin some royalties on this drum part, if he played in a mirror it would sound similar to that anyway. Amazing cymbal sounds and Times Square scenery accomplished.
I met Petar once in Nashville at the Invite Jam. One of the sweetest humans. He seemed kind and determined in life :D. One of my favorite drummers today for sure!
My son and I have had a few connections with him in Dallas and last year in Austin. Just a super good dude. Made us feel like old friends last time we saw them. He came out, waved at my son, said hey to him…by name, and went on to kick ass.
I think this solidified Petar Janjic as one of my favorite drummers of all time. Bravo!
I love watching Petar play; he's so alive and engaging to watch, and his chops make my eyes pop.
4:14 - Yeah if I was handed this chart, I'd grit my teeth for 4 bars of hihats and nope the eff out with some 8ths. But Petar keeps it tight and manages to look comfortable in the process! Great stuff, this series is going to be great.
Regarding drummers, when I think of accuracy, speed, complexity, consistency, confidence, mesmerizing, and beautiful music, I think of Petar Janjic. I love watching your drum sticks control. You make it look so smooth and effortless. Yet, I know that’s years of practice, dedication and natural gifts and talents.
I read a question once, asking why are drummers so strong. The answer was that, drums are one of the most physically demanding of all musical instruments. By playing them, you use the body's muscle groups to deliver power, speed, endurance, and coordination over long periods of time.
WOW! Highly impressive and incredible. In addition, when you perform Petar, there is sheer joy, happiness and fun beaming from you. With the high level that you perform at, along with your creativity, positivity, wonderful personality and character, makes you my all-time favorite drummer.
Thank you for all the musical joy you bring, with your amazing talent. I love, love, love watching you perform. You’re at the top of your game, and an all-around awesome person.
🍃♥️🥁🎼🔥🔥🔥👏🏼👏🏼
And that, ladies and gwntleman, is why he is a breath of fresh air and one of my favs! Killed it, Petar! Waiting for your folk/traditional Serbian patterns and eating chipotle burritos while playing a 25/4! ;) Much respect!
This is “composition” at its finest, pure and simple. So much to love in this piece. Petar is most solid, and his sense of time and pace are mind-boggling.😯😳😵
One of my favorite songs. Glad Petar showed us this one!
Petar is killing as always! One of the top drummers of the modern era.
Love this song, I think I first heard it watching the recording of the Metropole Orkest concert. The full orchestra really added a ton to the song. I always thought this sounded a bit like drum & bass, which is awesome for a live band to play.
I've seen him live on Jazz Around Festival in Poland. Made my jaw hit the floor. Outstanding drummer.
Love this song. The imagery that was evoked in my head was that of walking through a forest with beautiful fall foliage. The horns have a retro/nostalgic feel to them, like you're looking back fondly on some old times.
killer hi hats that's incredible!
I love this tune so much
It's a pleasure to watch you work buddy!
Blessed to have seen you all twice! The magic that Cory & the Wongnotes evoke on stage is spiritual! Until next time... maestros! 🔊🎶
What a joy to watch!
Beyond amazing.
Yeah man! Petar, you're currently my favorite drummer. Top top top skills. Pozdravi from Poland.
Great excerpt, Petar is the man!
We know that Petar is the undisputed motor of the WongNotes, impressive drumming!
Brilliant video. Superb timing also. And don't forget, Martin Vjink in the Metropole Orchestra also nailed this in a live orchestral performance with Cory. It would be wrong to compare the two drummers because both have their own styles of playing and both are incredible drummers. And to his credit, Cory let them put their own "spin" on the music, which in itself is simply great.
I don't think it would be wrong at all to compare how these two drummers formulated their parts for this song, it might even be instructive! While Janjic clearly gets it done here with the paradiddle and Teen Town hi-hat variations, in my opinion these choices seem to make it challenging for him to play at this song's quicker tempo, and ends up with the hi-hat and snare being overly busy. It also seems to cause him to put the snare on 2 and 4 a little behind the beat here for most of the song. Vjink, on the other hand, puts the snare a bit ahead of the beat during some parts, which I prefer because it adds to the "chaos" and pushes the song forward without rushing, but then places it a little behind the beat during the more relaxed piano solo part.
@@benpeck5623 Could not agree more. What I meant and i should have explained a little better is that I was not comparing either drummer as one being better in general to the other. Sort of like Buddy Rich and Louis Bellson. Both great drummers but who is better is personal choice. Although Bellson was a much nicer person and din't smoke weed continuously like Rich. And Rich's solos were often predictable, where Bellson was full of surprises.But I digress. After reading your comments about Vjink and Janvic I watched both videos again, not doubting your observations either. You covered it well, it was exactly as you observed. Both great performances.
Great song and I loved that ending!! More amazement from Petar!
Yes Petar!
Not sure if I should be inspired or demoralized by this caliber of drumming😂 any update on the release of the cymbal overtone controllers for order??
BEAST ❤️🔥
Petar is amazing!
Always completely inspiring, thanks
Hugs from Bulgaria, bro!
I learned about Cory through Vulfpeck and then I learned about Petar through Cory and he's become one of my favorite drummers next to Clem Burke, Danny Carey, and Louis Cole.
So beautiful 😍 ❣️❣️❣️
Stroller through Times Square...perfect visual for this tune. You guys are incredible. Can't get enough Cory & Co.
Holy Frijole ! Thank you so much for that.
Everything is so clean. All hits are same volume, unisons are locked... Wow
I don't know the slightesttttt thing about drumming but I'm really considering buying the course just for the song studies😂🙌🏻
Ghost notes Monster! See You all in Amsterdam in October😎
Wooow!!! First like, first comment.... TIMING BABY - Petar #thelegend
I can play this one but I need to fall asleep first to get those snare pops correct.
😂
Great job man! 👊❤
WOW…… nuff said.
In this lesson, I learnt that Petar is _left handed_
dopest drum part
Always thought most of this song was 2 hands on the hi hat 🤯
I've just realised Petar is a leftie! I played drums for a while and always on a right handed kit (at church etc) where I can't change it around. It's actually weird to see what a left handed kit looks like!
One of my friends is lefty on guitar, but when he sits behind a drum set, he prefers a right hand set. He's not really a drummer but has played basic beats behind my right handed drum set up. He recently bought a cheap used drum set and has it right handed
does anyone know what the things he puts on his cymbals are
they're his own brand of cymbal overtone mutes. they are in development right now.
I could hear the walk through time square. 👏👏👏
cymbals with ties ??
Might owe jimmy chamberlin some royalties on this drum part, if he played in a mirror it would sound similar to that anyway.
Amazing cymbal sounds and Times Square scenery accomplished.
Imagine how clean this would sound if Luis Cole played it.
a baby stroller in times square
Petars still got that Serbian Sauce
I always thought this tune was Cory’s homage to Baywatch.
slay
Peter JAn JiCk