Barry Harris Workshop 1998 (Full), part 3
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- Barry Harris Workshop at The Royal Conservatory, The Hague, Holland. March 1998
In this video:
Exploring Charlie Parker's Chi-Chi (blues in Ab), Cherokee, and much more.
Intro & Outro: Even Steven by Barry Harris (from the album "Luminescence" Prestige Records 1967)
photos by Alan Nahigian, Frans Elsen, Phill Bringham & more people
Dedicated to Barry Harris, Frans Elsen, and the Barry Harris legacy.
Filmed by Frans Elsen at the Barry Harris Workshop at The Royal Conservatory, The Hague, Holland in March 1998.
This is a raw video filmed by Frans Elsen in 1998 that I recently captured and edited digitally.
(sorry for the video/ audio quality of the original VHS tapes)
Frans Elsen was a veteran Dutch jazz pianist, arranger, composer, and educator who helped to establish Jazz Schools in The Netherlands. Frans was a master bebop pianist with a beautiful and original sound. He was a close friend of Barry Harris and helped to organize and document Barry Harris's workshops in The Hague which became famous all over the world.
✨ Frans Elsen, Dutch jazz pianist, composer, and educator (May 28, 1934 - Feb. 23, 2011) www.franselsen...
The annual Barry Harris workshops in The Hague were made possible by Wouter Turkenburg who has been the head of the Jazz Department of The Royal Conservatory for more than 30 years and organized BH workshops for more than 10 years. Barry Harris's workshops in The Hague were attended by people from all over the world and had a significant contribution to Barry Harris's Legacy and further development of the Master's concepts and ideas.
✨ Dr. Barry Harris, a legendary jazz pianist, composer, and educator (Dec. 15, 1929 - Dec. 8, 2021) www.barryharri...
🎼Check out some of Barry Harris' solo transcriptions with the analysis I've made:
► Barry Harris Solo on Lee Morgan's Hocus-Pocus from the "Sidewinder": bityl.co/OFeF
► Do It! Barry Harris solo on Cherokee from Steve Grossman's "Do It!": bityl.co/OFeG
► Barry Harris Plays Slow Blues from Sonny Red's "Images": bityl.co/OFeI
🎼Check out my other piano arrangements and transcriptions: bit.ly/2PlQZms
🌐 Visit my website: aleckatzmusic.com
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Thank you so very much for what your doing to the bebop community.
Thank you, I always feel the urge to share what inspires me. And Barry is a huge inspiration
@@AlecKatz you’re greatly appreciated 🙏🏾
First section really reminds me of Monk type melodies...great clips! Thanks for posting ❤
Thank you too!
Amazing stuff here! Thanks for uploading
Indeed, thanks for your feedback!
Awesome…much appreciated. I was able to do virtual workshops since last year and wanted to attend more often. Not the same as in person but as close as possible to get the transmission. Great to see him in action in he earlier years. Thanks Alec..
Thank you!
Thank you for this video of Barry Harris!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
Thanks Alec!
My pleasure, Luciano. Glad to share
Thank you Alec!
My pleasure!
Thanks sir
Welcome
Thank you so much for this.
You are so welcome!
Killin!
Up a dim chord, then descanding down a half step
"You don't play the numbers here" combos of 4 notes 24 ways
Dim up, then surround the fifht
Is anyone able to explain to me the exercise that Barry is teaching on the first 3min
Barry is showing how to play over Gm7(b5) - C7b9 - Fm. That Gm7(b5) derives from Eb7 scale and the Gm7(b5) - C7b9 is like playing Eb7 down to the 3rd of C (which is an F harmonic minor scale).
After that go over diminished arpeggios