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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- All the pieces are presented quite simply and concisely, the piano texture allows them to be widely used in work with beginners studying the piano course both in a children's music school and in a college. The pieces not only pose technical and rhythmic problems for the player, but also contribute to the expansion of the musical horizons, introduce the fundamental elements of jazz music (phrasing, swing, improvisation). The miniatures are arranged in order of increasing difficulty and are interesting to work in the classroom.
0:00 Boogie
0:51 Twilight
2:48 Last summer
3:58 A long time ago
4:50 Walk
5:42 Apple seller
7:06 Old motive
8:21 Drawing
9:09 Go ahead, baby!
10:00 The mule driver (Blues)
10:53 I will dance
11:35 Blue distance (blues)
12:30 Little blues
13:26 Morning
14:23 The way home
15:18 Just for you
16:15 See you tomorrow
16:55 Breeze
17:36 It was yesterday
18:28 By the river
19:27 Easy gait
20:33 Dream
22:07 Listen to the rhythm
23:02 Blues
24:00 Traffic
24:57 Sure
26:07 Dance
27:15 Mood
28:28 Bossa Nova
29:42 Piece
the score is for example here
pianokafe.com/music/n-mordaso...
i played these pieces - เพลง
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Спасибо вам за труд и за щедрость, с которой вы поделились с нами этим шедевром!
The Russian Jazzy Czerny ... it's really a school to get quickly acquainted with main jazz rhythms for amateurs
Ah! Makes perfect sense now! They're charming little pieces, though my slight criticism was how basic in fundamentals they appeared. Funny too because I'm not a jazz major, but rather classical, so these will definitely come in handy as a great way to learn some fundamentals in jazz performance.
Боже мой! Мне уже 67 лет, а когда училась в музшколе всегда искала и мечтала играть не формальную программу. Покупала сборники типа" Песни радио и кино! " Все синкопированное люблююю... Спасибо за свежую струю в моей жизни! Нашла....
I think this is a good material for analyzing jazz music, not so complex but you can really learn things. Thanks for posting this!
Спасибо! Вы сделали меня самым счастливым человеком! Это была моя мечта иметь запись всей этой книги!!!!!🥰😍
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Вы вернули меня в детство, к моему учителю, которая давала эти произведения всем нам!
Спасибо❤️
I find it easier now to play jazz having found these beautiful arrangements to play. Thank you for sharing.
I will gladly visit this performance more than once
Loved the simplicity of this set, thanks for uploading.
Nikolai Mordasov (1931-2001)
I think this is one of your best recordings, and thanks a lot for the second slightly improvised part of each piece - it doubled our pleasure! Bravo!
😊😊
Yes, your interpretation the 2nd play thru sparks the imagination.. which is probably the point of these exercises :)
Я брал уроки у Николая Васильевича Мордасова, при мне он создавал эти миниатюры , я их играл, это было В 1985 году примерно. Спасибо за замечательное их исполнение!
Подскажите, кто вы и где проживаете? Мне интересно, что в перестройку, когда рушилась империя, в провинциальном городе очень скромный человек составил сборник, который везде используют. Я себе представить такого не мог, недавно узнал. Зашёл на ю туб, набрал его имя, а там - сотни исполнителей играют Мордасова!
4:26 beautiful thanks for this gem 🙂
Shows your great skill. It’s another great discovery after the “it’s raining” tango. Keep it up!
Russian jazz is quite a gem I never knew existed. This is so cool and fun to listen to! :D
Then you'd probably be astonished by amazing sympho-jazz by the great russian composer Georgy Firtich. He used to be my best friend, but sadly, about 7 yrs ago he died of cancer. I wish people knew more of his music, because he composed a bunch of music for symphony orchestra (even ballets), a lot of vocal pieces, piano pieces, chamber music, etc. ...and literally tons of movie soundtracks. Sometimes i remember our meet-ups, and when i do, i miss him a lot. He was much older than me, but we used to get along pretty well. Sounds unbelievable, but in his young years, he was lucky to work with Leo Theremin (the inventor of Thermenvox).
@@extraterrestrialval9711 That's amazing! Where can I listen to his music?
That jazzy gem bro
Oltre che belli sono molto spassosi, bravissimo il pianista!!
I'm not a big fan of jazz but I have to admit that this is good.
Восхитительно!!! 👏👏👏 Как жаль что у меня нет дома инструмента! Так захотелось поиграть эти шикарные пьесы!
Makes me want to hear some jazz. Love this
These are perfect for me to practice on. What little jewels!
ooh the mordasov pieces.. yes they are so great
Wonderful collection. Thank you.
Очень доступное музицирование! 😍
Great pieces to teach! Thanks for the work you do!!
30 pieces, 30 minutes of pure heaven. :D
Отлично! Вот это точно называю Музыкой.
моргенштерн будет рыдать горько, как услышит, ручаюсь...
Ой да зачем сюды этого Моргенштерна? Кому он нужен?
@@sandryushka Кто такой?
This is perfect for a beginner
Просто и красиво!
Amazing! Your channel is such a discovery for me!!! Thank you!
Best Studies for Jazz Piano Ever!!!
Superb pieces, very accessible! Thanks for going through them!
Супер! 👏👏👏
Спасибо вам огромное! ❤❤❤
A great discovery!
What a wonderful channel. Loads of gems.
28:29 BOSSA NOVA woohoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Beautiful pieces...I love to listen them...Scott Joplin would have been pleased...
Thank you very much!!! It's perfect :)
Pure GOLD. THANK YOU
Aah i find this relaxing to listen to. Thank you! 👍
So good!
i love these pieces!!!🎶💕
👏👏👏👏
Uber cool, and very accessible for the non-jazz player.
Que bueno esto. Piezas super cortos pero faciles y bellas. Las aprendere
0:51
2:48
20:33
28:28 😍
Very nice
How you can play jazz ! Wonderfull
Reminds me of Manfred Schmitz's "Jazz Parnass".
I found them, wow what a work!
Amei o seu vídeo
好可愛又優秀的作品
Красиво написано и звучит классно!
This is gold!
/desde Florianópolis S.C., enviando fraternal abraço aos seguidores deste maravilhoso canal.
Bela música
This is great! Gonna need to have a go at some of these.
Thanks a lot for the upload!
I think the correct translation for piece #8 (starting at 8:21) would be "Prank".
Thanx!
These pieces are so cool. I always prefer having a real book of sheet music infront of me instead of digital files. Is there any reasonable platform who sells his sheet music book and ships to Germany? On German websites I found no entries with this composer.
I would love to know where I could buy his collection too. I’ve searched but to no avail. I live USA.
Hello, unfortunately I don't know if you will find this music in a book. Because they were printed in some russian publisher, and I assume the only copies you will find are actually in RSL in russia.... would be my guess.
@@PianoScoreVids Ich kann leider nicht Russisch...meinst du, du kannst mir die Noten zu senden? Von mir aus auch ein zweites Mal bestellen und ich gebe dir das Geld über Paypal. Kiribatipiraten@hotmail.de Ich finde die Stücke so toll und würde die auch gerne meinen Schülern zum Lernen geben.
Es ist leider immer etwas umständlich, ich sehe mal zu dass ich das nachher noch erledige.
@@PianoScoreVids Vielen Dank🙏
Oh I like the number three
Oh, I like also others. Really a beauty! Thanks!
Amazing pieces to learn Jazz. Pls Can I get link or book details and where to download?
7:50
Bello, è un po' il mikrokosmos dei jazzisti?
My first thought was that this would fit right in as Harvest Moon 64 game tracks....
Hello.. I want anything about the composer biography for academic purposes ☺️
👏👏👏💋💋💋💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏
Musica bellissima, ma non riesco a trovare il libro da acquistare! Qualcuno mi può aiutare? Grazie!
Lorena , potresti trovare pdf su yandex.ru, scrivendo "мордасов джаз". Spero funziona!
Hai trovato ?
Very fine work ; a great introduction to jazz music. It is quite amazing to see how the binary semiquaver can swing (as in piece num 1 for instance). A very intersting enhancement could be to add chord symbols and to suggest a fingering. Anyway, thank you very much for sharing ! My intention is to go throughout the whole set of proposed pieces ;-) спаси́бо
Onde podemos adquirir essas partituras?
Link below
Me gustaría obtener la partitura, para mis alumnos, como puedo conseguirla
Follow the link on the description!
Красиво! Можно купить сборник?
Под описанием есть ссылка на ноты...
Comment acheter la partition des 30 miniatures
I want the music scores
Link below
Thank you for the music and the pianist too. Would have loved to have the chord symbols as well!
Nikolai Mordasov jazz Miniatures pdf
Подскажите пожалуйста для учеников какого класса подойдут эти миниатюры?
Думаю с 3 пойдет
Не відкривається ссилка на ноти.
Репризы нет, зачем повторять?
It's 30 songs in search of lyrics.
Toy Story 😂
Oof, this might be adjacent to jazz, but there is no swing present at all🥲 It’s not being felt or written like jazz. And there are much much better ways of notating “near swing” than dotted-eighth-sixteenth. For example, take the oft-used shorthand of eighth-eighth equal triplet-quarter, triplet-eighth, and write your piece in compound meter.
This gives a classical musician a highly inaccurate introduction to jazz, which we would normally start teaching by teaching swing. It does provide exposure to some common voicings and licks, as well as harmony, but these are less essential to what jazz is than, say, swing, improvisation, song structure, chord symbols, and feel. Those are all lacking from this body of work and make it unsuitable as a passport from classical to jazz.
I suppose it is totally worthy of merit on its own as it’s own thing. Not my taste, but taste is subjective. But if this purports to be jazz, or to teach jazz fundamentals to classical students, at that I take offense, for that it is somewhat objectively not.
Good points. I played other sets of contemporary Jazz miniatures, for example by Milan Dvorak, where he gives also written instructions per piece. There he explicitly writes to swing almost everything either with that triplet feel, or to not swing it at all.
@@PianoScoreVids I'll have to go check them out, then! Actually, I think that specific video of Dvorak miniatures by you came up in my feed the other day, so I'll go listen to it now!