14:45 Practice! This reminds me of the old joke "How do I get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice!" I actually had a chance to use that a few years ago. I was walking east on 57th street in NYC, and a woman and her daughter pulled over and asked me "How do I get to Carnegie Hall, because my daughter has a recital?" I grinned and said practice, practice, practice! The daughter didn't get it but mom gave me a courtesy grin and a look that said I've been driving through the city and am not from here, so please just get me there. Luckily for her, they were just half a block away. I pointed it out, and also gave her directions to a parking ramp. For just a brief moment, I felt like Henny Youngman.
Hello from a fellow Scot. Love your Boogie Woogie posts. My father was a semi-professional pianist in the 1960s. He had a daytime desk job, but in the evening he would don a dinner jacket and bow tie and play with various dance bands in the Edinburgh area, sometimes venturing as far south as Peebles! (my mother's home town). I grew up listening to his collection of boogie woogie records. Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson and Meade Lux Lewis mainly, but also jazz records of the likes of Oscar Peterson and the unbelievable Art Tatum. Please keep up the good work.
Wow. I like boogie woogie, always have, I am 83, live in Tennessee., and speak a little German. I can understand your German very well. I told my wife you speak my kind of german. Then I discovered your English Boogie video and was amazed at your English. I enjoy your videos.
Thank you Bruce! As I only live in Germany, I’m originally from Scotland, I would hope my English is still ok! Glad you enjoyed the videos, more coming soon.
Hi Fraser, Scotland calling! All you need is a sparkly suit and lace cuffs and you're a Liberace for the 21st Century! Hoping for some Bach soon, preferably BWV 532!
Thanks to your lesson I am beggining to understand that technique of playing, even though I prefer jazz than rock & roll, that way of practice helps me a lot. Thanks you so much!
Love it. I figured out the basics of boogie as a kid, and used that throughout my life. Now your videos are going to help me improve quite a bit. Hope to get more of these inspiring lessons!
Fraser, I love these videos. Had you been in London, I would have offered to come fix your notes on the piano. Being a piano technician, I hate pianos not working right. I've never been able to play boogie woogie correctly, after watching these I might be able play it a bit. Thank you for doing these 😀
Hi! Could you talk a bit about playing ‘wrong’ notes deliberately? I’ve noticed it in some people’s playing and have never been quite sure of how to make it sound good. In a similar area, what about how you cover up mistakes when improvising? Thanks!
To bad I can't give you more than one thumbs up, love the boogie and love these presentations. I missed seeing the dog in this one but perhaps he had something to eat and a nap while you were playing. I very much enjoy George Winston playing Vince Guraldi's Linus and Lucy. There seems to be a bit of boogie in the pieces.
Request for your next live stream: It Don‘t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing. Would you call that sensible? 😊 It’s nice to have you sit at the piano!
Fraser - I've noticed you have a midi keyboard setup in your music room. Is this for an Hauptwerk setup? If yes, perhaps you could do a session on your experience with this? Thanks!
I have find out the piano of Mr. Gartshore is only have 85 keys(A0 to A5). Today many modern piano made from 20th century till today mostly are 88 keys(A0 to C8). Seems like this piano is made in 19th century due to many piano in 19th century only have 85 keys(A0 to A5).
Sure, we all wanted more boogie. But more woogie, too? That's a real bonus.
This video goes to show that a great musician can play on anything ;)
14:45 Practice! This reminds me of the old joke "How do I get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice!"
I actually had a chance to use that a few years ago. I was walking east on 57th street in NYC, and a woman and her daughter pulled over and asked me "How do I get to Carnegie Hall, because my daughter has a recital?" I grinned and said practice, practice, practice! The daughter didn't get it but mom gave me a courtesy grin and a look that said I've been driving through the city and am not from here, so please just get me there. Luckily for her, they were just half a block away. I pointed it out, and also gave her directions to a parking ramp. For just a brief moment, I felt like Henny Youngman.
Haha was für eine Freude sie spielen zu sehen , sie sehen dabei so entspannt aus , bitte machen sie ein Video in dem sie nur spielen 🥰
Hello from a fellow Scot. Love your Boogie Woogie posts. My father was a semi-professional pianist in the 1960s. He had a daytime desk job, but in the evening he would don a dinner jacket and bow tie and play with various dance bands in the Edinburgh area, sometimes venturing as far south as Peebles! (my mother's home town). I grew up listening to his collection of boogie woogie records. Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson and Meade Lux Lewis mainly, but also jazz records of the likes of Oscar Peterson and the unbelievable Art Tatum. Please keep up the good work.
Wow. I like boogie woogie, always have, I am 83, live in Tennessee., and speak a little German. I can understand your German very well. I told my wife you speak my kind of german. Then I discovered your English Boogie video and was amazed at your English. I enjoy your videos.
Thank you Bruce! As I only live in Germany, I’m originally from Scotland, I would hope my English is still ok! Glad you enjoyed the videos, more coming soon.
Hi Fraser, Scotland calling! All you need is a sparkly suit and lace cuffs and you're a Liberace for the 21st Century! Hoping for some Bach soon, preferably BWV 532!
I’ll see what I can find at the back of the wardrobe!😂
Mooooooorreee Boogie Woogie tutorials ! 😍🤩
Right enough Cov, love the sound on that piano, suites the boogie, also have watched 1st video in this series.
How does your camerawoman hold the camera steady with such energetic music?
haha, yes, i wouldnt be able to stand or sit still
Love, Love Love.. My co-ordination is like, patting the head, rubbing the tummy, cant do that either, haha . (side note. you make me a chuckle)
Hope you do more videos on more styles
Thank you so much. Sequestered at home and going crazy. I'm trying to translate to my accordion, what fun!
The sound is a lot better Fraser. I can hear what you are saying. Many thanks.
Great! Love it. Keep save and have fun. Thank you for sharing and playing!
I like your boogie and it is night time and we are certain situation in Florida !
Great lesson 👍👍👍👍👍
Wonderful - love you playing the boogie. And explaining, though I myself don't paly the piano.
Thanks to your lesson I am beggining to understand that technique of playing, even though I prefer jazz than rock & roll, that way of practice helps me a lot. Thanks you so much!
Love it. I figured out the basics of boogie as a kid, and used that throughout my life. Now your videos are going to help me improve quite a bit. Hope to get more of these inspiring lessons!
And when you did October Blues, it was literally, a WALKING bass! LOLOL
Fraser, I love these videos. Had you been in London, I would have offered to come fix your notes on the piano. Being a piano technician, I hate pianos not working right. I've never been able to play boogie woogie correctly, after watching these I might be able play it a bit. Thank you for doing these 😀
Superb humor, playing, camera work and always a nice song at the end.
Hi! Could you talk a bit about playing ‘wrong’ notes deliberately? I’ve noticed it in some people’s playing and have never been quite sure of how to make it sound good. In a similar area, what about how you cover up mistakes when improvising? Thanks!
Have you 16 fingers or somefink? Thats a lot of lovely sound.
To bad I can't give you more than one thumbs up, love the boogie and love these presentations. I missed seeing the dog in this one but perhaps he had something to eat and a nap while you were playing. I very much enjoy George Winston playing Vince Guraldi's Linus and Lucy. There seems to be a bit of boogie in the pieces.
Your iPhone does a great job recording you and the piano.
Can you give us anything by acdc? Great boogie woogie by the way thx 😊
Request for your next live stream: It Don‘t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing. Would you call that sensible? 😊
It’s nice to have you sit at the piano!
If you tell me how to pronounce your name properly, it’s on the list!
/NɔːNʲan ˈgaʊən/ 😊
OK no organ but still your best ever video, Fraser
Fraser - I've noticed you have a midi keyboard setup in your music room. Is this for an Hauptwerk setup? If yes, perhaps you could do a session on your experience with this? Thanks!
Fantastic
really happy ive found your channel
would you like a house guest?
Was it a fretsaw or bandsaw you were thinking of for chopping tops of fingers off with?
Bandsaw sounds about right! One of those little ones with the thin, dangerous blades for carving stuff!
Maybe a scroll saw? "The fretsaw is similar in many respects to the scroll saw, which is essentially a powered fretsaw with a table."
I just wrote a research paper on Ray Charles and I’m a pianist and organist and I never know that about him
I enjoyed the company of Ray on-and-off for a year or two before he died - crazy guy - brilliant musician but a real tough boss!
👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️🙂💕😍✨
Sounds like Jerry Lee alright lol.
I have find out the piano of Mr. Gartshore is only have 85 keys(A0 to A5). Today many modern piano made from 20th century till today mostly are 88 keys(A0 to C8). Seems like this piano is made in 19th century due to many piano in 19th century only have 85 keys(A0 to A5).
That's true of some makers, but not all. There are still new pianos out there with only 85 keys...
@@FraserGartshore really?
Mein Lieblings-Boogie-Woogie: th-cam.com/video/L4jb2Hi_jmA/w-d-xo.html
Enoch Light war nebenbei Vorreiter der Mehrkanal-Tontechnik.
Fraser, please use mechanic's gloves!
jerry lee Lewis eat your hart out. bravo.