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Capital District Jazz
Добавлен 31 окт 2020
The RUclips channel for Capital District Jazz, a non profit agency supporting jazz in New York’s Capital Region. Visit us at www.cdjazz.org reach us a info@cdjazz.org
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CDJ Trivia #2
Просмотров 41Год назад
Capital District Jazz Trivia #1
Просмотров 28Год назад
Here is a little trivia question for jazz aficionados in the Captial Region of New York.
Inside the Music with Joel Frahm
Просмотров 12 тыс.3 года назад
Joel Frahm shares his thoughts with us on the importance of performing for a life audience and how so much impact the Covid 19 pandemic has impacted the scene. Spoiler alert, Joel’s playing some impromptu soloing just for us too!
Inside the Music with Chuck D'Aloia
Просмотров 6873 года назад
Chuck D'Aloia shares his thoughts on songs. How they are the unifying feature in virtually all styles of music. And by considering the song features of melody, harmony, and rhythm of newcomers to jazz can recognize familiar themes.
Remembering Lee Shaw
Просмотров 1753 года назад
Bassist Rich Syracuse and drummer Jeff "Siege" Siegel talk about their time as trio-mates with the late Lee Shaw, New York Capital Region's late First Lady of Jazz.
Inside the Music with Michael Benedict
Просмотров 2433 года назад
Mike Benedict takes a few minutes away from his typical day spent at the drums, vibes, composing, or bandleading to speak with us about what makes straight-ahead jazz tick, from the role of each member in an ensemble to the unspoken conventions of group interplay and song structures. Mike breaks it down for us to get inside the music. This is the link to Moose the Mooch, bop tune Mike refers to...
Inside the Music with Peg Delaney
Просмотров 2773 года назад
Inside the Music with Mike Bisio
Просмотров 2333 года назад
Bassist Mike Bisio talks about the journey of an audience and the art of listening and the sharing of energy and sound. Inspiration and the meaning of music, plus personal views on form, free form, song form, and then full circle back to sound.
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When he said he would play a blues I expected a backing track to kick in, but once he started playing I never even missed it so on point.
Joel hot 6 month free rent after the pandemic.. Who else is that lucky? He move to his parents home in Connecticut..who else has that opportunity or parents who have their own house? Joel is a outlier
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This is great! It's an honor to play with both of you.
At least he's in the USA. I live in London England. Joel one of my favourite saxophonists incredible
Great player, I feel what you say, thanks and ❤Goodluck!
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Sax-ofonist
What tenor sax mouthpiece is? Please
boston sax shop mouthpiece
@@HaydenG_07 thank you so much
Amazing 👏
Thanks Joel. Sad to be losing you. I have to suspect there are one or two cats in Nashville who consider themselves to be the very top jazz players in town who are just a little bit nervous to hear this news ;) We will miss you in NY. But you are bound to be back from time to time. We’ll come out to see you whenever you return. Your main point in this video is well taken. Playing with other people is EVERYTHING. There is no growth, no fun, no jazz without it. Good luck in Nashville.
Yes Joel, the social aspect is the main thing for me and the other people I normally would play, talk, listen to music with. Your thoughts are very well articulated and I think you speak for all of us!
The man!...Thanks for sharing chuck!
Thanks Chuck!
Nice memories of Lee. Thank you both!
Great stories guys! Thanks
Guys, Thanks for the stories!
Nice explanation, Mike! You must have been a great teacher.
excellent Michael
As a pianist and accompanist I really enjoyed this. Thanks for the advice.
Singers that have the opportunity to perform with Peg at the keyboard are in good hands for sure. Accompanying singers is a very special talent. So nice to hear her talk about some of the finer points of this specialized skill. We are lucky to have Peg right here with us in the Capital District.
What a wonderful idea to have this greatly accomplished and greatly loved musician to share her views and knowledge with us all. Working with Peg in the Marlowe Big Band was one of my best learning experiences and one I will always be grateful for. Thank you, Peg (and Bill)
That was great! So helpful to singers and their accompanists! Peg is such a talented, creative, generous and supportive musician! The capital district is so fortunate to have her...vocalists, instrumentalists, and audiences alike! Thank you, Peg. Thanks to CDJ for producing this series.