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Beth Marlis
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Beth Marlis, guitarist
The Nearness of You - July 2023
Recorded at Kulak's "Guitar Night", with Josh Workman (g.), Ravi Knypstra (b.) Joey De Leon (dr.).
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Warming-up on "East of the Sun"
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I'm using this tune to work out melodic ideas (not rely on licks), use slides to change position and streamline my picking technique. That's why it's called practice.
Jimmy Wyble's Etude 21 (Two Lines for Barney) - A work in progress...
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Jimmy Wyble's Etude 21 (Two Lines for Barney) - A work in progress...
Softly practice session snippet - Jan 2023
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Softly practice session snippet - Jan 2023
Getting acquainted with my new (2014) Benedetto 16-B
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A short blues adventure - June 2023
Playing with Terry Pollard on her 1956 solo on "Now's the Time"
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This is full of sneaky chromatic movement. Great exercise. I wonder if it's any easier on vibes?
I Blame You Practice Session for Ledisi Show 11/22
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Some shedding on a great tune for the gig
MI LONDON 1984 - Howard Roberts, Tommy Tedesco, Don Mock, Paul Farnen, Joe Porcaro, Steve Houghton.
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Howard Roberts, Tommy Tedesco, Don Mock, Paul Farnen, Joe Porcaro, Steve Houghton perform in a welcome session for new students at MI London. 1984 NOTE: Audio is in one channel only, and there are some moments of dropout and distortion.
Howard Roberts Concert 1986 at Musicians Institute
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Howard Roberts (Guitar), Jeff Berlin (Bass), Steve Houghton (Drums), Dave Nagel? (Keyboards). August 4, 1986 Performance at Musicians Institute, room P1, 6757 Hollywood Blvd. NOTE: Audio is distorted and in one channel only, with occasional dropouts.
MI XMAS PARTY 1984
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1984 Holiday Party at MI - 6757 Hollywood Blvd. Bldg., room P-1. 1) Tommy Tedesco (Santa) performing with Ralph Humphrey (d) Tim Emmons (b). 2) Ron Eschete performing with Ralph Humphrey and Tim Emmons. Brief appearances by - Carmie Tedesco, Jimmy Bruno, Maria Brancato, Jimmy Herring (student), Ed Roscetti, George Lopez, Art Renshaw, Barrett Tagliarino, et al. Audio is distorted and in one chan...
The Monsters Are Here - 1980’s GIT Compilation
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A compilation of recordings by 1980's instructors given to all newly enrolling Musicians Institute (GIT and BIT) students. Originally on cassette. Active track links below: 0:03 Al Bruno- New Mountain Dew 2:48 Bob Magnusson- Revelation 21-4 6:17 Carol Eschete & Howard Roberts- Come Rain or Come Shine 10:19 Don Mock- The Suite 22:00 Howard Roberts- Cantaloupe Island 28:47 Jimmy Wyble- Take the E...
Joe Diorio's solo from "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes" with Sonny Stitt, 1964.
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Joe Diorio's solo from "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes" with Sonny Stitt, 1964.
JOE DIORIO CELEBRATION of LIFE - Feb. 15 2022
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JOE DIORIO CELEBRATION of LIFE - Feb. 15 2022
Jimmy Wyble Plays Classical/Country Exercises 24-50
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Jimmy Wyble Plays Classical/Country Exercises 24-50
Jimmy Wyble Etude 8 (A Morning Prayer)
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Jimmy Wyble Etude 8 (A Morning Prayer)
Jimmy Wyble Clinic Feb 21 2007 at Musicians Institute (GIT)
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Jimmy Wyble Clinic Feb 21 2007 at Musicians Institute (GIT)
Jimmy Wyble, May 31, 2007. Benefit Concert for Joe Diorio at Musicians Institute.
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Jimmy Wyble, May 31, 2007. Benefit Concert for Joe Diorio at Musicians Institute.
Bonding with a Borys B120 || Beth Marlis
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Bonding with a Borys B120 || Beth Marlis
Antoine Boyer Etude One || Beth Marlis
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Antoine Boyer Etude One || Beth Marlis
All the Things, Sometimes || Beth Marlis
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All the Things, Sometimes || Beth Marlis
Jimmy Wyble Etude One || Beth Marlis
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Jimmy Wyble Etude One || Beth Marlis
Beautiful!!
More videos, please.
In the future, I want to be a guitarist like you. Thank you for the wonderful performance😊
Thank you! 🙏
Really nice Beth!
Thanks ST!
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Enjoyed that!
@@insidejazzguitar8112 thank you!
Thank you Beth! I appreciate the performance.
Thanks for listening! It was gathering “dust” on my computer, so why not share this beautiful ballad? Also, Ravi recently passed away and I wanted to honor his memory.
Hey Beth. Glad to find Another of You on RUclips! Antoine Boyer is coming to the US in 2025-26 and wanted to see if you were interested in setting some kind of masters class with him in LA? Interested?
@@kennethgarcia25 Thanks. I’m a huge admirer of Antoine Boyer! Feel free to contact me thru my website, however please note that I don’t have any oversight of GIT and I no longer produce events for MI.
@@bethmarlis Maybe you can introduce me to some of your contacts. I'm just trying to help Antoine as a fan. And I wanted to connect with you because I know you will enjoy meeting him and his wife as they make the rounds! Be well and I hope to meet you once they get out there.
Terrific, lovely
yer a funky lady...my favorite kind.
2:26:50 ''A ship in the harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are for". Wow!!!
Super Boss guitarist!!!
fantastik! a quality player deserves the best guitar there is.
@@freddymclain thanks!
Ms. Marlis....I love you!
@@italianguy607 thanks 🤣
I was 4 months old. NO WAY THIS IS HIP
Please up load this in mono- there is no sound - I'm a major Howard fan- would appreciate it-
What is he doing with the thumb on his picking hand? Interesting movement.
Thank you for posting, I remember him visiting GIT 1n 78, quite an eye opener!
Nice.
RIP to John Pisano.
I just ordered his stuff of that Art of Life website. Can’t wait! I just heard you play rhythm changes and you have a rather unique way of weaving through those changes. I’d pay for a study on that. (Plus you have that Pat Martino left hand movements. Hard to describe - like an octopus and its fascinating to watch! lol)
I don’t know why or how, considering your talent and background, that I never heard of you.
Thanks Don. I think that my left hand has gained a LOT of fluidity from playing Jimmy Wyble studies! ….I’ve had a long/varied career, but always a bit under the radar. Thx for finding me.
SH--T!!!!!!!!!!! lol. All I hear is years of hard dedicated study.
Amazing Beth!!! I was your private student at GIT back in 1991 and you helped me a lot!!!
Hello Eduardo, thanks for finding me (and your kind words)! I hope all is well in your life and music!
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still all the chops and creativity in the world 2024
Very difficult.
Very!!
everything you play turns to gold , regardless of whether you are playing funk-bluegrass or whatever!
Well…maybe not gold, but thanks JZ! “Whatever” is my specialty! 😉
sounds great beth! What benedetto is that?
Thx! It’s a 2009 Bambino Deluxe.
sounds great beth!
Thanks JZ!
GIT 88-89. Joe was the nicest human! One little short episode of friendliness made a huge impact on me life. He Picked me up when i was in musical despair one day at MI. He also helped opening my eyes to spiritual matters - I know "understand" what he meant and did when closing his eyes: that someone/something was playing through him. Being an open intuitive channel for divine creative inspiration (see Martinus Cosmology) That´s what it takes to be a true genius. When you have tasted this there is not many incarnations left for universal/loving genius mastery. this is just my perspective on why he was so creative and kindhearted. Thanks for everything Joe. With Love
Just found this video. I was at GIT in '90-'91. Joe's open counseling classes were amazing! Once he persuaded me to play Bela Bartok. That helped me to open my ears. I know I'll need eternity to understand all of his lessons, and still will need more time.. Thank you Beth for posting! It's great to see all teachers from that time again!
So glad I found your channel! I'm a hobyist beginer jazz guitarist and will definitel learn a lot from what you share here! This such exceptional playing Beth! Cheers from Maryland! You have a new subscriber!
Thanks so much, and happy playing!
24:55 What does that have to do with Byrd 🤣😅😆
Very smooth and clean! Lovely jazzy guitar solo! Sounds perfect! Beautiful melodies too. Love it! 🥰❤🎼🎶🙂
I see a Benedetto 16b and hear some amazing phrasing. Thank you!
Thanks for listening!!
Such a beautiful solo Beth!
thank you !! 🙏
So enjoyable! Thank you for posting! And let me know which brand of camera was used here, so I know not to buy it
😆LOL I know! It's the built-in on my 2021 M1 chip Mac, and it's really hi-def.- except until about 6 months ago, and now I can't figure out how to fix the near-field focus! Pretend it's cool, please!
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"let me know which brand of camera was used here, so I know not to buy it" Yeah, no way could it be the photographer's fault! Beth, What are you using for your backing tracks?
@@jazzogenic The camera is 5k capable, but there’s a weird software conflict going on. This backing track comes from the great Phil Wilkinson playjazztracks.com and YT. Cheers.
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This is stunning! To hear them played by the innovator is so Wonderful. Thanks for sharing❤
Loosely based on the old Count Basie standard Tickle Toe by Lester Young
Loosely. But, I can hear it in there!
@@bethmarlis lol
Sounds amazing! Really enjoyed it 😊
It was beautiful. Thanks a lot...
Enjoyed that! Thoughtful
Insane how good their interpretation is
Awesome sauce
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Great beautiful ideas Beth...... reminds me of a mixture of Joe Diorio and Jimmy Raney🧑🏼🎄🧑🏼🎄🤶🏼🤶🏼
Thanks…I like mixing up inner/outer ideas!
me too🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸@@bethmarlis
Really nice ideas on that Giant Steps like bridge!
Thanks! That bridge is getting really interesting and fun!
Thank you
So amazing that Jimmy played such creations at the speed of thought. Beth, your touch and the overall timbre that you acheive is truly impressive. Good on ya, girl. And I'll stop now... it's just rewarding to know that someone is citing and commending Jimmy's brilliance. I know it's its own reward, still we appreciate your dedication. :-)
Thanks so much for your kindness, Jim. I feel tremendous love and respect for Jimmy, and that only grows deeper over time and with each note of his that play. He was such a gifted master musician, and extraordinary person of the highest order (as you certainly/personally knew him to be). I wish I had spent more time with him at the end of his life, and hadn't waited so long to begin (what originally seemed to be) the impossibly hard work of learning his etudes until 10 years after he passed. I'm ever-grateful that these last few pandemic years have afforded me the time and courage to slowly get to know the beauty and brilliance that comes from each etude. Thank you Jimmy...and thank you Jim.
Beth, Larry Koonse and I once, on the phone, lamented the fact that Jimmy wasn't routinely considered a member of the pantheon of geniuses: Django, Charlie and Wes. We both agreed that Jimmy should be the fourth member of that Mount Rushmore. As you know, there was no one like him. I treasure every recorded phone call and all my correspondence with Jimmy. Of course he sent me a lifetime's worth to study. Bless him. So appreciative of the work you're doing. You deserve special recognition...and our thanks. :-)
А fantastic guitar player😮