The only lesson I took from this is that I should IMMEDIATELY sell all my keyboards and never touch another! This was an ass-whoopin’ handed out with a smile and a wink at the end. Hurt so good! Loved it.
You're either born to play like this or you're not! Imagine the freedom that comes with mastering an instrument at THIS level. Sadly 99% of us will never play like this and that hurts💔😂💔
I said this to a musician once, and he was insulted. He said it was years of dedicated hard work, not talent. To call it talent is an insult to all of the long lonely nights he spent mastering his craft. That kind of dedication takes talent 🤔
@@BongoBaggins1000% agree. I played a improvisation over a hymn i a church a year ago. After the applause, and after the service an elderly women came to thank me, and asked me on what university I got my music education from. I then told her that I`ve never gone to music school, but that I am partly self thought in combination with 12+ years with private piano lessons (every week) with just incredible teachers. She could not believe what she heard and grabbed my arm, looked me straight into the eyes and said; «Then you just have an incredible talent!» I replied: «I don’t know about that. I’m just obsessed with playing the piano, and practice on average 6-7 hours pr day, and I actually feel quite bad at the instrument sometimes, as I feel I have to practice a lot more than other musicians I know, to get the same results.» The woman simply could not accept my answer, and was deeply insulted by my reply, and she squished my arm so arm so hard(that I still had red marks when I came home) and she said with an altered voice «No its not work! It´s talent!!!!» and left deeply offended. It´s funny that we (stupid) humans cannot recognize the work of others, and when we do, we try to talk it down. What´s the reason for this?? I think the reason is that most people realize deep within, that if its hard work and not talent, then maybe, just maybe, if they also had started playing at the age of four. And they also had put a similar amount of hours into the craft, then maybe they would play at the same level. But people (because they are selfish) just cannot accept this idea, and therefore devalue all the hard work of the musician into this magic ability instead; namely talent! And people are much more comfortable with this explanation. Because if a person has this magic fairydust-ability called talent, the only reason they themself then has not reached the same level is merely because the don`t have this magic mythical talent. It has of course nothing to with them prioritizing other things in life, such as watching TV-series, playing video games, and go out partying.
Disagree. The only reason you cannot do the same thing is because you have not put enough hours into practicing. Don´t be hurt (that is foolish). There is still time, start practicing today if you are serious about this. But most people are not serious, and therfore they do not practice.
@@theclaverman Respectfully I'll partially disagree, I agree putting in the 10,000 hrs is necessary for the vast majority of masters of any craft, however I give you two points to consider. 1. Savant children who haven't been alive long enough to get off of milk 🤣in order to put those hours in, yet can already lead a band on organ (both manuals and pedals) at the age of 3 years old (Cory Henry) Or play all instruments (Jacob Collier etc) There is a difference with those anomalies. That difference being #2. 2. The way some musicians can understand/hear/SEE music differently than most. To a point where 20 or 30,000 hrs would allow a different person to share the stage with the aforementioned savants but still not allow them to match the way they think. With that thought, it's not a bad thing, it's just reality. Which is why I do agree with your "Don't be hurt" sentiment, but I do think some are just "built different". I'm not privy to Glenn's history like that but I imagine he was similar lol.
Nord Keyboards have excellent engineering! Just to think this Nord Logic board didn't crash with the "Blue Screen Of Death" from all those notes. Wow🎼🎹🎹🎼 🎵🎶🎵🎶
this is overwhelming! the musicianship of the bass player AND the drummer complimenting Glenn is throwup sickening good. most of that stuff was impromptu and not rehearsed...just wonderful. not perfect, but I wouldn't change a thing about (except more track lol!)
School is over now👊🏾🔥🔥🔥 thanks for the lesson 🙏🏽
The only lesson I took from this is that I should IMMEDIATELY sell all my keyboards and never touch another! This was an ass-whoopin’ handed out with a smile and a wink at the end. Hurt so good! Loved it.
Bro don't quit, get a piano teacher.
You're either born to play like this or you're not! Imagine the freedom that comes with mastering an instrument at THIS level. Sadly 99% of us will never play like this and that hurts💔😂💔
I said this to a musician once, and he was insulted. He said it was years of dedicated hard work, not talent. To call it talent is an insult to all of the long lonely nights he spent mastering his craft.
That kind of dedication takes talent 🤔
@@BongoBaggins1000% agree. I played a improvisation over a hymn i a church a year ago. After the applause, and after the service an elderly women came to thank me, and asked me on what university I got my music education from. I then told her that I`ve never gone to music school, but that I am partly self thought in combination with 12+ years with private piano lessons (every week) with just incredible teachers. She could not believe what she heard and grabbed my arm, looked me straight into the eyes and said; «Then you just have an incredible talent!» I replied: «I don’t know about that. I’m just obsessed with playing the piano, and practice on average 6-7 hours pr day, and I actually feel quite bad at the instrument sometimes, as I feel I have to practice a lot more than other musicians I know, to get the same results.» The woman simply could not accept my answer, and was deeply insulted by my reply, and she squished my arm so arm so hard(that I still had red marks when I came home) and she said with an altered voice «No its not work! It´s talent!!!!» and left deeply offended. It´s funny that we (stupid) humans cannot recognize the work of others, and when we do, we try to talk it down. What´s the reason for this?? I think the reason is that most people realize deep within, that if its hard work and not talent, then maybe, just maybe, if they also had started playing at the age of four. And they also had put a similar amount of hours into the craft, then maybe they would play at the same level. But people (because they are selfish) just cannot accept this idea, and therefore devalue all the hard work of the musician into this magic ability instead; namely talent! And people are much more comfortable with this explanation. Because if a person has this magic fairydust-ability called talent, the only reason they themself then has not reached the same level is merely because the don`t have this magic mythical talent. It has of course nothing to with them prioritizing other things in life, such as watching TV-series, playing video games, and go out partying.
Disagree. The only reason you cannot do the same thing is because you have not put enough hours into practicing. Don´t be hurt (that is foolish). There is still time, start practicing today if you are serious about this. But most people are not serious, and therfore they do not practice.
@@theclaverman Respectfully I'll partially disagree, I agree putting in the 10,000 hrs is necessary for the vast majority of masters of any craft, however I give you two points to consider.
1. Savant children who haven't been alive long enough to get off of milk 🤣in order to put those hours in, yet can already lead a band on organ (both manuals and pedals) at the age of 3 years old (Cory Henry) Or play all instruments (Jacob Collier etc) There is a difference with those anomalies. That difference being #2.
2. The way some musicians can understand/hear/SEE music differently than most. To a point where 20 or 30,000 hrs would allow a different person to share the stage with the aforementioned savants but still not allow them to match the way they think. With that thought, it's not a bad thing, it's just reality.
Which is why I do agree with your "Don't be hurt" sentiment, but I do think some are just "built different". I'm not privy to Glenn's history like that but I imagine he was similar lol.
Awesome! Too much fun!
GG just MIGHT be IMMORTAL 😯😲🤯!!!
Come on Glenn! I love these NY guys.
Glenn Gibson Jr. makes me want to groove more and more 🎹🎹🔥🥵
Nord Keyboards have excellent engineering! Just to think this Nord Logic board didn't crash with the "Blue Screen Of Death" from all those notes. Wow🎼🎹🎹🎼 🎵🎶🎵🎶
Insane🙏🏾
insane!
🎉What!!!! Awesome
Wow! Great! I like it!
WOW!
❤❤
Yeah if this guy showed up at the event I'd be packing my keyboard up and heading to the bar to rethink my life as a musician😂
Lmbo- same and I'm a pretty good musician!
FrFR!!!!!
🔥🔥🔥
Gotta love the guy on the drums, reminds me of Animal from the Muppets 🤣
Broo 😢 this guy got a gift real Gift
🔥❣️‼️
this is overwhelming! the musicianship of the bass player AND the drummer complimenting Glenn is throwup sickening good. most of that stuff was impromptu and not rehearsed...just wonderful. not perfect, but I wouldn't change a thing about (except more track lol!)
by the way, that "song" is an old church song with Glenn's spin on it. EXCELLENT!
Does anyone know what sounds does he have nord keyboard sounds he has layered the piano with
Circus funk
New Nord organ 3 is much better than organ 2. Awesome 3 guys on awesome nord stage 4 + organ 3
MY DUDE!! WHAT IS THIS TRACK??
IN NORMAL LAWS OF PHYSICS YOU HAVE TO PRACTICE SIX YEARS EIGHT HOURS A DAY TO MASTER YOUR ONE SKILL
Ok Internet!! 🎸🎤 @0:48 WOW! Internet what was your reaction & emoji??? If you know, you Know! Play Glenn!!! Nord for the WIN!!? 🏆🎹🎙😀
Who the hell is he...never heard of him...
MONEY OCAUNT
Excellent keyboard technique...vocals need processing.
disagree. (on the vocals need processing)
Loop it's like a metronome, it's killing all the vibe, poor drummer he doesn't know what to do.... This is not music 🦄
It is so sad to see, such an artist play with metronome.....🥱😡🌋🌠
It’s not a metro dome it’s a loop.. loops just adds another element to the music your playing .. listen and pay attention ..