The drumming is great but the way she speaks is fantastic, every word has a begining and end and all the letters in the word are clear and crisp, just lovely to listen to.
I just don't understand the dislikes, what four? this is just about bringing realy artistic colours like nature and emotions in to drums and music wich I think is fantastic! Awsome job!!!
Thank very much for corecting me but just so you know, I'm from Romania and english is not my native language, romanian is. I'm wondering thoug, do you speak other language beside english?
@@arsenesorin5426 Good job !👍People tend to insult others language skills are usually people didn't receive good educations themselves ! So, ignore 'em ! Hello Romania ! I know that you posted your comment a long time ago ,so most likely you won't read this ! But,stay safe ! 💜💜💜🥁🎵🐉🎤🎶💕💞
I love this, it's awesome how she makes everything simple to understand, which is perfect for a beginning jazz drummer like myself (I play mainly extreme metal)
This is a fine example of the difference between applying artistry and feel vs. overemphasizing chops. I make the mistake sometimes of wanting to wow people with complexity ... too much, too loud, too frequently. The more you say, the less it is heard sometimes- no matter how advanced the technique or theory. Now go listen to Coltrane's "Ballads" album where he plays just the melody for every song. Its the dynamics that drive enjoyable music.
Thanks for sharing your talent with us. As drummers we get caught up on what thing "ought" to sound like for a particular type of music. Whether is a certain snare sound or cymbal sound. We tend to limit ourselves tremendously.
That's the same as any instruments ,or even vocals ! But that applies on covers & only if you just tend or intend to COPY ! If you are real good ,then you'll re arrange it well & make it your own ,ther's no limitations ! Gotta do tasefully ,equally good as the originals ,or better ! Sometimes totally different vibes / versions & approaches ! Try to come out of the molds & be more CREATIVE !💜💜💜🥁🎵🎤🎶🐉💞
Lovely video thanks. Would you mind telling me what Kit that is A Yamaha ?. Also is it an 18 bass or 20 . Are you using a bass drum riser for the pedal ? Thanks Tim
The idea of getting colors out of cymbals (and the kit in general) is old, going AFAIK back to bebop in the 50s. I came here looking for a reference to some of the classic drummers back then who used to talk about this kind of approach; how specific sounds translated into certain colors for them. Sadly, I didn't find it here, and would love a few suggestions/references if anybody knows a few - but I definitely stayed and watched the whole video. I love Sci's approach, and this ended up being more inspirational than I thought it would. Thanks Jazz Academy!
Therapeutic. I love this sort of artful expressive playing, underrated component of the kit.
The drumming is great but the way she speaks is fantastic, every word has a begining and end and all the letters in the word are clear and crisp, just lovely to listen to.
I just don't understand the dislikes, what four? this is just about bringing realy artistic colours like nature and emotions in to drums and music wich I think is fantastic! Awsome job!!!
Wtf learn how to spell you ever went to school ? “Four”? You mean “for”*
Thank very much for corecting me but just so you know, I'm from Romania and english is not my native language, romanian is. I'm wondering thoug, do you speak other language beside english?
@@arsenesorin5426 Good job !👍People tend to insult others language skills are usually people didn't receive good educations themselves ! So, ignore 'em ! Hello Romania ! I know that you posted your comment a long time ago ,so most likely you won't read this ! But,stay safe ! 💜💜💜🥁🎵🐉🎤🎶💕💞
@@spark_6710 Thank you, Spark! You stay safe as well!
I love this, it's awesome how she makes everything simple to understand, which is perfect for a beginning jazz drummer like myself (I play mainly extreme metal)
I am sure other drummers will appreciate it when one licks their kit for a mysterious sound at jams..
Someone get this lady a stick bag.
LoL that's what I was thinking "what Lincoln center can't afford a stick caddy"?
Same thought!!!
I literally thought of this in the same wording in my head... great minds think alike? lol
I am a beginning Jazz Drummer and this video is very informative. ❤️ Thank you ❤️!!!
I could feel these colors man
You were on Shrooms or Ex?
I can see the colors man 😂😂
I hear the colors man. You every heard the color 7?
This is a fine example of the difference between applying artistry and feel vs. overemphasizing chops. I make the mistake sometimes of wanting to wow people with complexity ... too much, too loud, too frequently. The more you say, the less it is heard sometimes- no matter how advanced the technique or theory. Now go listen to Coltrane's "Ballads" album where he plays just the melody for every song. Its the dynamics that drive enjoyable music.
This Channel is incredible!, I finished a practice session then put another hour in off the inspiration from this video alone
I love that the crash has only one rivet, it shows less is more
What a lovely approach
Thanks for sharing your talent with us. As drummers we get caught up on what thing "ought" to sound like for a particular type of music. Whether is a certain snare sound or cymbal sound. We tend to limit ourselves tremendously.
That's the same as any instruments ,or even vocals ! But that applies on covers & only if you just tend or intend to COPY ! If you are real good ,then you'll re arrange it well & make it your own ,ther's no limitations ! Gotta do tasefully ,equally good as the originals ,or better ! Sometimes totally different vibes / versions & approaches ! Try to come out of the molds & be more CREATIVE !💜💜💜🥁🎵🎤🎶🐉💞
Great lesson, I will be using this on my playing, thank you very much!
quiet fire : ) nice ! I am loving this series !!!!!!
She was teasing us with those hi hats. Wish she played them more.
Fabulous‼️thank you so much✌️🌻
hahaha! yeah the stuttering sound was truly mysterious!
she has a beautiful approach
Lovely video thanks. Would you mind telling me what Kit that is A Yamaha ?. Also is it an 18 bass or 20 . Are you using a bass drum riser for the pedal ? Thanks Tim
yamaha stage custom 12 14 18
fantastic, I love the creativity, men don't let envy to kill you ..watching from, Nakuru Kenya
Loved it, I found it authentic, generous and inspiring, thank you :-)
FLAT EARTH. The Sky IS the limit.
sounds great! What kind of ride cymbal are you playing? thanks
"our hands." love that
Love the concept !
SHES AMAZING
Made my day
thanks for the drum videos!
10/10 LaFrae Sci FTW
all of this is quit misterius
this is such a weird video
So basically, the sky really is the limit
The idea of getting colors out of cymbals (and the kit in general) is old, going AFAIK back to bebop in the 50s. I came here looking for a reference to some of the classic drummers back then who used to talk about this kind of approach; how specific sounds translated into certain colors for them. Sadly, I didn't find it here, and would love a few suggestions/references if anybody knows a few - but I definitely stayed and watched the whole video. I love Sci's approach, and this ended up being more inspirational than I thought it would. Thanks Jazz Academy!
love drums color! UKULELE ATLANTA HOLLY
Nice ..... I. Like very much....
Tbh if the people who saw this and they don't play drums they would think she is crazy lol
I don't play drums, and I think she's fine. Everything made PERFECT sense.
great lesson. even for the pros
I love yours lesson ,bellas damas
super informative please keep it up!
What Yamaha drums are those?
Manny Roldan it's a stage custom kit
Nice!
Joe Morello,
John Bonham,
Tommy Aldridge all great solos
using their hands!
Joe Morello could use brushes like no one else could !💜💜💜🥁🐉🎵🎤💕💞
You are beautiful lafrae sci
audio in this vid is clipping.
ok.... can i go home now :)
Why does she remind me so much of sesame st
John Bonham tribute..
6:00 what looking
Of crash is that? That is how cymbals crack kids
ManditoryGaming on her right side is was looks like an 18"-20" crash with a rivet in it, and on her left is a 12" o-zone splash
Huge Hi-Hats..