Daahoud - Clifford Brown - Practice to the Band Stand
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Continuation of the Clifford Brown Education Series. This solo is from a live recording at Carnegie Hall...Brownie Lives: Live at Basin Street and in Concert at Carnegie Hall. I talk about the importance of reinforcing control and balance in the practice room and translating that feel to the bandstand. On this day in 1955, Clifford & Max Roach recorded this song live at Carnegie Hall. Feel free to post any questions or comments!
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I feel elated to hear and see how much you respect and honored my uncle through this video series. I also had NO IDEA that he played at CARNEGIE HALL...!!! I've never even heard ANY family members talk about that so I guess they didn't know either. Thank you so much for this wonderful piece of information and further insight into the GENIUS of my uncle Clifford. Wow!!!
I worked at a world class jazz venue for a while. Thank you for making this video and your efforts for music.
Dominick! This is one of my favorite live Clifford solos and it's incredibly clear how much work you've put in digging deep into this and every other Brownie solo that you've shared with all of us over the years. I know we haven't met but you've played with some of my brothers during my undergrad years at UNF like Christian Tamburr, Billy Thornton, Scott Giddens, and a few others. Would love to get to hang sometime and pick your brain! Much love and thanks so much for sharing your love and deep knowledge of our music with the world!!!!!!!!!
Fascinating lesson, thank you!
Thanks Paul, Love your videos, and looking forward to hearing the new album! I invite you to join the Facebook Live Q&A I'm doing tonight (Tuesday) at 8pm EST where you can ask any questions related to the Series. You can access it here: facebook.com/dominickfarinacci
You really have that "dry" tone of clifford, really great
Man, that is some beautiful playing!
Great lesson Dom! Thanks a lot!
My pleasure! I invite you to join the Facebook Live Q&A I'm doing tonight (Tuesday) at 8pm EST where you can ask any questions related to the Series. You can access it here: facebook.com/dominickfarinacci
Man that's clean!!! Cleanest 'fumbles'!! I even try to practice soft but you are right Dom, on the band stand it's so easy to overblow!!!
Thank you! I invite you to join the Facebook Live Q&A I'm doing tonight (Tuesday) at 8pm EST where you can ask any questions related to the Series. You can access it here: facebook.com/dominickfarinacci
Awesome video. Great information.
Just discovered your playing....you have a wonderful approach to teaching. Only matched by your artistry on the instrument. Among the best and most comprehensive analysis of the many topics you cover. Thank you very much.
The way in you play..just amazing! Great work about Clifford
Clifford and Nat. That is a wicked good combo!
Great Stuff..Have subscribed.... way to go..great education
Terrific. Thanks.
Wow! Thank you.
THANKS FOR SHARING!!!
My Pleasure. I invite you to join the Facebook Live Q&A I'm doing tonight (Tuesday) at 8pm EST where you can ask any questions related to the Series. You can access it here: facebook.com/dominickfarinacci
Hey dominick, will the live Q&a be posted on here or facebook by any chance?
I really dig your lesson videos they have been super helpful for me! Beautiful playing! Note tho: the last 5 notes of this line are actually C G# E C and C (forming an augmented triad) @dominick farinacci
Is the transcription of this available anywhere, or possibly from you? I've got transcriptions of 2 other versions of Daahoud Clifford played on other recordings, would love to have a copy of this one, even though I'm a bit lazy to do it myself, not sure if I'm even capable. Love the way you compared both Nat Adderley and Clifford's articuiations, a lot to learn here. very well presented! Any advice on speeding up single tonguing, besides lightening up, Clarke Studies, I'm experimenting with du-dul (aka doodle) tonguing and getting some positive results, your Clifford. Brown video was also helpful in that regard?
Even your "slow" was too fast to write down - took me well over an hour - repeated 6:21 100x. It is cool as many songs come to mind as I practice this lick, so I run all over those notes that make up the lick then go into the songs like Nica's Dream and My Bier Mistu Shein as they come to mind.
Had some fun, thanks - I ain't dead yet. ciao.
HI, Great clip on CB music style.
Myself remember Joy Spring on that famus EP rec in the 50th.
Myself, Old guy now, like CB style, byt all C Bakers recordings became
trumpet style in my playing, melodic not so tecnical.
You are Great, Keep Swinging/ Johnny D Bergh
Clifford Brown is extremely melodic, technical ability is part of this music! But of course someone had to mention CB who is a wine bar player at best. What people like you call melodic, is a player who has limited ability on their instrument...Getz is a prime example.
WOW!…
Genius !!
Haha, thank you! I invite you to join the Facebook Live Q&A I'm doing tonight (Tuesday) at 8pm EST where you can ask any questions related to the Series. You can access it here: facebook.com/dominickfarinacci
How long does it normally take for you till the solo is muscle memory?
What's with all the grunting? Not trying to be a dick, just wondering if any teacher addressed that with you. To me it indicates you are closing your throat. I've been studying Clifford since I was 15 y/o back in 1982 He was such a genius and left us with so much material for a guy that died at 26. Thank you for covering this topic and I look forward to hearing more .. very nice playing. Merry Christmas!
Maybe soften your articulation a bit. It could he the mic set up but it comes across a little harsh. Go 'n get it son!
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Hey Dominick, could you make a video on Clifford Brown articulation. I would really appreciate it.
+jamonto167 Thanks for asking. Did you see this Ghost Tonguing video? facebook.com/dominick.farinacci/videos/691606594310279/ Just realized I didn't post it to RUclips, just Facebook. Hope it helps. I'll can get more in depth on specific articulation.
Hi Again: I invite you to join the Facebook Live Q&A I'm doing tonight (Tuesday) at 8pm EST where you can ask any questions related to the Series. You can access it here: facebook.com/dominickfarinacci
Gracias..ayudaría mucho poner la transcription.
Great Lesson! Horrible lamp!;)
Can you show me slower
Too much upper lip... and it shows.
It works a lot and the sound is bad
Seriously?????