South African Jazz: Marabi
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Marabi is a style of music found in South Africa that serves both as a style of Jazz and also an underpinning to many other styles of South African Jazz. The Johannesburg-based supergroup Uhadi tells you more!
Learn more at academy.jalc.org
McCoy Mrubata - Tenor Saxophone
Feya Faku - Trumpet
Paul Hanmer - Piano
Herbie Tsoaeli - Bass
Justin Badenhorst - Drums
Eric Suquet - Director
Bill Thomas - Director of Photography
Aaron Chandler - Sound Engineer
Richard Emery - Production Assistant
Seton Hawkins - Producer
Recorded April 5, 2014
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It feels good to be African.
Can you answer my module Sana all
Great music.Anyone listening in 2021
Great vibes coming out of this sound! They got me feelin goooood
+Lucas LaFave Couldn't agree more! Check out another SA style called mbaqanga here: ruclips.net/video/zkVh8FIC2QY/видео.html
Way back 50’s ❤
I live for African jazz
Ezasemkhumbane, awzwe!!! Our rich South african heritage
beautiful, thanks!
i feel with my heart and soul
Great videos! I love to see more African concepts coming out of the Jazz at Lincoln center. Love their program with the Ghanaian Addy drummers. Hope to see more. luv u guys!
Started it like 10 10 special ❤️
I'll be playing this in my show this Sunday ❤️❤️❤️, the grootmans
Really great music and I love that he took you through the theory of the sound on the piano at the end. Super interesting!
Music of our time s
I may well be mistaken, but I learnt in school that Marabi came well before the 40s as suggested in this video. It was a music which formed early 1900s in the shebeens following the urbanisation of South Africans around typically the mining hotspots like Witwatersrand. In its most embryonic form, it was played on a simple foot pedal organ of sorts using primary chord progressions, similar to this track. If anyone has any objections or additions to make, please shout! :)
I like this
This is what I have read too, but I have read very little. I need to learn about early marabi, specifically 1920's. I would like to hear marabi from that period. Any suggestions?
Yep, that's what Lara Allen says in her 1993 MMus thesis.
Nice guys i like your music
Eto pinaka favorite ko sa lahat ng na observed ko HAHAHAHSHSHSA relaxing 👁️👄👁️
Cos' jazz is chef's kiss. The sound of saxophone is very relaxing😌
yasss pati 'yung afrobeat omg
Miss the good old zim days
Ta Mccoy! Oh my gosh! I did not know this was done. This man taught me so much in the single day I got to meet him now he is teaching the word our magic❤
Wow good music indeed bass player u are talented man
I love this!
+Fatsacks Allday So do we! You can learn about another style from South Africa (the ghoema) here: ruclips.net/video/StfYxD8LqYw/видео.html
Hello classmates. I hope you have a good time listening to this Music.
Yes 🙂
Yes 🙂
I recognise Mc Coy Mrubata and Paul Hanmer , this great team of men have done justice to that sound ... Marabi is lethal...
This is GREAT!!!
very nice ♡
McCoy Mrubatha
Fantastic!
This is amazing🔥💯😭❤
drummer!!!!
Nice one!!
Our heritage sound ....hope its protected
Hello co-grade 10 students👋🏻
The tenors tone sounds so much like a baritone in the low end
So Nice ! Does someone know where I would get this sheet ? Or some African jazz sheet ? Thanks !
Anyone know how to get in touch with the bass player Herbie Tsoaeli? Thanks
I hope you ended up getting ahold of him...
I'm here because of modules, send answer.
there is no italian subtitle , why?