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
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!
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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?