*Jazz Drum Lesson* Eric Harland JazzHeaven.com Video: When in doubt Keep Time
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Eric Du'sean Harland, composer and drummer, is a 32 year old native of Houston, Texas who currently resides on the east coast. Education He began his professional career in 1993 playing locally as he finished high school at The High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Eric won first chair in 1992-93 with the Regional and All State Jazz Band. He received a special Citation for Outstanding Musicianship in 1994 from the International Association of Jazz Educators. During a workshop in high school, Wynton Marsalis discovered him and encouraged him to study in New York City. Therefore, after graduation, Eric went on to Manhattan School of Music with a full scholarship in their music program. After music school Eric went on to study Theology at Houston Baptist University (College of Biblical Studies) to become an ordained Minister. Career Eric has recorded over 45 recordings with various artists. Among these recordings, Let‚s get lost & Wandering Moon (Terence Blanchard on Sony Classical), Black Action Figure (Stefon Harris on Blue Note) and Land Of Giants (McCoy Tyner on Telarc) were nominated for Grammy Awards. Other recordings include artist Charles Lloyd, Dave Holland, Ravi Coltrane, and Greg Osby to name a few. With Terence Blanchard, Eric has played on 18 motion picture movie scores such as Bo Jangles (with Gregory Hines), Caveman's Valentine (with Samuel Jackson), Original Sin (with Antonio Banderas and Angelina Jolie), People I Know (with Al Pacino and Kim Basinger) and Dark Blue (with Kirk Russell). Performing live is one of Eric's greatest joys and he has had numerous opportunities to play with the greats in the jazz/music industry. Some of these artists include the late, great Betty Carter, Joe Henderson, Charles Lloyd, Joshua Redman, Wynton Marsalis, Terence Blanchard, McCoy Tyner, Michael Brecker, John Patitucci and Zakir Hussain. Eric is also part of the SF Jazz Collective, a new 8 piece cutting edge group brain stormed by Joshua Redman and featuring members like Bobby Hutchinson, Nicholas Payton, Miguel Zenon and more. Eric has ventured out into modeling for LLumo Vogue and the New Yorker Magazine by world-renowned photographer Arthur Elgort. In Down Beat's 2008 Critics Poll, Eric was awarded 1st Place in "Rising Star Drums". The New York Times printed an article featuring Eric Harland stating that "he is ...setting the rhythm of jazz's future."‰ Eric has also been featured in the Sept. 2002 issue of Modern Drummer. Eric would also love to give thanks to God for his nurturing and understanding that keeps him inspired in every moment. Endorsements Eric is currently endorsed by Yamaha Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Evans Drumheads, and Vater Sticks.
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This is one of those videos that makes me cringe at my cymbals. I hope that one day I can have even ONE cymbal that sounds as beautiful as any of these. Lovely wisdom here too!
That ride.... My Lord!!! Amazing
His voice's so soothing, like nothing's wrong with the world all of a sudden...
54 years of my life playing and this guy said has said it ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
damn Eric Harland s lesson is so different to all the lesson I have had so far, like it really talks about how to deal with art and drumming and live but not talking exercise, appreciate and love it so much, thanks
1:15 gold!
Yup
teamsleepnine I wonder how you do that mate 😀
What a chill dude.
In a way it's bold of him to make this simple statement. I find it's easy to get caught up in feeling like I've always got to be doing something. I've very much a learning student in jazz, but if I've learned anything it's that drummers are there drive, bass players are there to help drive with me and be a point of reference to the structure and where the progression is. Staying out of the way, especially when players are soloing, marking every 4 or 8 measures to help people know where they are is often the best thing we can do.
New favorite drummer! I just started playing and I don't want to sound JUST LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE, so this is great advice. Great to know how and when to just keep the beat and when to deviate a bit. Plus, what a great voice - that's a gift from God. I've watched a bunch of other drum lessons this morning and they all look like robots next to Eric.
Now thts creative I like the slow feel he has while he's playing and talking. I play metal but I love the slow jazz feel u can nvr go wrong with it. Not to slow but not to fast
Very good points that apply to all instruments.
That´s it!
the earth speech inspirated me so much I got goosebumps! Actually telling me that it it's okay. Genius! The best metafor I've heard on that one.
love it!!
Hoping to see Eric Harland & Voyager at the Gem Theatre this Sat. Nice!
that groove at 1:15 is awesome
this is what i needed this
Good point, and I like the humorous approach!
brilliantly simple.
Love the kit!
Wow this idea has helped with my 12 bar solo, taking the "pocket" approach. :)
thanks for uploading this videos!!!!!
Thanks good advice, appreciated
nice playing
wished I had seen this vid before my gig yesterday! felt like I was doing the dishes on stage.....shoulda just kept time.....
Yeah! I like that...
very cool!
amen
What a day, what a day... he was seconds away from breaking out into song
The man himself
That's fucking deep man.
1:05
@GabeDrums There's another video where talks about all his gear. Change your URL to /watch?v=DMbn0Rm3DqQ to check that out.
What if you're the Avatar and use all elements at the same time?
he is alike to papa joe jones
Very good drummer but I think he could explain slowly, I understand nothing, I have find "jazz lesson" for begginer I can easy play, or video like this, is it possible to find middle level, between this and basic leson, slowely explained, with sheet? I 'm just a rock drummer and I would like to learn jazz drums step by step. and maybe in 100 years play like elvin jones or christian vander. thank you
jayc4 do you get it now!!!!!!
Jaja
what constantinople is that with the rivets?
22" Medium Thin Low, though they're probably making them slightly different since you asked (six years ago). Plus, he probably went into the Zildjian vault and picked out the only one that sounded like that. Damn it. For us, it's the luck of the draw. But it's like everything else--he earned it.
i would love to hear him chat with thelonius, it would be nice to feel like the stupid person in the room for a change
great shit :-)
ps: check out my "drumming" playlist for some great solos of great masters if you like
Was he getting into some Erykah there at the end?
too much talk, annoying