Chick's closing thoughts: “I believe that each one of us is basically responsible for the condition we’re in. Whatever abilities or lack of abilities we find we have, we’ve had a definite hand in bringing that condition about, and we can change it. Each of us has the power to make things happen, and we’re the only ones that can truly cause improvements with ourselves and with music and with our lives. So when you decide to study, when you decide to expand and improve, take one thing at a time, accomplish what you set out to do, set out to do things that you can accomplish and win at, get all distractions and counter intentions out of your way, and go ahead and win. I know you can. What else is there to do anyway?”
To me he had the prettiest technique of all the pianists I ever watched of any genre or style. It was just a joy to watch how his hand movements flowed smoothly and effortlessly through each solo and chordal passage. Rest in power Chick, thanks for the music and the inspiration.
You've got to love the honesty in this video. When John and Tom hear the tune for the first time you just know there's no preparation or fakery going on. Just wonderful to see how they figure it all out.... Also Chick's approach of going with a flow and figuring stuff out later is perhaps the biggest take away for me.
It's fun to watch him work out the glitches. I confess it would take me many days to do each one, which he can do in a few minutes. But the points made are still certainly valid. Love this lesson. RIP Chick
I love his approach to music. For so long i've been extremely terrified of coming back to music with passion because I was giving myself to much to handle at once. Out of all the teachers i've heard, he has the most gentle and calm approach to what can easily become an intimidating endeavor :)
It's awe inspiring how quickly these guys worked through the glitches with ease! Another whole level of Musicianship..! ( When John says that Tom's bass drum is playing a 16th note apart from Chicks hit.. he's feeling 16th subdivisions like it's nothing!) RIP Chick Corea! Thanks Carlos for this post!!
What a fantastic positive cat he was so sweet i am lucky i could have a t shirt signed by him and Miroslav Vitous. Thx is very very useful for learning.
Resto semore più sconcertato dal genio dei compositori del passato come Bach , delle capacità fisiche-mentali dell'uomo e del progresso esponenziale delle sue applicazioni . Bach , Mozart, Paganini ..... ecc. erano dei veri "extraterrestri" in rapporto all'epoca in cui si sono espressi . Korea è un erede di questo misterioso meraviglioso genio umano . Grazie di esistere
16:36 it sounds like a passage Gonzalo Rubalcaba shredded while Chick was in the audience (every one there was in awe-dience). Intro to "Autumn Leaves" with Jack DeJohnette and John Patitucci.
Neat to see a pro working on something. Gives me some hope that I might one day learn to play. The little piece on weaving patterns starting at 16:44 is amazing, when he says the word "varied", it makes my HAIR hurt. ;-)
the more I watch him play the more I realize how massive his hands are. I can reach maybe a 10th on the piano with difficulty while he can do like an octave and a half with one hand
Too hard there's some overload on the mic. This should be mixed to take down some of the highs. A bit more Bill Evans in compression. (I used to think that his sound came from his Baldwins..no, it's the engineer)
now I did not know Chick was a Scientologist....from my heart I want to say have much Respect and admiration for the great L. Ron Hubbard...he has the same qualities as another great man and a hero of mine...the great Ron Popeil!....I am a great believer in the Vegomatic and always have been!..To this day I follow the teachings of Mr. Poleil....my kitchen is completely clear!
monsterjazzlicks Well, he's known for piano skills and masterful composing/arranging, I never hear much high praise for his singing... lol. Just enjoy the microtonal harmony. ;)
@@monsterjazzlicks In short, microtonal stuff is just notes found in between two keys on a piano; they aren't in the conventional western world's 12TET system of music. So you can have things like a 3/4th sharp note, 1/4 flat, and really anything that isn't an "in-tune" note. It's pretty cool stuff!
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Chick's closing thoughts:
“I believe that each one of us is basically responsible for the condition we’re in.
Whatever abilities or lack of abilities we find we have, we’ve had a definite hand in bringing that condition about, and we can change it.
Each of us has the power to make things happen, and we’re the only ones that can truly cause improvements with ourselves and with music and with our lives.
So when you decide to study, when you decide to expand and improve, take one thing at a time, accomplish what you set out to do, set out to do things that you can accomplish and win at, get all distractions and counter intentions out of your way, and go ahead and win.
I know you can.
What else is there to do anyway?”
the final message is gold. RIP Chick
Not only was Chick Corea one of the greatest musicians of all time, he was also a very deep thinker , and innovator
I love how most of what he says can be applied to life in general.
Exactly!
Incredible, what a demonstration with JP and Tom. Mastery.
To me he had the prettiest technique of all the pianists I ever watched of any genre or style. It was just a joy to watch how his hand movements flowed smoothly and effortlessly through each solo and chordal passage. Rest in power Chick, thanks for the music and the inspiration.
Thank you very much
You've got to love the honesty in this video. When John and Tom hear the tune for the first time you just know there's no preparation or fakery going on. Just wonderful to see how they figure it all out.... Also Chick's approach of going with a flow and figuring stuff out later is perhaps the biggest take away for me.
Rest in power Mr.Corea
It's fun to watch him work out the glitches. I confess it would take me many days to do each one, which he can do in a few minutes. But the points made are still certainly valid. Love this lesson. RIP Chick
I love his approach to music. For so long i've been extremely terrified of coming back to music with passion because I was giving myself to much to handle at once. Out of all the teachers i've heard, he has the most gentle and calm approach to what can easily become an intimidating endeavor :)
his wisom is priceless . Thank you Chick. rest in power GOAT.
It's awe inspiring how quickly these guys worked through the glitches with ease!
Another whole level of Musicianship..! ( When John says that Tom's bass drum is playing a 16th note apart from Chicks hit.. he's feeling 16th subdivisions like it's nothing!)
RIP Chick Corea!
Thanks Carlos for this post!!
What a fantastic positive cat he was so sweet i am lucky i could have a t shirt signed by him and Miroslav Vitous. Thx is very very useful for learning.
Just the first 3 minutes of this is already deeply profound
One of the most inspiring and informative videos about instrument practice/music studying/composing I have ever seen. Chick Corea is something else
He's my inspiration for learning the piano
I wish I had this lesson decades ago!
Resto semore più sconcertato dal genio dei compositori del passato come Bach , delle capacità fisiche-mentali dell'uomo e del progresso esponenziale delle sue applicazioni . Bach , Mozart, Paganini ..... ecc. erano dei veri "extraterrestri" in rapporto all'epoca in cui si sono espressi . Korea è un erede di questo misterioso meraviglioso genio umano . Grazie di esistere
I still have this VHS which I bought way back in 1987, but haven't been able to watch it since VHS players were discontinued. Thanks for uploading.
Same here! I have the VHS
and this is why I still have a VHS player even though I've not used in a long time
@@rodneyadams9610 And without warning, he leaves this earth. Thank you Senyor Chick!
@@weedanwine And he remained as young in spirit as he was in the tape. Thank you Senyor Chick!
i like his smile. thanks chick
I've been a Chick fan since I was a teenager, and Igot this video from one of Chick's concerts. I really love the solos from Patatucci and Brechtlein.
Beautiful 🔥
16:36 it sounds like a passage Gonzalo Rubalcaba shredded while Chick was in the audience (every one there was in awe-dience). Intro to "Autumn Leaves" with Jack DeJohnette and John Patitucci.
yeesssss !!!
Neat to see a pro working on something. Gives me some hope that I might one day learn to play. The little piece on weaving patterns starting at 16:44 is amazing, when he says the word "varied", it makes my HAIR hurt. ;-)
Its gonna be a very sad day when this man leaves us
He'll never leave us.
he isnt leaving us now. not now
He will return to forever
You are 100% right. Today is a very sad day
@@trysdj I didn’t believe you at first.. RIP Chick 😭
Thanks for share this video it's really help me to understand Chic's music concept, 🙏
Chic . you are incredible. Thank you for your insight into the structure of music. I'm a music lover but not a player.. Alas.
RIP legend.
Musicalidad, conocimiento y experiencia. Tres grandes músicos. Gracias por subir este material.
R.I.P. CHICK
17:05〜 Easy to love
Much appreciated
Beautiful, I ALWAYS LOVE AND ENJOYED YOUR MUSIC!!! Thank you!
Un tremendo aporte !!! Gracias por compartir! !! Genial.
I saw the segment where he's composing Long Fall on Magrack a while back. It's the song that made me fall in love with Chick Corea.
Gracias por compartir, tremenda enseñanza de este maestro! Gracias
im learning that childrens song #16, sounds sweet!
I love Chick
Incredible
Gracias Carlos por tu aporte!!!
This is gold!!! Thanks for sharing.
Tremendous
RIP Chick
A link for viewing the accompanying book ; dokumen.tips/documents/chick-corea-keyboard-workshop-bookletpdf.html
Thank you so muchhh
Anytime bruddah
the more I watch him play the more I realize how massive his hands are. I can reach maybe a 10th on the piano with difficulty while he can do like an octave and a half with one hand
he said Art Tatum had the biggest hands!!!
Children's song. Ascended 380 IQ children from Mars maybe yeah
awesome upload
Lumineux
🙏😔🙏 GOD, pls watch over Chick 😔
thanks alot
Master
Insane...fenómenos
Loooooove this
AWESOME!!
master of all times.
great !
Мне нравится, как он Баха играет)
L.Ron Hubbard?WTF.
Yeah that's what I was thinking! ! Wtf!!
Look up Scientology
Didn’t know chick was a Scientologist.
@@jonwhite549
Yeah, he unfortunately was. Don´t know if he still is.
@@anonymusum he is, it was just unexpectedly funny, I'm practicing scales and he says "field of study"
Gem
I like how Chick always had his own way of dressing! haha.. Here he looks like a cabin steward 😂
Min 45:33 patitucis face😂😍🤩
Too hard there's some overload on the mic. This should be mixed to take down some of the highs. A bit more Bill Evans in compression. (I used to think that his sound came from his Baldwins..no, it's the engineer)
What else is there to do anyway?
Deus abençoe
He has to be on the spectrum. His brain thinks so fast and in so many directions.
he couldn't be, he's a scientologist.
I get that vibe immediately, I’m on the spectrum, and it’s easy to spot once you know what you’re looking for :)
👑
RIp Chick corea
I love you
My Teacher my Mentor
jaZZ clasik
did he say L. Ron Hubbard?...lol
Michael Dumas yup, Chick is a well known Scientologist
💙😀 super
48:25
Chick is a génius. Bach is nót.
??
@@felixhoezen3935 "Guys, the escapee from the psychiatric ward is here, I found him"
:D
L. Ron Hoover brought me here
No drink cups on top of the piano please Chick! Spilled liquid causes wood to swell up. Love the tutorial though.
Lol "These little pieces called children's songs." Yah speak for yourself.
I'd call the majority of today's mainstream music 'children's music' before i called these that.
45:00
Esta difícil q al guíen le llegué....
Aquí Jordi 48:27
anyone know what song he is playing at 7:12 ?
Children song # 16
L. Ron Hubbard?...lol
Rip
👉
Estaba viendo videos de peleas callejeras y llegué aquí...
11:41 las fallas ... importante
Amazing
who sang it better, Chick or Glenn Gould?
34:04
Antero Sievert some synchronization problems when I captured the vhs
now I did not know Chick was a Scientologist....from my heart I want to say have much Respect and admiration for the great L. Ron Hubbard...he has the same qualities as another great man and a hero of mine...the great Ron Popeil!....I am a great believer in the Vegomatic and always have been!..To this day I follow the teachings of Mr. Poleil....my kitchen is completely clear!
wuyuonabout
-17:17
Spoiled time studying Bach......Bach is a machine, nót a composer.
Life lessons from L Ron Hubbard and the Church of Scientology before we knew what it was all about. #eightiesoblivion
YEAR
About 37yrs...that's pretty old ....chick is mid 70s now
13:30 por una cabeza.
Who is the drummer btw (sorry)
:(
Very good, I would prefer him not to sing while playing
It's part of his method
It's annoying how he keeps singing over the composition - and very out of tune!
monsterjazzlicks Well, he's known for piano skills and masterful composing/arranging, I never hear much high praise for his singing... lol. Just enjoy the microtonal harmony. ;)
@@isiahbuda9479 Micro tonal?
@@monsterjazzlicks In short, microtonal stuff is just notes found in between two keys on a piano; they aren't in the conventional western world's 12TET system of music. So you can have things like a 3/4th sharp note, 1/4 flat, and really anything that isn't an "in-tune" note. It's pretty cool stuff!
@@isiahbuda9479 - But how is this related to Corea's performance and tutoring throughout this video, please?
monsterjazzlicks what a shitty attitude you have. You must be fun to be around
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