Shai Maestro's Advice for All Musicians...

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  • Опубликовано: 25 апр 2022
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Комментарии • 16

  • @Glinggl72Freestyle
    @Glinggl72Freestyle 8 месяцев назад +3

    I went to the love supreme jazz festival this summer, primarily to watch Tigran. A friend advised me to go see Shai Maestro. I was listening to Avashai Cohen, but that is all the background I had.
    So I'm at the front, Shai comes on, I think along with Bjork in 2001 and seeing Elvin Jones in the 1990s, it was the best gig I've ever experienced. It was profound. Changed the way I see music. I'm adicted.
    When i walked away after the gig, i felt like I'd had a full body massage, lol
    The short instructional video makes sense.
    No one has ultimate language.
    Everyone has ears!

  • @siriusfeline
    @siriusfeline 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you, Shai. There are no short cuts, and if you take one, it sounds like it!

  • @watusi1971
    @watusi1971 Год назад

    Spot on man. Same experiences and arrived at the same conclusion.

  • @EJonDrums
    @EJonDrums Год назад

    I was on the drum of my Combo at UNT when he was coaching us. That lesson was so helpful and totally opened my mind…

  • @RyanBridwell-wq9bo
    @RyanBridwell-wq9bo 8 месяцев назад

    Great advice! Thanks! two of my heroes are Miles and Jerry Garcia, and so much of their solo phrasing comes from what is happening around them at the time.

  • @MetaphysicalMusician
    @MetaphysicalMusician 2 года назад +1

    Great Advice…it’s like soup the recipe must work

  • @benjaminholt6640
    @benjaminholt6640 2 года назад +3

    Regarding transcriptions. His advice would be excellent for a small minority of jazz students and terrible for most. The vast majority of students that I come across just need language. Things to play that actually sound like music. It doesn't matter how present you are or how open your ears are if you have nothing to play.

  • @felixtani4030
    @felixtani4030 Год назад

    Basically lose your ego when playing.

  • @sychustudio2525
    @sychustudio2525 2 года назад

    Why wear a hat in the house?

    • @ChaseMaddox
      @ChaseMaddox  2 года назад +4

      Is that what you got from this?

    • @sychustudio2525
      @sychustudio2525 2 года назад

      @@ChaseMaddox I'm asking, I see many videos with people's wearing a hat, is that cold or it's a kind of fashion

    • @jeanebo8550
      @jeanebo8550 2 года назад

      Why not

    • @SidLaw500
      @SidLaw500 2 года назад +2

      As a fellow bald man, the head gets cold!

    • @RyanBridwell-wq9bo
      @RyanBridwell-wq9bo 8 месяцев назад +1

      It keeps the notes from falling out of the brain.