Gary Burton"Chega de Saudade"Vibes Solo
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2010
- Gary Burton plays "Chega de Saudade" (No More Blues). Composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim and Vinícius de Moraes.
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To think that he improved the playing technic of the instrument in order to fully express his genius potential as a musician is mind blowing.
Gary Burton is one of the all-times-jazz-master.
Absolutely amazing.
you can see right here how he and Chick Corea would have such an affinity for playing together. just saw them performing duets and it was unbelieveable.
It makes me sad how most non percussionists never give this instrument its full recognition...this truly is a beautiful instrument and should be recognized for what it really is especially since the very famous jazz vibraphonists Gary Burton and Lionel Hampton played this instrument.
And Milt Jackson, who, although less of a virtuoso, was an even greater jazz musician.
@@noahvale939 And Bobby Hutcherson, my favorite.
@@MrDHRR Chacun...
Because retarts much rathet SH==, LIKE RAP and Hip-Hop.
@@MrDHRRyou do correct Bobby Hu thinson the MAN.
dedication at its best, everything is not written in the books. One has to learn and find on his own.
Salute to Sir Garry.
100%
It feels like all the notes are bouncing around up and down my spine and in my brain
That is just insane.
Incredibly moving beauty improvvisation. Moves me to tears!
今でも通じる音楽ってすごい。しかもビブラフォンソロでこの時代の音楽でここまで現代に伝わるって本当にすごい。白黒なのにこの音質っていうのも良き、控えめに言って神
Tear dropping phenomenal! What a swinging ace he is !!
Just finishing up his autobiography. A must read for anyone considering a career in music, even a Jazz Violinist. Not practicing, not learning scales, learning by playing. He had excellent instruction. His first teacher had Gary making up his own Intros and Interludes, and always playing in front of people. Good advice.
Also, the salacious stuff about Stan Getz is pretty...um...wow 😊
This is my best translation for it:
Wow, this is Burton Grip at it's finest. His height, and effectively his hand position, help explain why Burton Grip is the optimal grip.
This video helps me grasp his style from when he was younger.
To understand that he has refined his playing into who he is now from what you see in this video is absolutely fascinating and remarkable!
A privilege to behold. If he can do that with four contact points, imagine what he must be able to do on a piano with ten!
goddam thats one of the best bits of playing of anything i've ever seen
cualquier mallet player puede ver este video decenas de veces y seguir aprendiendo. Gracias Gary !
Incrível.
AMazing!!! Where does creativity like that comes from? Burton is in a league of his own, unmatched, much to our viewing pleasure.
best ringtone ever :D
Un absoluto virtuoso.
That is absolutely amazing.....
Ahí está er tío!!!!!
Skill beyond skill.
I sold him his house on Moss Hill. Great guy.
One of my favorites number.
The sound likes the Europian "ORGEL".
Brilliant and Elegant.
Beautiful virtuosic playing...thank you for posting.
Pure magic.
Beautiful, inspired and coherent!!!
simply amazing. That technique
Genius!!
like... bebop on vibes... wow
Vraiment génial... Un très grand virtuose Monsieur Burton.
I forgot to breath... Oh my Gosh... Have no words!
Adorooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!
Wo! That was pretty amazing!
Incredible good
Try again.
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And maybe it is?
I found out about playing how he's from one of the teachers, student.
She appreciates him, spoke to our students.
（ She is a great Japan marimba player and composer too）
I like Gary Burton and Chick Corea's, Makoto ozone's music very much!!
At that time bought together "DUET" is good listening even now.
It is one of my treasures.
Really great!
I'm glad your helpful translation and comments.
Thank you very much♪
This guys is frick in insane. Makes it look way easier than it is
バリバリのバートングリップ☆
なるほど、この身長体格だから、より最適なフォームなのかも。
若かりし日の彼はこんな感じだったのですね。(^^)
ここから、さらに今のように洗練されていくんですね～。。。
素晴らしい！！
Thanks for this translation.
Wow!!!!!
Professor Burton :)
Burton is a genius. Wow!
Marciano!!!!
Wow...
He is so fuckin awesome! Incredible play!
2:46 ooooowwwww
Great 4-mallets usage inventor
Looking at the comments, 10 11 years ago....where have I been
Any idea what station or program this was? And year? I can barely make out a '1' in the top right corner, but haven't been able to find any other information.
omg how old is gary in this video.look so different from now.
(This is the best translation of the comment in Japanese)
Burton grip of crunching ☆
Well, because it is build this stature, Maybe a more optimal form.
The day he looked like he? Young. (^ ^)
From here, I go - it sounds like now been further refined. . .
Amazing! !
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Absolute nutter! It's not like playing piano were the left hand plays the melody/solo and the right plays the root notes and the chords, Both hands are playing everything. Genius.
I think you got your hands mixed up..... as a pianist/vibraphonist
@@MatthewColdrey 🤣 Forgive me, I was in the heat of moment. Still Genius.
Does anyone have a transcription of this please?
que campera se puso gary pa tocar!! un cowboy en el vibra!
I thanks everything, understand for ^^ now ! the
4/4 is a time signature.Tempo is how fast or slow is the time.
2:11 gives Lionel Hampton vibes.
I know :) I said it's in tempo and indicated the time signature.
If you can't feel that it's speeding up and slowing down at some points just put a metronome when you listen this.
Sense paraules.
Brilliant. What's with the jacket though? 🤔
I thought I saw God, and that was Gary Burton!
It does but I wouldn't regard that being off tempo. You wouldn't find many recordings that match with a metronome for more than 30 seconds, I guess even those that you refer to as having a steady tempo don't.
one person is lost
this is in tempo though isn't it?
Gary's grip looks very loose to me.
He did have a lot of feeling when he was young and still does to this day. He was a prodigy.
thats so frustrating to watch this as a vibraphone player lol
I feel so hard man...I want to play this so bad. But fear not! I have found something that is so very close! It's a transcription of what he did on his album "Alone at Last." Here's the link:
www.steveweissmusic.com/product/22954/mallet-solo
You should know how I feel as a glockenspiel tinkerer!
Even if you hold a metronome up to it and it gets off, you still can at least feel the beat within. It is not like it is not at a steady tempo but it isn't perfect either.
Matthew Goodman Most solos are supposed to fluctuate tempo
Lookin like Daniel Boone...
No cooomment
He's a great artist ＆ an educator, I see. But he's really an entertainer in nature. So he can get well with Chick Corea, I suppose.
Jesus Christ!!! How does a human being do that???
Well. I guess I’ll give another instrument a try 😂
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A vibes player may like to translate & comment upon this.
I don't feel the changes making on time.
He may be the greatest vibraphone player ever, and he may have revolutionized the instrument with the Burton grip. All that is true.
But he really needs better fashion choices. That suit? Davey Crockett wants it back.
This is in tempo. 4/4
what. the hell.
too fast
One person has no taste in music.
Great jazz name.
Practicing way tf too much
I am not saying it's wrong.It just doesn't feel good to me on this tune the chord changes don't come in time.
100% fake video. You can’t do that on vibes .
YOU can't, but Gary Burton could.
I never liked these kind of off tempo solo performances.I like the steady tempo so you can actually relate the notes to the time.