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Mark Kleinhaut jazz guitar
United States
Приєднався 15 чер 2014
Mark Kleinhaut playing jazz guitar, mostly solo, but in collaborations/groups too. During the pandemic lockdowns, I started using green screens for remote virtual collaboration with a goal of creating performances that look and feel like the live event. This lead to experiments with visualization programs that convert sound files into light shows, and used Davinci Resolve video editing software to put it all together.
The guitars I play are built by Tom Ribbecke and Marc Beneteau, both acclaimed master luthiers. I also like amplification by Raezers Edge, a small shop based in Milwaukee. Things like Gibson and Fender are great, but using some of the rare equipment out there can help develop a unique sound.
#jazz #guitar #improvisation #free meter #free form #collective #halfling #testadura #ribbecke
The guitars I play are built by Tom Ribbecke and Marc Beneteau, both acclaimed master luthiers. I also like amplification by Raezers Edge, a small shop based in Milwaukee. Things like Gibson and Fender are great, but using some of the rare equipment out there can help develop a unique sound.
#jazz #guitar #improvisation #free meter #free form #collective #halfling #testadura #ribbecke
Very inspiring.
Always great to hear your playing and the arrangement!
Excelente arreglo y muy original la manera de desarrollar el tema ! Thank you Mark
Fantastic playing. Love your unique style!
Beautiful, Mark! I love the way you so gracefully play thru this wide-ranging melody!
Superb.
COOL LICKS COOL PLAYING WELL DONE!
omg that sax solo was incredible
Great little band. Joel shines, of course. But I wish Adam played with more confidence. He doesn't need to change a note, just push it out with a bit more happy bravado. It would make him, truly. And Mark Kleinhaut smiles! Don't see a lot of that :-)
Great!
greatest jazz guitar underdog in the cloud!!! so peaceful...................
Bck for another listen. Well done maestro.
Nice camera work Mark. Sweet tones
Camera ❤
Wow 👌. Very sweet sounds old man.
Excelente, saludos desde Argentina
Amazing voicing!
Not a sweeter tone to be found anywhere. I think your video presentation is 1st class.
Very very tasty Mark. I love your harmony. Do you have any other tunes from "Porgy and Bess"? So many great tunes to fuel your imagination.
perfect improvisation experience thank you
Love the way Joel looks at Adam while he’s soloing, such a great recording!
So Beautiful Mark , thanks a lot.
Glad you enjoyed it
Incredible... 😊 Joel Frahm delivers outofwordly chorus...
hi i really love the tone that you re playing may i ask how you record your gutiar?
Thanks so much. I combine three signals; the mike near the body of the guitar, a mike on my amp and then a direct out from the amp. I add reverb using a great program called Altaverb- best room simulation in the market.
Excellent rendition. Your sense of time feel and touch is amazing! Still working on this tune, but I’m hoping to get to that point one day as well. Cheers!
Thank you and best wishes!
Beautiful my man!
@@philallen2372 thank you sir. Hope all is well!
omg, what a way of playing 👏👏👏
It's a very pleasant sound.
Alto cat is great- reminds me of early Konitz and a bit of Desmond.
Maravilhoso!
Bravo 👏 Best regards from the San Francisco Bay Area. Thanks for sharing.
Very interesting harmonic concept and that ReBeke..such an acoustic projection! It sounds like you recorded it 50/50 mic-amp combo. Anyway. Sounds great.
Thanks very much!
greatttt!!!
Way too fast...
you haven’t heard the McCoy Tyner version? lol
This is incredible, so many different ideas. Can I ask who your influences are and whether or not you publish sheet music for your arrangements
Thanks man! Due to your comment I actually listened to this for the first time in the months since I posted it. I rarely ever go back and revisit any of these. This piece, like everything else I post here is a spontaneous improvisation whether it be a tune like this or one of the many freeform things I play. Nothing is ever written down or preplanned. Wes Montgomery, Jim Hall, along with a large number of players have influenced me. Keith Jarrett too. There’s so much music out there, so hard to pin down. Over time, you become your own biggest influence as you continue to develop and refine your approach.
Boy I wish I could play with that much skill
Thanks, Mark -- nice Channel! Bestest, Malcolm MacDonald
👏👏💯💯
I love u
Yeah - very cool, Mark, thanks! Love it!
That's hot. A hint of Prelude To A Kiss at 3" point.....
Bravo!
Playing the cello like an upright bass? Very interesting.
Original !
No space .to busy
Absolutely beautiful, Mark!
Thank you Chad! Most appreciated!
Lovely, abstract, contemplative interpretation. Lots of mood, atmosphere and impressionism. Brings back memories of high school stage band where we did an arrangement of it. The director knew I was a rock guy with only power chords, pentatonic scales, a few Led Zeppelin riffs, etc. but said that if I learned "jazz" chords and how to read, I was in. I worked hard and got in and also went on to Berklee because of him pushing me. Thanks, Mr. Berry!
Thanks! Awesome story!
Great technique as usual!
Oh yeah, he's COOKIN! Thanks for the upload.
This is beautiful.
Thanks so much for listening!