Ed Soph And His Students (Part 1)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Drum Channel just released “Jazz Improvisation”, a new, in-depth series of online courses featuring Ed Soph, designed to help drummers develop their jazz drumming skills 📕
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• Build your foundational stick, brush, pedal and ride cymbal technique.
• Apply fundamental jazz concepts to playing in rhythm sections, combos and big bands.
• Specially-priced bundle features 9 courses and nearly 5 hours of instruction.
“Playing Jazz, knowing how to read music and being able to ‘swing’ are the foundation of all modern drumming styles,” Drum Channel founder Don Lombardi explains. “Ed’s ‘Jazz Improvisation” courses provide proven, time-tested instruction on these concepts plus lessons on stick control, independence and musicianship- essential skills every drummer needs whether they play jazz, pop, Latin, rock, R&B or metal.”
Ed Soph is recognized as one of the world’s top drum educators. Among many other honors and awards, he was inducted into the Percussive Arts Society’s Hall Of Fame in 2016. During his tenure at the University of North Texas (UNT) and the Jamey Aebersold Jazz Workshops, his students included Keith Carlock, Jason Sutter, Blair Sinta, Rich Redmond, Ari Hoenig, Steve Houghton, JR Robinson and many more. Ed has also performed with a host of legendary jazz musicians including Stan Kenton, Woody Herman, Bill Watrous, Clark Terry, Joe Henderson, Bill Evans, Lee Konitz, Randy Brecker and Cedar Walton.
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Hello, I’m a jazz drummer and professor who did like Ed’s educational philosophy of drums.
“Do not fit the drums, but fit the drums to yourself.”
I was going through a rough patch on my drumming in 2000. On March 30, 2000, I sent a videotape of my performance. Ed Soph's good feedback has greatly influenced my drumming. Thank you Ed Soph.
Ed Soph has such an amazing touch on the drums, I've never heard anyone that could play so quietly that had such great separation and projection. Magic!
Ed Soph, not only a great player (Woody Herman, Clark Terry....etc). He can explain, demonstrate, inspire, challenge and encourage his students.
Ed made us aware and open to all musical possibilities! Thanks Ed from all of us who came across your path on our journey!!!!
Love this channel! It inspired my drumming instruction🙌🏽
Awesome 😎
Ed is amazing. He's THE MASTER
Hi ED, love your insights to drumming world.my teacher 40 years ago had me playing along to tracks on giant steps .thanks
I used to listen to Ed Soph back in the early 70's when he was with Woody Herman on the Giant Steps Album. I wore out the record learning his style on La Fiesta. I actually saw him live at the Opera House in Macon Georgia, somewhere around 72 or 73. His hair was much longer then. I was playing in the Air Force Band at Robins AFB in Warner Robins Georgia back then.
Thanks for doing this! Ed is one of my most favorite drumemrs. Really hoping that I get to take a lesson from him in person and also see him play with a band someday.
love your work!!
I was one of the unfortunate drummers who attended the 1985 London UK summer school where he came upon Mark Mondasir! And he’s right that Mark didn’t even own and could not afford to buy a drum kit and practiced on pillows. Mark I remember as being very approachable though quite shy and keenly interested in my Steve Gadd cow bell and Tom Tom attempts! I remember Ed came into my small band and stayed just a short while! I forgive him totally! I now see how Ed literally travelled the entire world hoping to find such talented drummers as Mark went on to become…x
King Soph!
I know guys that Ed reduced to nothing but a puddle of tears!
I studied his playing all through high school.
Drum channel has inspired me so much! Inspired me to get my own channel, I would love some feedback :)