You might be interested to know that the first lick, played by Bartley and Cannonball, is part of the melody of Duke Ellington’s “East St. Louis Toodle-oo”, and the second, played by Herbin and Bird, is one strain of the march called “High Society” which became a New Orleans standard. The piccolo obbligato in a 1901 recording was adapted by clarinettist Alphonse Picou as a clarinet solo. It is this that Bird quoted- whether Herbin is aware of its origin or just quotes Bird, I don’t know. This kind of proves your point that everything comes from something else.
Thanks a lot. I'm using a vandoren v16 6S+ mouthpiece, and I'm currently on a reed journey so I'm using between a v16 2,5. Java green box 3 or D'addario hemkee 3s
Good examples of successful transcriptions. I agree that one has to spend the time listening. I have to do more of that, make time and apply what I hear. I did look for your email but couldn’t locate it. I wouldn’t mind seeing what you have picked up and maybe add some to my meagre list. Thank you, sir.
I'm using V16 6S+ mouthpiece, and Java green box 3 reeds, and I have no idea what ligature I'm using, it was gifted to me by a teacher when my previous ligature broke
It's always good to make everything complicated for some as Jazz. Licks are a language or staple of jazz. If you don't do any, probably you won't sound jazzy. I believe everybody in music is a thief, but stealing phrasing of other musicians, not money!!!
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You might be interested to know that the first lick, played by Bartley and Cannonball, is part of the melody of Duke Ellington’s “East St. Louis Toodle-oo”, and the second, played by Herbin and Bird, is one strain of the march called “High Society” which became a New Orleans standard. The piccolo obbligato in a 1901 recording was adapted by clarinettist Alphonse Picou as a clarinet solo. It is this that Bird quoted- whether Herbin is aware of its origin or just quotes Bird, I don’t know. This kind of proves your point that everything comes from something else.
i love how personal this channel is, it's like a real lesson when i watch your videos
Thank you so much for watching. Let me know if there is anything you'd like me to cover in this channel
@@gilsonamaral6595I want to learn circular breathing please
I unfortunately do not know how to do that lol
Dang man, thanks so much.
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Great tutorial- where can I find the dictionary? Appreciate that 👍
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I'm enjoying your videos. Sorry but I have to ask your mouthpiece/reed setup if that's okay. Thanks.
Thanks a lot. I'm using a vandoren v16 6S+ mouthpiece, and I'm currently on a reed journey so I'm using between a v16 2,5. Java green box 3 or D'addario hemkee 3s
Thanks again.
Cool! Sounding great!
Thanks a lot!
Good examples of successful transcriptions. I agree that one has to spend the time listening. I have to do more of that, make time and apply what I hear.
I did look for your email but couldn’t locate it. I wouldn’t mind seeing what you have picked up and maybe add some to my meagre list. Thank you, sir.
Hey thanks for watching. My email is gilsonamaral225@gmail.com . I forgot to put it on my description lol
Thats good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
thanks :) Cliche question: but do you mind saying what mouthpieces/ligature/reed you're using?
I'm using V16 6S+ mouthpiece, and Java green box 3 reeds, and I have no idea what ligature I'm using, it was gifted to me by a teacher when my previous ligature broke
thank you!
Nice demo. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
I love your contents here. Are you on tiktok? I want to watch you live
Hey man, nah I'm not really on tiktok, Im on instagram @gilsonamaralmusic
It's always good to make everything complicated for some as Jazz. Licks are a language or staple of jazz. If you don't do any, probably you won't sound jazzy. I believe everybody in music is a thief, but stealing phrasing of other musicians, not money!!!
I could not agree more. Thank you for leaving a comment