The Jazz Band Rhythm Section
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- As part of an ongoing series of instructional videos from The United States Army Field Band we proudly present the rhythm section of the Jazz Ambassadors in a discussion of rhythm section technique titled "Understanding the Big Band Rhythm Section".
5:35 Part 1 - The Relationship Between the Instruments
17:47 Part 2 - Grooving as a Section with the Ensemble
58:04 Part 3 - Playing and Interpreting Your Part with the Ensemble
59:09 Drums
1:08:35 Bass
1:19:35 Guitar
1:23:13 Piano
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Big Band with big soldiers too. I like so much.
I guess I learned a couple of things in this video... It covered so much ground, I almost hate to bring it up, but some discussion about anticipations might help young groups take their music to the next level. I mention this because, even in professional jazz bands lately, I've noticed anticipations being "destroyed" (actually writing on-beat attacks after off-beat attacks). They do take some planning, but put so much swing into the music when they're played right that I bet any school groups would be glad to learn about them. Still, great video-- wish they had this when I was in high school!
Guitar section starts around 12:23.
9:45 I do exactly the opposite: practise softly but don't usually practice loudly
can you please make some more or the sax duets or quartets
I love your videos
Same
helpful
Lmao at 1:25:18 he says penists instead of pianists
Bruh 🤣
Are these videos available on DVD/Blu-Ray?
Sadly this came off of one of the last VHS copies we had. This is probably the best the way to view it.
HENCE ,, HOPEFUL, HELPFULL, HINTS,
Withe people, with military jacket... Equal NO swing 😁