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Jon Batiste's melodica
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2013
- New Orleans-born pianist Jon Batiste is about to drop his breakout album, Social Music, with his band Stay Human. Besides being a post-modern piano professor, Jon sings and plays melodica. Maybe you've seen him do that on the streets of New York, or in the HBO series Treme.
This man I can listen to him talk about music all day. What a lesson we just received about the melodica.
I produced this video in early spring 2014, prior to Batiste's appointment as music director for the Stephen Colbert show. Batiste was a joy to work with, as he is a joy to hear.
Howard Mandel great stuff! this, along with baptiste's performances, inspired me to get a melodica. is he using a mouthpiece in this?
@@ryand3974 no hose
My boy Jon Batiste! I love him & Suleika!!!!
I just saw this... my Grandmom bought me one when I was 11 years old! Loved it!!!
You can attach a long tube, lay it flat and play with both hands like a reed organ too. Very versatile instrument.
Great video- Batiste seems to be a down to earth soul- refreshing to know musicians like that
What kind of sad, withered soul gives a thumbs down to this video? I guess I shouldn't trouble myself about such things--life is too short.
Love you Jon...
I loved hearing him talk about it. So interesting.
Insightful perspective from a master musician.
This is really a cool insightful interview. A real gem and a rarity in this day and age. Thanks for sharing Howard!
my pleasure, meeting Jon Batiste then -- already a masterful musician, obviously with the joy to make it big.
so wonderful, thank you, for explaining how to get those different sounds, harmonica/harp, gypsy Paris ( that's what I noticed first, like accordion), and the Sax, with the throat growl. Super! Merci!
I remember that instrument. It was called a hooter, once upon a time, and it was played by Rob Hyman of the Hooters, and thus the name Hooters stuck. Hooter is another name for melodica.
The Hooters from Philly, wow now that’s a flashback!
Handsome man!
1:43 - Most Melodicas actually have both a shorter mouth piece like Baptiste is using here as well as a longer hose-type mouthpiece, so you can place the instrument on a surface and play it essentially like any other keyboard, with two hands. I just think it looks cooler with the shorter mouth piece myself, more unique i guess?
It's a lot brighter and more expressive with a short mouthpiece. Most experienced players don't use the hose.
Excellent!
This is as cool as playing blues on an ukulele 😄
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Great video!
thanks -- sorry I didn't have a wind-filter on my mic!
Cool I’m a guitarist and I’ve just got that exact melodica but it’s a bit like a guitar in that you could play just melody , just chords or both but I use two hands with it on my lap ( not used to using my breath though ) can’t stop playing it 😅
Rly cool
i cant breath!
He's definitely a son of New Orleans.
Can I get one with MIDI out? :)
anything is possible for enough $
what model is his melodica?
***** It looks like it is a Suzuki Pro 37 melodion/melodica.
+Francisco Rodriguez + aquawatercolor thanks for asking and answering. I just ordered a new Yamaha Pianica 37 from Amazon, which I think is just about the same or better (?), having started out as a teenager with the Hohner student, which as Batiste says, wasn't taken seriously for a long time, so, I am hoping to do "Summertime," Strawberry Hill," "Walkin' to New Orleans," and "when the Saints" on mine. thanks!
Do Melodicas have full size keys?
No, they're smaller
Some do, others don’t.
ua-cam.com/video/twaLqpK1Ag8/v-deo.html Gabriel takes his shot!
notes?
stay human xddd
I play one in the church praise band. People will ask "what is that?" Need to upgrade to a larger one. I don't really care for the other name "air board"; sounds like a scooter or something.
He's saying "harmon-i-board"