People really still sleeping on this man's mastery, he treats the piano as an extension of himself. IT doesn't even look like he's "playing" it ... it kinda looks like he's massaging it and its making nice noises lmaoooo. Real legend right here. ... I'm young but if I ain't mastered nothing on piano I've got that 6th Dim down.
You might like to tap into Emmet's Place - Emmet Cohen has learned much from Barry Harris, often seemingly channelling him, and Emmet and his young friends are some of the best jazz musicians I've heard in that generation. ua-cam.com/video/LkiU055Tz7c/v-deo.html
God bless Barry Harris! I studied with him back in the 1980s and recorded a demo tape of ten songs with him. Leroy Williams played drums, and one of Barry's other students, John Donnelly, played bass. it was an absolutely incredible experience. May he live, and play, forever.
Hey Barry! I remember you from the 60s introduced by your late friend Doug Johnson. Come to Kenya with your music. You are a living legend! God has blessed you! Phillda Njau
I'm a bassist. I feel so sad because im just 24 and never got to know barry. Luckily a lot of his classes are avialble on youtube. I like how he complimented and liked that octave bass lick on Nascimento 1:29:48 very cliché those times but must be good because Barry licked it!
In his master class on 'the and' he mentions that they always used to go to dance halls to hear jazz. (He was possibly commenting on how people say jazz is not popular because you can't dance to it - in other words, he was saying you CAN!)
Barry's had breathing problems for awhile, on and off, pre-covid. He had to have breathing treatments occasionally. If you look at older videos, he always had a cigarette. Breathing problems are harder to fight as you get older. If he had been in the hospital prior to the Covid marketing era, they would have called it pneumonia. Regardless, may Barry rest in Power. I will cherish his memory and his work forever.
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Dude is 91 and still smooth as ever
I'm still learning after he's gone. That's the incredible library of knowledge that he left us.
People really still sleeping on this man's mastery, he treats the piano as an extension of himself.
IT doesn't even look like he's "playing" it ... it kinda looks like he's massaging it and its making nice noises lmaoooo.
Real legend right here. ... I'm young but if I ain't mastered nothing on piano I've got that 6th Dim down.
You might like to tap into Emmet's Place - Emmet Cohen has learned much from Barry Harris, often seemingly channelling him, and Emmet and his young friends are some of the best jazz musicians I've heard in that generation. ua-cam.com/video/LkiU055Tz7c/v-deo.html
He died after fighting COVID-19 on December 8th, 2021. Rest in Peace, Barry Harris.
Just Read this part..in tears...I watched him for two hours today..so sad.....Rest in Heaven with the rest of the wonderful music Greats.
Covid?!? You are a funny guy.
What do you know about that?
You d better keep it quiet...
🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👑🎹
The bass player really is seriously supporting Barry.
God bless Barry Harris! I studied with him back in the 1980s and recorded a demo tape of ten songs with him. Leroy Williams played drums, and one of Barry's other students, John Donnelly, played bass. it was an absolutely incredible experience. May he live, and play, forever.
Sounds awesome, any chance we can hear it? :)
The version of a time for love is one of the most beautiful versions I’ve ever heard
Barry loved to insert "Cocktails for Two" into his solos. He does it a couple of during "7-4-5-3". At the beginning of his solo and again at 17:30
Barry brags about his drummer in Spain, but I think Bori Albero, the bass player, gives him even more of a boost.
the greatest legend we ever heard we really gonna miss him so much
thanks for sharing, Barry Harris, legend. Beautiful .
7-4-5-3 5-5-5-5 will be stuck in my head for a week
BRAVO, PIANO JAZZ MASTER, I admire old piano cats, who had come a long long way and now just present the highest skills level
Barry Harris was a musical genius! Love, love, LOVE.
Hey Barry! I remember you from the 60s introduced by your late friend Doug Johnson. Come to Kenya with your music. You are a living legend! God has blessed you! Phillda Njau
You met barry in the 60's ? I doing a biography on Mr Harris and would like to know more inforation on this. Thank You
Beautiful, beautiful, oh and it's beautiful.
I'm a bassist. I feel so sad because im just 24 and never got to know barry. Luckily a lot of his classes are avialble on youtube. I like how he complimented and liked that octave bass lick on Nascimento 1:29:48 very cliché those times but must be good because Barry licked it!
Thanks!
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Mr Barry Harris! He gets my most highest respect as a Elder Brotha, I salute to you sir. Much Luv! ✊
I live for Saturdays! Barry is doing his jazz workshop online every Saturday now!
Do you have the link to it?
@@SessionsWithMike If you go to Barry's website you should be able to find the registration links!
RIP Barry Harris.
I can't wait ^^♪ Thank you (from japan)
I'm full of gratitude for clasijazz almeria!
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Amazing! Thank you for sharing
First time I'm commenting on a video on youtube but woooow this is really wonderful. God bless barry harris!
oh my Barry thats a delicious play right there
염감님 미쳤네요 👍👍👍
Great the full concert to enjoy. Thank you.
Qué maravilla!
aqui desde berlin!
The master, thank you for posting this.
Love Love Love ...What more can I Say ?
great “sparse” but elegant jazz rendition of Besame....
🙏🏻rest in peace
삼가고인의명복을빕니다
울림이...
감사합니다
amazing footage. thank you!!
killin'
We agree ;-)
Yeah that's good piano right there
I get the feeling Mr.Barry would be dancing all these tunes with a lovely lady, if he wasn't there playing it .
In his master class on 'the and' he mentions that they always used to go to dance halls to hear jazz. (He was possibly commenting on how people say jazz is not popular because you can't dance to it - in other words, he was saying you CAN!)
A Genius.
R.I.P
'she' is amazing
Hello future me trying to find that one part to study, it's exactly at 1:00:00.
rip
🎹👏👏🎹🎹👏
RIP
So sad to hear of Barry's recent passing apparently from complications relating to Covid 19.
Barry's had breathing problems for awhile, on and off, pre-covid. He had to have breathing treatments occasionally. If you look at older videos, he always had a cigarette. Breathing problems are harder to fight as you get older. If he had been in the hospital prior to the Covid marketing era, they would have called it pneumonia. Regardless, may Barry rest in Power. I will cherish his memory and his work forever.
1:13:53 chopin.
😌🤗👍
The mixing doesn't do the double bass justice ;___;
00:25:26
what was that first song called
"She" by George Shearing and/or Bud Powell
Ruby My Dear. by Monk
Meant to put my full name, Phillda Ragland Njau
I'll take Bob James over Barry any day lol, it is just too much the way he plays. I say lighten up man, spread out the chords and live a little