Mr. Barry Doyle Harris is one of the Greatest pianist players of all time. I have much respect for him. He is a GREAT teacher as well. I look at his videos every chance I get. He can play some combinations of chords that will make you say"WHAT?" He is 90 years old and going strong. Lord I thank you for blessing him with such a precious gift. Amen Amen and Amen.
Always seems the composers are understated, or not even mentioned in most cases; enter Johnny Mandel who wrote this along with 2 other very moving ballads: Emily and Shadow of Your Smile all composed during the 60's. Tony Bennett had a good ear recognizing all 3 which he recorded.
I wonder know what's going on deep inside a mind that can play such intense notes, so gentle and so clean... just a well gifted brain can spread so such emotion on us hear, isn't so?!?
Beautiful song and best rendition I've ever heard. I'm working on that tune, myself, on piano. Thanks for the post & love the black&white. Song introduced in 1966 for a movie "An American Dream." A non-musical, I think, starring Stuart Whitman. Composers: Johnny Mandel (music) Paul Francis Webster (words)
+Kingsley Pedlar Hey, thanks for the movie reference! I'm going to learn this myself on piano (although I'm primarily a saxophonist). Familiar with Bill Evans' version?
Hi i love this song. Beautiful and so delicate and sweet by B.H And i love Bill Evans too his harmonies are extraordinary I am learning that wonderful song on piano and on guitar. A lot of emotion and feeling playing this music. 🎹
Hey Jeffrey, yes familiar with Bill Evan's, but personally the great Barry Harris trumps all. Had Evans lived longer, he probably would have even gotten better doing a spectacular version of this one.
@Eric Oh, Barry would beg to differ. Still sour cuz he wasn't with the modal shit on time So he didn't get to play with Miles and get the big, well deserved credit for opening whole new channels of creativity in the jazz sound.. Not trumping, but Barry still sour. Make amends before you die, Barry,, fess up. Bill was not some fucking half stepper, playing "wrong" and incomplete .
Can anyone recommend a piano teacher in Manhattan who can teach me the Barry Harris method of jazz playing? It has to be one-on-one teaching. Thank you.
@@Zacharysandilands Well, you can answer that question by "listening" to both players, and, Evans could never touch Barry as far as soloing. Also, Evans played with Miles, so, everything just gets amped up, however, Harris was overall a more complete jazz player due to his soloing prowess.
nah. evans explored a lot lf interesting harmonic ideas that barry never did. and he could solo too. so i think youre just making it up. i like both theyre playing, but i admire harris mostly as a passionate educator, someone dedicated to preserving an art form.
This is not real "black & white" video from when that was all that was possible. Someone deliberately removed the color as a bogus hipster show-off jive "aren't we hip" deal.
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Rest in peace Barry, what a legend
So sad....no words, what a loss...
Saludos Naiguata Venezuela
Cierto
Mágico
Emotivo
Melancólico
Si supera en esta canción a Bill Evans?
No es justo
Los dos
Geniales
Barry is the most intelligent jazz pianist ever. And he's not even playing with two fully-working hands anymore. An amazing piano genius.
Mr. Barry Doyle Harris is one of the Greatest pianist players of all time. I have much respect for him. He is a GREAT teacher as well. I look at his videos every chance I get. He can play some combinations of chords that will make you say"WHAT?" He is 90 years old and going strong. Lord I thank you for blessing him with such a precious gift. Amen Amen and Amen.
素晴らしい演奏をありがとうございました。
RIP Johnny Mandel. What a beautiful song and Barry plays it so deeply.
Always played this and now I understand why B.H. makes it easy to relate as a musician.🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯
Music to heal the soul and Heal the World
Hypertalented and inspired musician playing a gorgeous theme by Johnny Mandel...
Deep jazz magic.
Very humble style of playing
Who could possibly dislike this?
Always seems the composers are understated, or not even mentioned in most cases; enter Johnny Mandel who wrote this along with 2 other very moving ballads: Emily and Shadow of Your Smile all composed during the 60's. Tony Bennett had a good ear recognizing all 3 which he recorded.
Good observation!
Yes, he(Mandel) also wrote "Close Enough for Love" which I play almost every day but it's a lesser known comp of his.
Brought me to tears
Mr. Harris,
Your sound is so rich and full of beautiful notes :)
Thank you sir
I wonder know what's going on deep inside a mind that can play such intense notes, so gentle and so clean... just a well gifted brain can spread so such emotion on us hear, isn't so?!?
yaaaaaas
Practice
No one can imitate this person's touch.🎹
Dr.Harris we ❤️ you,thanks🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯.
Barry Harris, una grande poesia del Jazz. Con le sue armonie ci porta a sognare ad occhi aperti. Grazie per la tua bellissima Musica!!!
Beautiful song and best rendition I've ever heard. I'm working on that tune, myself, on piano.
Thanks for the post & love the black&white.
Song introduced in 1966 for a movie "An American Dream." A non-musical, I think, starring Stuart Whitman. Composers: Johnny Mandel (music) Paul Francis Webster (words)
+Kingsley Pedlar Hey, thanks for the movie reference! I'm going to learn this myself on piano (although I'm primarily a saxophonist). Familiar with Bill Evans' version?
Jeffrey Newton Bill Evans version is amazing.
Cuanto más lo escucho más me gusta
Thank you for posting this. This is so important.
You're welcome. Please share and subscribe, there will probably be more!
Done. Thanks again. This is priceless
素晴らしい演奏です‼️
🎶🎹🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💜
Quelle douceur...
Exquisite.
...notables melodìas ,hermosa mùsica, es un pianista que me gusta escuchar...
una delicatezza impareggiabile, di un grande Maestro Barry... che continua a nutrirsi e nutrirci di musica...
Hi i love this song.
Beautiful and so delicate and sweet by B.H
And i love Bill Evans too his harmonies are extraordinary
I am learning that wonderful song on piano and on guitar.
A lot of emotion and feeling playing this music.
🎹
So delicate and precise!!!
Beautiful performance. nuff said
Magniique version,pleine de délicatesse ,de tendresse ,de douceur,ma préférée avec celle de Bill Evans.
とても美しい音色です。
thanks Barry
Masterpiece
Shirley Horn. Shows how many flavors there are in beautiful
Incredible
Hermosa música, interpretación magistral!
Great--Barry Real Good Jazz Playin!! Good Technique--Harmony tks Buddy ;)
Bravo!
so beautiful
Great!
この上ないタッチの繊細さ。
あなたが楽しんでくれて嬉しい!
Apaixonante ❤️
Wow great!!!!!!!!!! ❤
Superb!!!!!!!
....me gusta
Is anybody able to transcribe this beauty?
ArgoBeats I'll have a go!
yes.UWE KARCHER
imalamboman12 how did it work out? I would give an arm for a transcription
I'm doing a transcription atm
@@roya1e please let us know how it goes
NICE💫
Hey Jeffrey, yes familiar with Bill Evan's, but personally the great Barry Harris trumps all. Had Evans lived longer, he probably would have even gotten better doing a spectacular version of this one.
@Eric Oh, Barry would beg to differ. Still sour cuz he wasn't with the modal shit on time So he didn't get to play with Miles and get the big, well deserved credit for opening whole new channels of creativity in the jazz sound.. Not trumping, but Barry still sour. Make amends before you die, Barry,, fess up. Bill was not some fucking half stepper, playing "wrong" and incomplete .
Obrigada
aint nothin else
Omg
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Reminiscent of Chris Anderson?
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Can anyone recommend a piano teacher in Manhattan who can teach me the Barry Harris method of jazz playing? It has to be one-on-one teaching. Thank you.
AnEnormousBBFan Jeb Patton over at Queens college might do you right. He's really into Barry's work as well.
+AnEnormousBBFan
Sacha Perry. !!! and Good Luck finding him.
look for him at Smalls or Fat cat
+Vahagn Hayrapetyan I've jammed at both and can't wait to go back (700 miles away at this point...).
an old man story
I thought that woman who got up out of her seat and stood behind Barry in the beginning was going to sing....LOL
She was trying to transcribe Barry´s Hands
Better than cheesecake..........
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Everybody talks about Bill Evans. Evans was great, but, he wished he could have played like Barry.., even back in 1960.
How do you know that? Not saying your wrong just curious where you heard that from
@@Zacharysandilands Well, you can answer that question by "listening" to both players, and, Evans could never touch Barry as far as soloing. Also, Evans played with Miles, so, everything just gets amped up, however, Harris was overall a more complete jazz player due to his soloing prowess.
nah. evans explored a lot lf interesting harmonic ideas that barry never did. and he could solo too. so i think youre just making it up. i like both theyre playing, but i admire harris mostly as a passionate educator, someone dedicated to preserving an art form.
santa clause aint coming for christmas
he said he needs a break
This is not real "black & white" video from when that was all that was possible. Someone deliberately removed the color as a bogus hipster show-off jive "aren't we hip" deal.
or maybe they just thought it more aesthetically pleasing