James Carter clinic in Mariachi Sax Boutique, Moscow, Russia

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  • Опубліковано 5 бер 2012
  • 31 января у нас в салоне прошел мастер-класс одного из самых известных джазовых саксофонистов мира - Джеймса Картера.
    На нашем сайте по этому случаю была организована прямая видеотрансляция. Всем, кому не удалось посмотреть ее в прямом эфире - смотрите здесь.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 324

  • @CA-tb6uq
    @CA-tb6uq 2 роки тому +10

    All of the history of Jazz Saxophone is compressed into one man James Carter

  • @hommefriday
    @hommefriday 10 років тому +8

    Those young saxophonists - so wonderful!

  • @opeltonparker4672
    @opeltonparker4672 10 років тому +6

    Best sax clinic I have seen so far! James shared some techniques that in my 47 years of playing sax I was not aware of. This clinic will improve your playing by opening up new advenues of expression on your horn. Thanks James!

  • @romanhaban
    @romanhaban 6 років тому +11

    The second guy has a great sound, he Is realy good

  • @adamamor6598
    @adamamor6598 12 років тому +7

    The young guy playing Lover Man with James Carter is fantastic. The best playing of the session, including James i would suggest. Great sound and wonderful melodic lines on substitute chords - is he big player in Moscow

  • @SockimusPrime
    @SockimusPrime 11 років тому +10

    Carter's sound is definitely different, and had I heard him years ago, I might not have liked him. But now, I think he's great. He takes after Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis in many ways, with the growly sound and a lot of those chromatic licks that seem to stand out against the changes. I had similar reactions to guys like Paul Gonsalves and even John Coltrane when I first heard them. Give Carter a shot. He'll grow on you.

  • @omaryohan7694
    @omaryohan7694 Рік тому +3

    still love to watch this after all these years, thank you for organizing this event!

  • @kaiserthegreat
    @kaiserthegreat 8 років тому +45

    I was all, "Man those kids are really good" and then James Carter started playing and I was all, "Man those kids are pretty good."

  • @wyndhleodumegwu253
    @wyndhleodumegwu253 9 років тому +6

    Voici Professor of Jazz Saxophone Techniques and Improvisational Studies, Monsieur Carter.
    James Carter is all about Jazz in its true eclectic significance.He remains creatively unapologetic, as he understands that Jazz is an 'Auto-Physio-Psychic' art form which must assert and affirm improvisational spontaneity of a multiplicity of thoughts, ideas and expression.
    Many young Jazz lions have emerged during the mid-80s. James stands out as the most intrepid and adventurous artist not only on saxophones, but on bass clarinet and flutes.
    It is apparent to me that, using only the baritone saxophone in a single tune, James can be heard exuding, not only baritone saxophone sound-voice, but sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor, C-melody, bass, and contra bass saxophones. His altissimos are 'Hyper'.
    James Carter knows his audience and applies the particular tonal expressiveness appropriate to the 'now'/present audience - Don Byas, Chu Berry, Illinois Jacquet, ...Benny Carter (alto saxophone) Hear him with the String Orchestras; how he tames the various instruments tonally and by way of finesse.
    I adore the two young saxophonists also. Their sound is steady and Smooth; improvisation is well-structured. On soprano saxophone, one of them has delivered 'Body And Soul' marvelously well, with melodic, harmonic and Improvisational lyricism .They, the both of them, are 'set' with a snap-shot of spiritual emotionalism.
    Excellent performance; great video.Thanks for posting!

  • @vernonsoteldo
    @vernonsoteldo 8 років тому +4

    Mr. James Carter is a master but a beautiful person !!!

  • @skimanization
    @skimanization 10 років тому +10

    I have enjoyed this workshop, it is one the most brilliant workshops I have ever had an opportunity to see. James Carter is a great clinician as well as one of the greatest saxophonist. Here he seems to have absorbed the whole jazz saxophone tradition and styles. Here he has said a lot about saxophone's history, styles and virtuosic tips. I also liked all the 3 tenor sax players, I can see and feel their potential to become great players. Thanks to the Mariachi Sax Boutique, I never knew anything about it here in the United Kingdom. As an upcoming saxophonist myself I have learned a lot from this clinic. Well done to all!!!

  • @bek_sax
    @bek_sax Рік тому +1

    Спасибо Марьячи(нынешнему SaxBird) за такие мастер-классы с такими звездами, легендами джаза! Низкий поклон!

  • @leobrahmachari6611
    @leobrahmachari6611 3 роки тому +4

    Most lyrical playing from Mr. I

  • @DolliverSax67
    @DolliverSax67 11 років тому +7

    Carter is an Animal when it comes to playing the sax...literaly makes love to the instrument...one of my biggest influences

  • @pbh07
    @pbh07 6 років тому +6

    Everyone talks tone and articulation. James Carter is what music is all about. Anyone can play notes on a page, but not everyone can express themselves like that. Triple tongue, circular breathing, octave jumps, the list goes on! James Carter will out-play anyone on this earth! Stop being technical and nitpicky and appreciate GREATNESS!

  • @user-uz1sz1rf7k
    @user-uz1sz1rf7k Місяць тому

    Благодарю за видео

  • @sherrywashington3871
    @sherrywashington3871 5 років тому +1

    JAMES CARTER HAS BEEN BRILLIANT SINCE HE WAS A FETUS. HE IS ABSOLUTELY A FINE CLASS A MUSEUM QUALITY ARTIST! HISTORY IS BEING WRITTEN FOR HE IS ONE OF THE BEST, I FIRST SAW HIM IN DETROIT IN 1989 AT A DETROIT JAZZ FEST JAM SESSION, AND I KNEW THEN I WAS STRUCK BY JAZZ LIGHTNING!! 30 YEARS LATER HE IS THE QUINTESSENTIAL ARTIST AND PERFORMER! UNSELFISH WITH HIS BRILLIANCE HE SHARES HIS VAST KNOWLEDGE OF THE SAXOPHONE AND THE MAKING OF MUSIC WITH THE WORLD!! HIS MUSIC IS SIMPLY THE BUGATTI OF JAZZ!

  • @camilahuarcaya9829
    @camilahuarcaya9829 11 років тому +3

    I love how they play all the melody is beautiful

  • @stephenruggieri
    @stephenruggieri 10 років тому +24

    Both great players, it's clear that the second horn player listens more and takes his time. The second one is out to prove instead of play. The second player is clearer and has a even better tone.

    • @oreodog
      @oreodog 2 роки тому

      The first at least had a strong sound! The second player was absolutely fantastic though. Then it seems James Carter can just combine the two strengths they had into his own sound.

  • @francoluigi00
    @francoluigi00 11 років тому +3

    AWESOME...no words. we love you james..

  • @EddieHaskelll
    @EddieHaskelll 11 років тому +3

    Amazing stuff.... what a great session and what an honor for these young guys to spend a day with James Carter. Also, kudos to the piano player for great comping, great fils and, honestly, for just keeping up! Carter is a beast.

  • @jerryzabin
    @jerryzabin 12 років тому +3

    Thanks for posting this master player! We just heard James Carter at SPACE in Evanston, Illinois. AMAZING!!!!!

  • @juanmanuelalvarezrodriguez84
    @juanmanuelalvarezrodriguez84 Місяць тому

    Fabolous class!!¡!

  • @ThatSoto
    @ThatSoto 12 років тому +1

    Yes. Yes. YES!!!
    I love every second of this video.

  • @ozzy627
    @ozzy627 10 років тому +10

    Great video. Watched the entire thing. Bracvo Mariachi Sax Boutique! Great job filming, editing and overall. Very nice! I will visit you when I travel to Moscow someday! Thank you! James Carter = Awesome

    • @moscowmariachi-bird
      @moscowmariachi-bird  10 років тому +2

      You are always welcome to our small shop. Take you mouthpiece with you :)

  • @manumercadob
    @manumercadob 10 років тому +3

    im with "I heart NY" kid! that guy really got soul.

  • @snegarka
    @snegarka 11 років тому +1

    смотрел и СЛУШАЛ от первой до последней ноты и открыл джаз с другой стороны,со стороны ЛИЧНОСТИ,что очень важно,Честная музыка и открытая к окружающим личность,ни капли превосходства над другими...МОЛОДЕЦ КАРТЕР.

  • @tenormdness
    @tenormdness 9 місяців тому +1

    James is free. Has his own style. Breaks rules because there are no rules. That horn is an extension of him. His style might not be for everybody, it’s definitely unique

  • @RipplingOphelia
    @RipplingOphelia 9 років тому +25

    That hat
    I want it.

  • @reelBigSpic
    @reelBigSpic 11 років тому +2

    THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!!!
    I truly would love to visit Russia and experience metting other musicians in the same manner.
    It seems like a lot of fun.

  • @tenortones2
    @tenortones2 11 років тому +3

    tenor player on body&soul sounds great

  • @juanribeiro73
    @juanribeiro73 12 років тому +3

    This cheered me right up.

  • @earlslb
    @earlslb 8 місяців тому

    Great clinic JC, I loved how you got everyone involved and made it fun for the audience to listen, keep swinging, I’m going to Paris today turning 65 on Friday and wanted to go where my man Dexter Gordon played. Going to be filming Godfather of Harlem when I get back on Monday 12/18/23, I play the Godfather of Queens in the movie, directors are thinking about adding a segment of how Jazz was a part of people lives, and as long as there is someone playing Jazz never dies and our heroes live on thru us, I’m combining the acting, modeling and playing Jazz to our lives, May peace be with you!

  • @antoniomusgrove
    @antoniomusgrove 11 років тому +2

    i must say the I heart NY is a very solid player no doubt. needs to be more extroverted through his horn though. Can't wait for it take it..

  • @cruisingonroute135
    @cruisingonroute135 10 років тому +5

    This movie suggests many things to me...
    The most important thing is that james is incredibile.

  • @Star1Jingle
    @Star1Jingle 11 років тому +2

    Awesome playing. Mr. Carter is a wonderful teacher.

  • @ClassicalClarinetist
    @ClassicalClarinetist 12 років тому +2

    awesome... just awesome.

  • @vladimirandreev3874
    @vladimirandreev3874 4 місяці тому

    Два моих самых любимых саксофониста- Джеймс Картер и Антон Румянцев, еще с его учебы в Гнесинке..Наткнулся на запись в Марьячи случайно- искал любимую скрипачку Регину Картер- а она, оказывается, кузина Джеймса! А тут и Антон нарисовался, бывает же так!

  • @gmajoraminor
    @gmajoraminor 9 років тому +2

    One of my favorite videos on YT. You mustn't be Musician to feel the love in this room. Thanks to all participiants, in front and behind the cameras. BTW an appeal for all snappers: If you take pictures at any events, please shut off the "peep" at the camera.

  • @sarcasticommentator
    @sarcasticommentator 9 років тому +3

    Words of wisdom, good stuff.

  • @01974ish
    @01974ish 11 років тому +3

    Great command of the instrument altogether
    And creative. To go with it...

  • @dalmeidamusic
    @dalmeidamusic 12 років тому +1

    Nice man, thanks for sharing this!

  • @marquessax
    @marquessax 11 років тому +2

    James Carter - Saxophonist excellent! Show sound waves radiate applaud our ears. I can answer about online classes? thank you for helping me ...

  • @ericoglesby2614
    @ericoglesby2614 8 років тому +1

    at about 14:35-15:30. This separate a genius from a technical robot. Being technical is wonderful, having natural soul and touch is wonderful. Being able to express your soul with outstanding technique is what gives you the genius quality in a way.

  • @carlosestradamusicrd
    @carlosestradamusicrd Рік тому +2

    El joven del saxo hizo muy buena interpretación muy buen tenor sax solo ❤

  • @patriciathomas6076
    @patriciathomas6076 10 років тому +9

    Dis man is realy ah god of sax, on ah real.

  • @annaannaof716
    @annaannaof716 10 років тому

    Veľmi,veľmi zaujímavé video.Výborná hra na kavalitných nástrojoch.Anika

  • @leomorangelli2
    @leomorangelli2 11 років тому +2

    Imagina esses caras louvando ao Senhor!!! My God .. Thank's

  • @BlackWarriorLures
    @BlackWarriorLures 4 роки тому +4

    Carter has that Coleman Hawkins thing going!

  • @leoneljosereyescontreras5418
    @leoneljosereyescontreras5418 11 років тому +1

    Exelente estimados colegas......... Saludos...

  • @johnnyloungejazz5477
    @johnnyloungejazz5477 4 місяці тому

    What masterful playing on this tune.

  • @litow.x.5535
    @litow.x.5535 2 роки тому +1

    Muy bueno el grupo de saxofon... Y el sr Carter también... :)

  • @valvetrom
    @valvetrom 11 років тому +2

    Young fellow on tenor is excellent in Body & Soul

  • @leonidmoin6176
    @leonidmoin6176 2 роки тому +1

    Вот почему как русский комментарий, так столько злости, желчи ,ненависти , недовольства , критики своих , злого подшучивания .
    Это вообще закономерно. Как только иностранец в Россию приедет, всё русские перед ним друг друга удавят, будут страшно волноваться, чето строить из себя заумное , перебивать друг друга,не уважать друг друга. Учитесь естественности и доброжелательности у афро американских коллег.
    За видео огромное спасибо!

  • @WorkinSteamin
    @WorkinSteamin 11 років тому +2

    Excellent 'students' but James reminds you that it's all about sound.

  • @skoolboi109
    @skoolboi109 12 років тому +2

    i love how when they're playing no greater love the guy on tenor let's loose... he looked like he liked it

  • @jdez095
    @jdez095 8 років тому +15

    Carter literally kicks peoples asses with his style lol.
    He truly stands on his own in that reguard, and he has mastered all of the fundamentals. What I see here is Innovation. Taking the instrument beyond its generic purpose and making it Mind-Fucking brilliant entertainment that you are forced to respect. From the nasty lows to the dog-Infuriating Altissimo notes.
    Thats whats up.

  • @mayraalejandrasequeramarti3205
    @mayraalejandrasequeramarti3205 5 років тому

    Que barbaro James Carter, que barbaridad, jejejeje mas nada, pura crema, los chamos los hacen exelente, pero Mr Carter genial, bravo.

  • @billiongenius
    @billiongenius 11 років тому +2

    No comments yet on the two Russian tenors? I thought they were both awesome. On Round Midnight I actually like the style and lines of he "I heart NY" kid. That guy's a rock solid player. Very cool to see jazz has some legit cats in the Fatherland.

  • @abrahamgamboa
    @abrahamgamboa 10 років тому +1

    YEAH some kind of wonderful......jam jazz.....!!!!!!

  • @Mrfailstandstil
    @Mrfailstandstil 12 років тому +1

    в саксе ничо не шарю, но, наверное этот дядька крут, а этим парням повезло поиграть вместе с ним, и послушать его наставления=)))

  • @GGflute
    @GGflute 10 років тому +2

    AN PERFECT LESSON!!!

  • @thunderfoot43
    @thunderfoot43 11 років тому +4

    The best part is definitely 13:30.

  • @gjbsaxman94
    @gjbsaxman94 10 років тому +69

    sad that the first tenor student played most of the time, the kid behind him had a better tone and more interesting ideas

    • @adithyasriram633
      @adithyasriram633 6 років тому +1

      gjbsaxman94 true that

    • @BlackWarriorLures
      @BlackWarriorLures 4 роки тому

      Agreed.

    • @kabalayouri419
      @kabalayouri419 3 роки тому

      Preach !

    • @jayzp21
      @jayzp21 3 роки тому

      agree :)

    • @dontgetsentalink
      @dontgetsentalink 3 роки тому +5

      he sounded better than James Carter too, James can't play actual lines, he just folds when he tries, the other kid could do everything the two others couldn't lol.

  • @yannick94F
    @yannick94F 12 років тому

    why cant i like this like a million times? gah!

  • @user-ks6cs7fw5x
    @user-ks6cs7fw5x 10 років тому +1

    I LOVED IT

  • @DanielScottSax
    @DanielScottSax 8 років тому +2

    Those were amazing solos, I too play the sax and was wondering if anybody had any advice for an upcoming soon that be jazz saxophonist?

  • @bernardlec
    @bernardlec 11 років тому +3

    MAGNIFIQUE

  • @saxboss1
    @saxboss1 9 років тому +2

    Listen to them play their longer solos in the beginning, then dont watch the video, and try to guess who is playing each time, good listening exercise

  • @BeriganTaylor
    @BeriganTaylor 11 років тому +1

    Some parts, early on, remind me of stories about Bird in the late 40's. For instance, it's an old story that he put Miles through a bit of not-so-good-natured fun by listening to his solos on certain tunes, turning around and playing them back to him note-for-note, then improvising on them.

  • @kryztuffervonarx6943
    @kryztuffervonarx6943 4 роки тому +1

    Those young guys are very good. They could very well be professionals.

  • @carycopeland5224
    @carycopeland5224 10 років тому +4

    At approximately 39 seconds into the clip, i believe the young lady on the bottom left of your screen was the winner of the Theloneus Monk Saxophone contest 2013. If it is her, her name is Melissa Aldana and she is an absolute beast on the saxophone!!!

    • @moscowmariachi-bird
      @moscowmariachi-bird  10 років тому +1

      No, it is not Melissa. This girl's name is Karolina, you can see her playing in our other video ua-cam.com/video/3omUKzX3I3A/v-deo.html

  • @roxylebon
    @roxylebon 11 років тому +1

    great great lessons...... i would have him in italy

  • @PetersJazz1
    @PetersJazz1 11 років тому +1

    The translator is great. Translating real time cant be easy.

  • @SokratisVotskos
    @SokratisVotskos 12 років тому +1

    1:45:10-finalle..the pic of the night!James' multiphonics are so unique!

  • @MrSaxaddict
    @MrSaxaddict 11 років тому +1

    The key to bn a musician is to allow yrself to b humble n to xcept humility,even whn we think we r at our best theres always someone a little sharper than u,church

  • @ThatSoto
    @ThatSoto 12 років тому +1

    I used to LOVE plasticover. I like fibracell much more though. It lasts forever.. and although every reed you buy is different from the last its still a nice change

  • @sauloferreira3182
    @sauloferreira3182 5 років тому +1

    Merece muitos aplausos!!!

  • @johnnyloungejazz5477
    @johnnyloungejazz5477 4 місяці тому

    The kid in the back has the best tone

  • @insite2life
    @insite2life 11 років тому

    Indeed music is a language spoken the same by all.

  • @nfamoudou
    @nfamoudou 12 років тому +4

    playing lots of notes really fast does not mean you are a superior player. i have only watched seven minutes but so far this is what James seemed to be doing.

  • @playhorns
    @playhorns 11 років тому +3

    it's an exciting time with James Carter at Mariachi pro-shop, Moscow.
    i hope to meet James in the upcoming future, does he play with Selmer Mk VI or P.Mauriat? I guess that it looks like vintage of P.Mauriat, right?
    cheers!

  • @gastonethecat
    @gastonethecat 11 років тому +1

    so... "there will never be another you"; "body and soul"; "there is no greater love" (with a very nice feat. from the local player); than they play "stardust" to demostrate don byas' stuff (these are all love songs!). after that "on the sunny side of the street". all very famouse jam session's tune.

  • @Roman45873
    @Roman45873 12 років тому

    Bravissimo fantastic music .

  • @gjbsaxman94
    @gjbsaxman94 12 років тому

    i like the style and sound of the kid with the link better than the other

  • @AMIGOIGA
    @AMIGOIGA 8 років тому +6

    *Дали бы Джеймсу поиграть одному , эта же легенда . Приехал чувак со штатов , а тут студенты не дают ему и ноту вставить ;)*

  • @JuanSumy
    @JuanSumy 11 років тому +2

    Ну он и приколист,молодчага

  • @boristuranski6260
    @boristuranski6260 9 років тому

    После вчерашнего концерта вживую оживает снова необычайный восторг от мастерства самого Джеймса и его органиста…

  • @LEARNTOPLAYCRAPS
    @LEARNTOPLAYCRAPS 11 років тому +4

    I've never seen so many horns in one room.

  • @butcheniho
    @butcheniho 11 років тому +10

    To be fair to him, he soloed first and is probably shit scared of playing infront of James Carter. I know I would be.

  • @agnusize
    @agnusize 12 років тому

    Very good!

  • @MIRIANDEDEUS
    @MIRIANDEDEUS 11 років тому +1

    Amei o vídeo..

  • @mike19832626
    @mike19832626 10 років тому +2

    ваше супер красавчик

  • @davidbryan7801
    @davidbryan7801 10 років тому +30

    diferent language same music.

  • @sourdoughnt
    @sourdoughnt 12 років тому +2

    my lord that is one crazy beautiful line at 17:38. how did he even do that

  • @user-se6eh1rk2i
    @user-se6eh1rk2i 3 роки тому

    Шик,,прссто шик!!!

  • @sauloferreira3182
    @sauloferreira3182 5 років тому +1

    James cárter é muito simples e humilde.

  • @MilesLeonSax
    @MilesLeonSax 11 років тому +2

    There will never be another you

  • @saxjossie
    @saxjossie 11 років тому

    exelente que gran maestro.-.-.-.-

  • @123ben321
    @123ben321 11 років тому +1

    how can you still play 3 plus octaves (perfectly) and all that STUFF after a 10 hour plane ride....beast!!!