Lovely video, and interpretation, of one of the Bossa Nova greats.

Доброго времени, а ваша ссылка на PDF рабочая? Я не могу открыть:(

Здорово;)

Nice, clear simple lines, phrasing, articulation, tasty.

Very nice.

I have been obsessed with this song for over a year at this point and i am so happy i finally found this video. Due to the misspelling of the title in the video i have never actually found the recording. Thank you, Brilliant video!

Anyone know where I can find a recording of this song? Seems to be no trace of it one the internet!

Tango!! The afro music from Argentina

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Sehr, sehr geil, Tim. 🙏❤🙏

Great format thank you

Hello Tim, Im a keyboardist who play on a small gig and local cafes, didnt get enough education like music course or theory but at the same time I really like jazz and all the complex solo from famous artists or pro musicians friends. I play pop and and all arround music, self taught, and on my 4 or 5th years of music journey, i just realized that im lack at solos, clarity, technique, and fundamental of advanced chord progressions, most of what i did was based on feel and i realized that its not enough. I really thankful for ur lecture that i just watched, definitely gonna try it on my keyboard right after watching this hahah, its really helpful, thankyou Tim Collins, keep making great videos, greeting from Indonesia, subscribed

The Victor Feldman special. Love it

Tim, please tell, what order did you record in? It has a great feel and fantastic playing!

Am gonna add the random jumping it’s awesome

The drums sound great!

How did you record the vibraphone? I’ve been unsure of the best way to record vibes

Excellent. But the tempo should be faster.

man if you ever met up with Paul Pieper the two of you could two like a 10 piece ensemble!

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epuic bass playing

Thanks

Dang I knew you were bad but,all instruments!?😮 🤗🐼♥️✝️💐

Impressive!!

Lovely time feel on the kit, but of course the whole tune was well done, thanks.

The world changes every day, yet tim collins remains a beast🔥🔥🔥

Soft you baby, Coltrane is hardcore

The world needs more vibraphone.

Great job Tim, just discovered you channel last week, really enjoying your stuff, really inspiring.

Very nice!

Have lived a comparatively long jazz life, and being an ardent attender of jam sessions, I can say with some honourable exceptions, even more familiar standards are unlikely to be called, more so if the specific tune is not included in the ubiquitous smart device, Real Book app. I have thought about this a good deal. Formal jazz education has had a less than benign influence, teaching, in general, a somewhat narrow repertoire. Also too, gigs at such events as weddings, christenings etc. are now somewhat uncommon, gigs where you really do need, in your head, a good many standards. This being so, there is little practical impetus to learn them. Though this should excuse young musicians from wanting to learn them, just for the melodic riches that are out there for the taking. There were only two titles from you list that I did not know. Picked most of them up within the first two bars. But, I am one of the older guys. Even now, in general, I find at least one, new to me, composition, every week. Recently. "You Know I Care". Duke Pearson. Check out the Joe Henderson version. Magic!

I like BH solo in the title track better. One of my favorite Lee Morgan albums. Ron Carters bass really pulled me in

I've always loved this tune, and you guys absolutely slayed it, awesome playing all around!

What are the roots of this music? Spanish? So infectious

Muy buenooo!!!!

Excellent! My greetings!

awesome

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What minor scale are you using as the basis for your harmonic analysis? You seem to be using a mixture of scales. The traditional basis of minor harmony is the harmonic minor scale, but you seem to be using other minor scales. For example, the III chord in minor based on the harmonic minor scale would be an augmented major chord. Also, I tend to hear this tune as being a mixture of B Minor and the relative major.

I always wonder what kind of mallet you use to get such a percussive sound

3 years late to the party, but WOW. Three great musicians really going at it. I am a piano/keyboard player, and I think you vibraphonists are amazing. How you do what you do just boggles my mind, and it is just as fun to watch a vibraphonist play as it is to hear. I am very fascinated with the vibes, possibly because they are laid out exactly like a piano keyboard. But anyway, BRAVO to a GREAT performance!

I love this breakdown, Tim. It's really helpful in my jazz journey. #Flugabone

Very nice and really melodious! Greetings from Poland!! 🎶

Hi Tim. While I don't care for the four mallet style, I have admit that your rendition kicks butt!!!!!! Thank you!!!

It must have been cold in that church!

I imagine the head as the entrance music for a very hip baseball reliever who is opening the game.

Great tune, amazing drumming too!

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Absolutely love this!!!!

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