Where can i find partitions like you play ? Can you help me ? Thank you very much Jean Luc L France

Can you give me some partitions you play on this video or where can i find it ? Thank you very much Jean Luc L

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i'M GOING BACK TO STUDY THIS AGAIN!!! AHHHHH

You are absolutely awesome. I need you to accompany me. Precious Lord is one of my favorite hymns.❤

Go on Bartz!!!

I studied and played classical piano for 20 years. Never really, truly enjoyed it until I struggled to play Scott Joplin, Eubie Blake and Jelly Roll Morton. Then I discovered true satisfaction in playing my piano.

3:45🤯🤯🤯

walter blanding(??) on tenor sax?

Zaccai & Lucas 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 love you guys

The left hand so good ... is almost the whole

still love your work!!

Happy rhythm ! Wow ! I watched this video years ago and it was just as good this time.

Oh my! You're a way better pianist than I am, but there were far to many wrong notes! Slower and more accurate with less pedal is the way to go with ragtime! Love and peace!

Love that guy, the way he is explaining with calm. Great musician !

Can't bear Wynton! 😡

so condescending

Awesome !!!

Awesome! Seems like Jelly Roll Morton could jam, vamp, and improvise endlessly. 😄

Great information if playing Guitar in an orchestra is what you're looking for. Stay close to that fourth or G string your job is tenor to the Bass player. And stay clear of those treble strings that's the Piano players territory. You don't compete with these instruments in any way. Now you know how to play rhythm Guitar in and Orchestra.

Excellent!

“Music is always for the listener, but the first listener is the player.”

Good information. I didn't grasp it all but enough to have an understanding of that chunk chunk sound I love so much. Focus on the fourth string avoid the larger bass strings. I watch this many times to pick up on what I missed first time.

Why are so many gospel songs written in Ab?

You are amazing 😮😊

Wow incredible performance!

Miss you Phil. Rest in peace.

I wish you could write out the music starting at 4:35. It was so awesome. I would pay anything for the transcription !

guy cant feel new orleans joys but sure can play the pearls

He sounds great with Wynton Marsalis

Thank you for posting this. This style of playing guitar has become a lost art. I was fortunate enough to have the great Al Viola in my band for several years. You got everything right ... a very important and "essential" video. Congratulations !

GRAZIE MILLE

Wait, didnt have to slay like that with the singing 😳 😂😂 KILLED IT

i just listened to Count Basie's One o'clock Jump and the guitar is just as you described. I never paid attention to this kind of thing before. Thanks.

God bless the interviewer for his innate rapport with Mr. Walton 👏🏿👏🏿🎼🎹❤️

Man that was awesome! Yeah it's just a tambourine until you hear someone who can really play one.

Sam Jones and Billy Higgins - not Billy "Agents".

Good evening, which instrument do you use? :)

I love and collect Henderson 78, but Phil failed to mention that he was hired by the legendary early Black company Black Swan as musical director in 1921, and also accompanied scores of female blues artists on piano. At the same time, he started up his own orchestra in about 1923. He did as many plain, non-jazz stock arrangements as he recorded Don Redman's jazzed-up tin-pan-alley tunes and some original out-and-out jazz compositions...even prior to hiring Louis Armstrong in 1924. Henderson recorded prolifically on almost every label in business at the time.

Interesting since the magnetic pickup doesn't pick up sounds from the guitar only the strings so, whether the pickup dampens the acoustic sound is irrelevant.

2:59 this is becoming a thing for me as of lately. Been transcribing Benny Goodman solos on you guitar which is tricky because of the way the instrument create a different vibe but there’s time where everything I remembered just ran away and I have to close my eyes and just trust my heart aka my ears

Sir.. Can you do a video on proper breathing technique for sax.

Omg!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for this! I have been searching KZbin for some type of tutorial for the longest time but never found much that would help. This video is like a epiphany. Thank you, thank you, thank you ❤❤❤

It's 2024, I'm listening to Phil's archived Bix Beiderbecke Birthday Broadcast on WKCR and I felt the urge to pay my respects to this great man who has been a constant source of enlightenment over the years with his knowledge, wisdom, passion, humility and charisma. Thank you Phil Schaap, indefatigable jazz crusader, you will never be forgotten.

This a splendid analysis of the Morton's genius. Waldo's interpretation of "The Pearls", a brilliant piece, swings in a way that I find very agreeable, and intimates the way in which ragtime can evolve.

Eubie came to my city of Buffalo NY to record with QRS piano roll Co. in 1978 or maybe 1983 or so. Bob Berkman was owner at this time & when I spoke to him remembered Eubie well. QRS was one of the last piano roll companies to exist as I recall. I am glad Buffalo could contribute to ragtime & jazz. We are a very old city with beautiful Victorian & Edwardian era homes, second empire. Preserved quite well.

So this is what Schapp looked like. He's right; wish we had more footage/history on Fletcher Henderson. Thanks!!

Chirillo actually smiles at about 4:10. Didn’t think he could.

Love Mr. Bartz!

This is fascinating. thank you Terry...