Barry Harris - Passport (Ch.Parker) Rome 2016

8/03/2016 Barry Harris Jazz Workshop in Rome

[@gambeats1]

Proud to say I know him, picked him up from the train stations, Sat at his house and lessons in NYC.Shared meals and talked much shit and laughed! The Father! xoxo

[@hjnklful]

So much to learn in just this one clip...sigh

[@freddobbs8702]

Hippest cooest blues I’s ever herd

[@StavrosKalt]

Immortal LEGEND!

[@nersina2]

world's best jazz pianist

[@johng9393]

i would amend that to bebop jazz pianist - Bill Evans Herbie McCoy went in other directions and are easily the equal to the great great Dr Harris. That bebop language has been diluted and modified since Bird and Diz. Barry is the closest or one of. I strongly strongly recommend working with the hand drum and following mike longo Rhythmic Nature of Jazz ? 4 parts Barry played bebop a tad better than Mike. but Mike’s method is straight from the heart of the rhythm of bebop. Dizzy Gillespie. Dizzy told Mike. referring to Bird. that Bird had the MELODIC aspect That’s why Bird has never been surpassed. he had high degree of both the melodic and rhythmic -get it? for rhythm , study Mike Longo method , a humble derivative of his mentor Dizzy Gillespie . Dizzy was probably the deepest rhythmically with be bop. but Bird was the ultimate melodically while still having the rhythmic part

[@NeterFruit]

@@johng9393 folly

[@nutROn77]

school! one of the sickest, most generous moments in jazz education history on a C blues. thank you Barry!!!! thank you Thomasz!

[@mauricegawronsky1359]

Definitely the best interpretation of BE BOP

[@HiImRack]

I’m new to being introduced to big Barry! All praises that I can be blessed to have to wisdom and hands like this man.

[@doce7606]

Barry's old-time watch only ticks on the 'ands'...

[@mattildahubbardo]

What an inspiration

[@yousufhashmi8794]

rip to a legend :(

[@arktetmusic5319]

God speaks through the man

[@romainbertrand253]

Amazing musician, amazing theoretician, amazing teacher.

[@errolljs]

Bebop tutorial. Wonderful video. Thanks for posting.

[@lajavaantoine2796]

I love this excerpt, so cool, a great example of musicianship and groove. Actually I have been listening to it more than once every day for a week or more. So deceptively simple and obvious, I have been trying to do the same (improvise this relaxed way on the Parkerian blues changes) for a long time now and it is not easy at all !!

[@johng9393]

Then keep up with Dr Harris and Bird but add to it. Mike Longo’s The Rhythmic Nature of Jazz 4 part series. it’s incomparable

[@elijahbuscho7715]

5:40 woooaaah!! this was fun

[@noahpettibon]

Elijah Buscho You totally beat me to it. Coppppped

[@PaulTheTrombonist]

So good

[@themusicofmiles]

Barry is a real MASTER!

[@ranielyfire]

I love this tune but hardly ever hear it being played

[@pepperwilliams4428]

He makes it look soooooooo easy!

[@PabloCardonaMusic]

I love it, this is the most jazz video of all time Barry: 🗣️🎹🎵🎶Eeugh doodoo dadadle taduugh uugh🎵🎶 Everyone: *WOOAAAAH* 🤯🤯🤯

[@aldofernandez9581]

Por favor!!! Es un maestro, cada frase que hace, las vueltas para atrás que tiene, como insiste. Sin duda un lenguaje único de la época, vigente hasta hoy.

[@vahagnhayrapetyan1285]

Finally man Finally THANK YOU VERY MUCH AGAIN AND AGAIN!!!!

[@nicolasblondel5501]

That's fantastic ! King Lion telling his story Life and transmitting the genuine be-bop flame. One of the most emotionnal moment in my jazz life. Thank you so so so much for sharing Tomasz.

[@thinktwice4565]

Bird lives 🙏🏾👍🏾

[@keyakagi8897]

Goosefuckingbumps

[@zqa12swx]

1:29 watch out now!

[@SergioValcarcel]

Eso es sabiduria musical, que grande, los pelos de punta se me ponen de oirlo..

[@vahagnhayrapetyan1285]

Heyyy My brother!! I was wondering who had this. Waitin for this so long. Can't thank you enough.

[@bialowolski]

You are welcome! :)

[@mjb82000]

Vahagn Hayrapetyan j

[@nlrmoldw1712]

This is just too hot! Got that hard bebop laced with a slow blues… sweet! And who is that in the background breaking in at 9:09 singing, “In the mood for love,” Billie? Knocks me out!

[@barrikaland]

master

[@pitullo70]

GIGANTE

[@brothercaleb]

Whooooooah!

[@kannazsnr]

👍👍

[@JackNokeJazzCo]

Which solo is he reciting at the beginning, everyone’s humming with him!

[@bialowolski]

This is his solo from horn classes.

[@JackNokeJazzCo]

Tomasz Białowolski thanks so much dude!

[@JackNokeJazzCo]

Have you got a link to a video of the horn master class or a Transcription/audio?

[@Oscarmadeofgold]

@@JackNokeJazzCo The song is actually called passport blues. You can find it on spotify by barry harris or charlie parker. Else there is a video on youtube called passport by barry harris videos where he teaches the tune. Good luck!

[@JackNokeJazzCo]

Ah thanks man! Luckily I know the tune but it’s when he takes off afterwards and they’re still humming along. Obviously a solo. It’s mentioned at the top of here that it’s from his horn classes but I can’t find it sadly!

[@SharikHasan]

Wow

[@socratease4645]

Impossible

[@johng9393]

Barry Harris is the best living representative of that jazz language if i were interested in jazz i would listen to him and Bird Daily But though not quite as great a bebop pianist. Mike Longo has a superior method to anyone. throw away the metronome and check out Mike Longo 4 DVD or online series - on rhythmic nature of jazz there is no one since , that embodied the Bebop spirit of Diz and Bird Mike was a disciple of Diz and his method reflects his deep absorption of this language

[@duarteoliveira6089]

Does somebody have the solo from the horn classes they are singing in the beginning?

[@hincapiej4]

wish that one guy would hush

[@pianoperspective]

I mean. Come on.

[@markmcmillan4233]

5:00

[@JackNokeJazzCo]

What's the substitution happening at the end of the phrase 5:40 - tritone sub 2-5?

[@bialowolski]

C Eb7 Ab Db7

[@WilliamSlaght]

Jack Noke It's the turnaround back to the tonic of which is C7. The progression is mentioned above by OP.

[@JackNokeJazzCo]

Tomasz Białowolski Ah yes ok, a tritone 2-5 sub then because it's a blues in standard form isn't it?

[@lepredator189]

Jack Noke you're right, it's the 1-6-2-5-1 turnaround all tritone subs, 1-b3-b6-b2-1. The b6 sounds major here, could also be a 7.

[@lepredator189]

Notice something similar in 11:41 to 11:46, subtle but sweet.

[@GrumpyStormtrooper]

10:43

[@alphaO27]

Does anyone have the link of the original song ?

[@etiennewittich9652]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYKmc6KDqpxrf9k

[@forwardmotion11]

What backing tracks are being used here ?

[@raefblack7906]

no backing tape. there is a rhythm section in the background

[@lepredator189]

Backing tracks?? Man oh man, I was born in the wrong century.

[@thomaslenz7306]

they used to have real people way back then, imagine that

[@suh-huggebnu-hegge1742]

Hello sir, welcome to jazz, you are hearing fingers

[@h0tsex0r]

Tremendous man amazing