Wynton at Harvard, Chapter 16: The Two-Beat Groove

[@Oooo-bi7bi]

Really pleased I found these lectures.

[@georgefenning4844]

Where can I find them …. ? As a group of videos

[@dionnehendricks1763]

Love the gentleman's physicalization of the Two-Beat groove at 7:59

[@mdsuen]

haha yeah its great, like waves lapping a beach

[@terryprockiw3831]

That rendition of Soldier's Joy is the happiest thing I've heard played in many a year. Listen to that one segment daily as a pick me up!

[@loxthelord]

these chapters are underated

[@sambwhite2053]

A wonderful piece. What diversity. What a band!

[@paqallqu1182]

That was beautiful!

[@bobrichardson5905]

absolute awesomeness

[@kathyadair8552]

Only 6 comments in 4 Year! Thank you for this Beautiful "Lesson," Sir Wynton. I 😍 every minute of it! 👏

[@danielpia2632]

Two-Beat groove , so simple , so rich

[@Matthew-pf9mj]

Bravo!!!

[@The.Occasional.Uploader]

Fantastic.

[@haskey8852]

I love this. Two beat groove is basically millitary pace of Roman Army or Persian Army or probably even older times.

[@yelassinacoulibaly]

La musique,du Faso est une source intarissable de douceurs. Elle permet de plonger au plus profond de soi et simultanément d'entrer en résonance avec son prochain, Yé Lassina Coulibaly❤❤❤❤❤

[@mmcomponentes]

Amazing

[@michael7v6]

These are absolute gold!!!

[@tonymaia8596]

The best of information the Jazz

[@iszic7248]

I don't know how to play an instrument, but I loved watching and listening to this.

[@sethwexler6910]

This was a lecture series at Harvard not a class.

[@jesusislord94]

Fantastic !

[@nothingbutenes7813]

what in the fuck? 40k views and almost no comments? These chapters are so good. The communication between band members is heart-warming.

[@martinpfeilsticker5420]

They are perfect, there is nothing more to add

[@flaviocoutinhoferreira7018]

Awesome!! What a band.!!

[@Anton-wh1xc]

I love this

[@gustavofortunato4779]

Just a genius....great Wynton!!!

[@Han-Solo459]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@sethwexler6910]

All of me is just sublime.

[@eduardohidalgo3835]

Magistral.

[@SheFishes22]

Worth going to Harvard for!!!!

[@MultiPszczelarz]

Myślałem że już nikt nie gra taaakiej muzyki..a jednak ...super

[@cycloneranger5354]

wow so awesome

[@Герасим-в5м]

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[@loydenochs8572]

good to see Harvard getting schooled :)

[@JibXL]

The vast underwear numerically branch because seal canonically sip across a elegant radiator. well-made, utter invention

[@coolworx]

I'm sorry, but that crowd is wayyyy toooooo domesticated. Somebody check them for a pulse! How can you not at least sway to this Dionysian delight?

[@btestware]

The music is certainly a pleasure to hear, but the analysis itself is entirely uninformative. I listen in vain for any insight as to why a two-beat is different from a three-beat, or even a four-beat. In fact it is not clear if Marsalis considers a two-beat as distinct from a four-beat, or whether syncopated beats (his music excerpts contain no examples) are distinct from his two-beats. The music is great, but I learned nothing from Marsalis's exposition.