Glenn Zaleski breaks down Barry Harris' magnificent "It Could Happen To You"

[@PabloHeldmusic]

thank you for this, Glenn!

[@pdbass]

Taking notes over here, my brother! You're AMAZING, Glenn!!

[@GlennZaleskiPiano]

Paul you are the best! Your Rufus Reid chorus on the G Blues is 🔥!

[@DavidConnors]

Thank you for making Barry 5% comprehensible as opposed to being 0% comprehensible as is normally the case for this beginner.

[@AlecKatz]

Very nice, Glenn! ✨

[@dominicduvalbass]

Wonderful, Glenn! ❤

[@TamirGal]

Amazing stuff here. Thank you for that!

[@remyvegamedia]

Wow! Gems!

[@edzielinski]

Elegant and lucid, and jam packed with useful insights. Thanks Glenn!

[@anthonywritesfantasy]

I've always loved the way you articulate musical ideas, since the first video I saw. Really appreciate you!

[@chrisharrison809]

Just love your teaching man.

[@timbruer7318]

I like the way you explain things Glenn, thanks.

[@Ambidextroid]

Geat video. At 7:30 I think you are missing the middle C in that dominant chord which I'm sure i can hear in the recording

[@pasonnosapwang6025]

Learn so much thank you

[@КонстантинСадоев-ь3щ]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@JustTutupa]

Fantastic explanation and insight. Thank you Glenn for sharing this!

[@justinerwin9365]

I think Barry must have learned that trick from Monk. He’s about the only other pianist I notice that will quickly release certain notes in a chord while leaving others pressed for the full duration of the chord. Seems like a continuation or another aspect of Monk’s stark aesthetic. Beautiful and strange. Always cool to learn from you Master Zaleski.

[@charlesperforms]

both bud powell and Sonny Clark did this too!

[@davidmiller4078]

Deep stuff ive always liked the song by Jimmy Van Heusen and johnny Burke and heard many differant versions of it from Etta James to Kieth Jarret it is a very rich harmonic and melodic song thanks fors your break down

[@dylandecker_music]

Awesome video! There's another gorgeous version of Barry playing this tune on Marian McPartland's show (kzbin.info/www/bejne/boS2aadsh9-ija8). The timestamp is 1:33.

[@dr.brianjudedelimaphd743]

Alot of Barry's harmonic "interpretations" are borrowed from Bud Powell's recordings, and this one is no exception...