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Wanard Harper is not on bass, he's a drummer, not a bass player! His brother Phillip Harper trumpet player, Nephew Dashaun Haeper bass player! This is why black people have issue with wht ppl telling our truth! Please make correction, get it right, for God's sake!!!!!

Listen to Bird! Diz and the Prez! Brownie and Duke! Music immortals...!

Well done!! Bird lives. Thanks for the post.

What was different about the 6310z compared to either the first or second generation 8310z? I'm on the market for a pro horn (Yamaha preferably) and I would like to know what the differences were between the 6 and 8.

I'm the founder and CEO of Robkoo the designer and maker of this wind synth instrument. We're now thinking about putting the Qithesizer synth engine into this instrument, which will make it way powerful than a traditional musical instrument.

Wunderbar !

She was a crowd favorite at the North Sea Jazz Festival when I went there in the 1980s. When I tried to find information about her I was surprised how little there was about here.

A priori I preferred the G2 until you play a jazz solo, as if the G1 was more suitable for solos.

Can you imagine an entertainer being criticized for having an excess of personality. WTF. Talk about digging for excuses. lol

Thanks Chase.

Interesting, thanks, seems the flute is most lifelike and can see this being of use in Andean music. As a trumpet player, the flautist embouchure has always been a puzzlement. Otherwise, it does seem difficult to train the left hand, perhaps a foot pedal would have been easier to train someone do right hand dependent:-)

Hello, Chase. I'm an Italian trumpet player and I'm not very familiar with improvisation, but I really like playing the trumpet. I have a Yamaha 8310Z v3 which I chose while also testing a 6335 RC Commercial. My choice fell on the 810Z v3 because it has the brightest sound (I don't like the dark, smoky sound). I replaced the general "D" shaped pump with a "C" shaped one for even more airflow. And I confirm that the 8310Z is an excellent horn! 😎 🎺

To me the sound of the Gen 2 horn is slightly more defined, punchier and a little brighter. The Gen 1 sounds more mellow. It could be my imagination providing confirmation bias however as I always expect silver horns to be brighter. I'm still playing a 6310Z though I am thinking of trying the newer model.

Great Reminder. Thanks Mate.

Beautifully done piece.

This is the 63rd episode in the Jazz History series. Here's the full playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLdkYbUyqvkhQ8kCsmimuUTjj8VkPyTMHG.html

Dizzy Gillespie,founding member of the Modern Jazz Quartet.

The entertainer who never finished a song in performance. 🙄

Back in the day it was easier to make a piano rotate than it was to move those massive heavy old TV cameras to the right angle, creative thinking to gain the required composition.

Unreal!

Love more the sound of the second it is softer.

I liked first gen.

Case is the man 🎺🔥🔥🔥🔥

You channel is such an incredibly beautiful, thoughtful, and respectful archive of Jazz History. Thank you for making this history so accessible to the world.

Great explanations and demonstration!

Great stuff very melodic and technically sophisticated.

One of the greatest playing for the Clintons at the White House in her witty whim away. I also love to see her at home playing on her white grand piano. She sometimes would have taken with her to play.

I loved her piano in her living room area and all her dresses before she left on her tours to Europe

Dorothy is my cousin. She was a lot of fun.

Tell the people at Robkoo that they are on the righ track. Get rid of the fingering for fifths and octaves and make a mouthpiece that will do that. All you need is about 6 or 7 mouthpiece levels to hit all the notes. Then just 3 buttons. Then add a USB connector to access incredibly realistic trumpet sounds instead of the chintzy ones on board. Could be the "perfect trumpet" A little more design please! jk

Great advice. Thanks Chase!

Imbatível, dedos e mãos abençoadas por DEUS. maneco - Porto Alegre-RS -Brasil.

Finally!! Yo Chase!!

It's certainly unique and innovative, but it strikes me as remarkably disposable. The friction-hold telescoping tubes are of particular concern, since they'll loosen over time and eventually reach a point where they'll stop grabbing, and there's not an obvious way to re-tension or repair them. Personally, I suspect they'll weaken to useless for my purposes relatively quickly, given the demo with an iPad and light causing the pole to sink already - I'm using an iPad, plus reeds and phone and sundry on the stand, so I wouldn't be surprised if it was a sinker for me out of the box. Frankly, it's really concerning to me that a really normal use-case (iPad plus light) causes sinking reliably enough that it felt necessary to include in a positive review. I've been using the Peak Design SMS-30 as my portable for years now, and I'm very happy with it. Yes, it's plastic, bulky even when folded, and the desk-shelf is a separate piece that does warrant the carry-bag, but the height accommodates a standing 6ft-plus player, and the lock-hardware are compression collars using tension-levers with adjustable screws that can be re-tightened with a standard philips-head screwdriver whenever needed (about once a year with heavy loads on the desk). I'll take maintainable reliability over clever design any day.

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Diz ....The Great Bebop Master... lives on in our hearts

Any thoughts on the bore size and resistance compared to, say, a Schilke B3 (with a Bach 1-1/4 or Schilke 19 mpc? Saw a quote from Maynard, years ago, in Instrumentalist magazine, to the effect of "play the largest equipment you can handle." I've always marveled that Bobby Shew plays so well on smaller, if not the smallest, instruments. I think I'd have to re-train for months to make it work.

I saw Monk perform live a few times...

Whether he invented jazz or not, one thing is undeniable. Jelly Roll Morton is an important figure in the history of jazz.

Glorious Cannonball solo on Milestones. He owns the entire album.

Paul Whiteman, the King of Jazz in the 1920s? Yeah, right! The true king was Fletcher "Smack" Henderson. 😎

Just getting into her....what a talent! So versatile and what a catalogue of albums to dig into.

Such a pleasure to hear. Great photos! Very interesting. Thanks for posting!!

Love Carman. Thanks Mr S.

Nice shirt. Jazz people are some of the last people left in western culture that know how to dress. Thanks for being you.

GENIUSZ of Vocal Jazz😅❤ miód dla uszu i duszy! Lady Day na zawsze pozostanie vokalistka z duszą!!! 😂

Mouthpiece buzzing first or leadpipe first?

Thanks for this gem!!

Dizzy was a genius, period... and also a great human being. I don't know how much of the Arturo Sandoval story is true, but if half of that was real, it would be worth a movie... And it exist, "For love of country" where Arturo Sandoval is interpreted by Andy Garcia and Dizzy is incarnated by Charles Dutton... If you haven't check it out, great movie...Thanks for sharing this, I love it!!

Excellent Channel! Congrats! Your production quality is excellent. I also appreciate your excellent content/education/story telling skills.