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Playlist:
1. Swingtime In The Rockies…Benny Goodman at Carnegie Hall (0:56)
2. Bei Mir Bist Du Schon…Benny Goodman/Martha Tilton (3:29)
3. China Boy…Benny Goodman Trio (7:40)
4. Stompin’ At The Savoy…Benny Goodman Quartet (12:40)
5. Dizzy Spells…Benny Goodman Quartet (18:32)
6. Sing, Sing, Sing…Benny Goodman Band (24:33)
7. If Dreams Come True…Benny Goodman Band (37:02)
8. Big John’s Special…Benny Goodman Band (40:40)
9. The More I See You…Dennis and Peter Lotis (44:42)
10. Just a Quiet Hour…Bennie Raubenheimer (47:39)
11. All I Have To Do Is Dream…Mika (50:39)
12. Let’s Dance…Music Unlimited (53:33)
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On this page a short but pointed tribute from Adam Mannes to what’s below the “tip of iceberg” of what we hear on records and see in live performances and on video.
It’s called “practice” but it really understates what’s involved.
Ongoing training, study, exploration, perfecting. For serious artists, it’s a never ending process and as fans we’re the beneficiaries.
Adam is one of many educators who is making music education available around the globe at a level that was previously unimaginable.
Note BOLD: Online education is a godsend, but for children it is NOT a substitute for a caring, inspiring LIVE teacher.
Adam Maness and Open Studio
Jon Cleary – New Orleans piano and culture
Dan the Composer – Unique meditations on the art of playing the piano
Rick Beato – Musician, producer, educator
Oliver Prehn – Pianist and educator
Jonny May – Jonny May shows the tricks of the trade behind a number of piano styles
Jamey Aebersold – Not strictly a piano source, but you can’t talk about jazz education without Jamey. (See our podcast interview with him.)
If you have a hankering to learn some piano and are starting from scratch, I particularly recommend Jon Cleary and Oiver Prehn for to help you break the ice. The most important thing – more important than theory, practice, good form etc. – is to put your hands on the keys and discover that when you do, interesting things can and often do happen.
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