The Touch of Your Lips | Jazz for Corporate Events | Stewart Hoffman Quintet
21.06.2012
http://www.StewartHoffmanMusic.com The Stewart Hoffman Quintet plays Ray Noble's "The Touch of Your Lips" at the World Hydrogen Energy Conference at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto.
Lenny Soloman, violin
Harry Timmermans, saxophone
Brigham Phillips, piano
Dick Felix, bass
Stewart Hoffman, drums
From private parties to weddings and corporate events, Toronto-based Stewart Hoffman provides elegant, swinging jazz to set the perfect tone for your event.
For further information, visit http://www.stewarthoffmanmusic.com or call 416 462-9615
Stewart Hoffman/Dan Ionescu Duo play "On Green Dolphin Street"
19.01.2012
http://www.StewartHoffmanMusic.com Playing "On Green Dolphin Street" for Robert Graham Designs, Toronto Fashion Week, October 2011
Get Organized Behind the #Drums with Larnell Lewis [L&M Learning Series C... https://youtu.be/Z3KLjaQBZrI via @YouTube #musiceducation
An excellent lesson on ride cymbal technique from the great Peter Erskine. #MusicEducators and students should take note of his relaxed playing, and how to practise slowly while focusing on time and sound . . . #drumset #jazzdrumming
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Just notified that November 28 is the last day to watch free stream of Never Too Late: The #DocSeverinsen Story. #trumpet #drums #MusicEducation #jazz #percussion https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/never-too-late-hso/b3809e28-2dd6-11eb-ad95-0fd73ad4e37d?fbclid=IwAR1yf2SdxbcjN9eIbAHQxCSJURm7TYegAVx9JpjY0cKocAPWFTU-n2kJ6Vo
Angela Hewitt plays Bach Goldberg Variations on her new Fazioli from the Thomaskirche in Leipzig. https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/100768-000-A/angela-hewitt-plays-the-goldberg-variations/?fbclid=IwAR0Qsf-yuyFm_nP4Y2Mucd1ljF4gpxg9Fn5F_bG0RJlnbofB0BD8MiVGhdQ
Larnell Lewis is a wonderful musician. This promises to be a very informative and inspiring clinic for both teachers and students . . .
Get Organized Behind the Drums with Larnell Lewis [L&M Learning Series Clinic]
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Figuring out what to practice can be a challenge. Even understanding how to support a song, a moment, or even what kit piece to hit at any particular moment ...
The remarkable Warren Wolf playing vibes, drums AND piano!! Very exciting music. A bit of inspiration for your students (and for me too!!) . . .
A terrific ride cymbal lesson by the great Peter Erskine. Students should note how relaxed his playing is, and the importance of practising slowly while focusing on time and sound. As a followup, students can check out his playing with Weather Report and many other wonderful bands . . . www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYSFMeT4LxU
Peter Erskine - Ride Cymbal Technique Part 1 - YouTube
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Being able to smoothly swing a beat on the ride cymbal is an essential skill for any jazz drummer. From the dynamic quality, to the rhythmic placement of each h...
In "Teaching Single Strokes for Snare Drum, Part 1", band teachers will discover an effective exercise that will direct students away from hammering into the drum and lead to a more controlled technique.
Teaching Percussion | Snare Drum | Drum Set | Stewart Hoffman Music
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Videos on playing and teaching percussion as explained by Stewart Hoffman, author of The Band Teacher"s Percussion Guide: In sights into Playing and Teaching Percussion (Oxford University Press).
💙 Tony Williams Lifetime + V.S.O.P.“I study all the time.” Williams said. “It’s like being a doctor in a way. In music, you have to always keep learning, and I like learning. Right now, I am just trying to write as well as I can. I would like to be as good a composer as I think I am a drummer. I’d like to get it up to the same level as my playing. The people I like are mostly classical composers – Stravinsky, Shostakovich, Bartok, Edward Elgar, Aaron Copeland and a lot of nineteenth-century composers like Chopin and Grieg.” – Tony Williams ![]()
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Tony Williams poses for a portrait in 1979 in New York City, New York. ![]()
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