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.
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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
"Everything I Love" https://youtu.be/YSztsJe8gfg via @YouTube The great David Friedman playing solo marimba
Read Stewart's #Percussion Talk blog: Teaching and Playing #Paradiddles, and related videos - including Practising Paradiddles to help students focus on the finer points as they practise with Stewart in real time. #MusicEducation #OUPMusic #BandTeachers https://bit.ly/35sxEtX
Fascinating article linking "musical engagement — and #drumming in particular — to well-being and human flourishing, which is linked to physical health and . . . #longevity . . ." #musiceducation #percussion https://bit.ly/3mLToqU
Looking forward to the new doc, "#OscarPeterson: Black + White". #MusicEducators should watch out for the DVD, which could serve as an important intro to both #jazz and a towering musician that all #musicstudents (make that "everyone") should know. https://bit.ly/2VLLJxi
How many hours a day do the world’s greatest #classicalmusicians practise? #musiced #PractiseMusic #ItzhakPerlman #YoYoMa #EvgenyKissin @classicfm http://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/how-many-hours-famous-classical-musicians-practise/
live "Tribute to John Coltrane" From JazzFM91 in Toronto. Kirk McDonald and Pat Labarbera saxophones; Brian Dickinson, piano; Neil Swainson bass; Terry Clarke, drums
Buddy Rich: "Traps the Drum Wonder"Buddy Rich began playing drums in vaudeville when he was 18 months old, billed as "Traps the Drum Wonder." At the peak of Rich's childhood career, he was reportedly the second-highest paid child entertainer in the world.![]()
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"Photo of Buddy Rich as a child performer, from 1923, when Buddy would have been about 6 years old, contributed by Rex Strother, from Salt Lake, Utah." ![]()
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A mini bio from 1998 on the legendary Roy Haynes, who turned 97 yesterday. He was in his mid-80s playing here www.youtube.com/watch?v=27lwYRhjBtE with Chick Corea in Marciac, France. Remarkable!!!!
The great David Friedman playing solo marimba . . .
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Just got a new Malletech 5 octave Padauk marimba and I'm recording my first solo tune, "Everything I love" tryong to get used to the somewhat different bar s...
Read Stewart's latest Percussion Talk blog: "Teaching and Playing Paradiddles", then check out the related videos - including a new "Practising Paradiddles" video that keeps students focused on the finer points as they practise with Stewart in real time.
Teaching and Playing Paradiddles | Stewart Hoffman Music
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Learn a relaxed approach to teaching and playing paradiddles from Stewart Hoffman, author of The Band Teacher's Percussion Guide (OUP).