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How to Fake Anything on Stage: Part I 

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Комментарии : 17   
@ajbrewer1777
@ajbrewer1777 2 года назад
I just can’t get enough of Mortensen. Truly a defining figure in my music development (been playing for 7 years and I just bumped into him on RU-vid a few months ago!)
@beezinga_jerry
@beezinga_jerry 2 года назад
Same! I’ve been playing a decade and I only discovered him a few months ago too! He’s awesome!!!
@M419.99
@M419.99 2 года назад
It's always beyond cool that a fellow musician acknowledges Keith Jarrett, let alone an established scholar like Dr. Mortensen. I have a feeling that many people are so afraid of his dedication to good sounds that they belittle everything he does under the guise of 'bad forms, terrible postures, showmanship vocalizations, etc...' The truth is, in Keith's words, "Passion just takes over". The intentionality in every note he plays is insane, it truly escaped formal education and entered the spiritual realm of the Source. That's why he does what he does. So I would love to see Dr. Mortensen really loosens yourself and hear what you truly wants to say. In fact, I'll just be humble and hear anything. Thank you Doctor.
@darrenmartin4596
@darrenmartin4596 2 года назад
Dr. Mortensen your teaching style is fantastic! Thank you for this.
@Angelo-z2i
@Angelo-z2i 2 года назад
This topic is extremely interesting, I'm glad I'm expanding my knowledge beyond what my conservatory taught me
@NikhilHoganShow
@NikhilHoganShow 2 года назад
8:03 🤣
@joshuasanford
@joshuasanford 2 года назад
thank you. i continue to be fascinated by this field. incentives have not yet lined up which would allow me to dedicate regular time for partimenti study. this summer, life changes may allow me the space needed to allot regular time towards this practice. thank you for your work in this field. you have certainly kept it in my mind as a worthwhile fascination.
@SZ-wb1qb
@SZ-wb1qb 2 года назад
Great work. Waiting for part II
@Gilloringsend
@Gilloringsend 2 года назад
Thank you so much for all your brilliant videos which are always done ina way that “everyone” can follow, enjoy and learn from also inspire. Only wish I had this facility when I was younger and learning music. Comparing the two times is like comparing different worlds. I suppose the advantage to the old way of learning, before the internet was that the small amount you may have learned was solid and learned slowly and methodically which I believe is still the best way but after a certain level to have these type of videos is brilliant. Also John you seem like a genuinely nice person who enjoys his work / art.
@gabelonguinhos
@gabelonguinhos 2 года назад
thank you, it's incredible this is here for free
@simonkaerts2228
@simonkaerts2228 2 года назад
That little 'small talk' example you gave was extremely funny, but at the same time makes it click for me.
@mrCetus
@mrCetus 2 года назад
Need part 2 please 🙏
@BachFlip
@BachFlip 2 года назад
'Hmmm....Livre du Clavecin No.47 by Giacomo Spimoni.' Hilarious!
@TheAeroflyGuy
@TheAeroflyGuy 2 года назад
I found 12:03 extremely funny! So true though!
@BachFlip
@BachFlip 2 года назад
Me too! Giacomo Spimoni! Ha! I laughed so much! Think of the fun you could have with people, improvising pieces and then attributing them to hilariously named but completely fictitious composers! 😄
@superblondeDotOrg
@superblondeDotOrg 2 года назад
07:40 get good or die tryin'
@pondreezy
@pondreezy 2 года назад
Need part 2 please 🙏
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