Dick Hyman fans, you're invited to a live master class with Dick Hyman and Dave Frank about Dick's music and career. Includes 2 new great solo performances by Dick, loads of interesting conversation and 2 *burnin* duets by Dick and Dave. Type in "Dave Frank" Dick Hyman in Youtube.You will enjoy this!!
Hyman is one of the most under appreciated jazzmen on the scene. The guy's technically as good as they get and certainly as creative as Oscar ever was.
Actually he famous for his ragtime, but seeing as how he is playing at Hotel Macklowe hes probably just playing what he thinks the audience will enjoy.
@aardvaark069 Think is more of a venue thing. No money for jazz.... There are recordings of Dick Hyman playing on a bosendorfer and its very good quality i have to admit. Well worth it!!
@aardvaark069 I don't know if Baldwin does this today, but from my first hand observation when I was growing up, they would lend grands to prominent pianists indefinitely in exchange for being listed in their publicity as a "Baldwin Artist". But I must agree with your lament - Baldwins were never, ever, on a par with Steinways or Bosendorfers. I have yet to play a Baldwin I admired.
@aardvaark069 ahahah...:-) but what about the "Baldwin sound" of many and many Bill Evans recording sessions...?? Or maybe...under Evans' fingers also a table would sound fantastic...!!
More posts of Dick's eloquent and diverse piano style shuold be posted. Thanks for this one -featuring some stride. His many years of Jazz in July in NYC produced great evenings of multi themed Jazz played by the best and helped continue Dicks long history of keeping Jazz musicians working. Tatum called it right- a great talent.
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Dick Hyman, that sounds like a made-up name.
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Torn Hyman, any relation?
She lives in New South Wales.
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Anyone?
PsalmHymn 1 month ago
Does Dick Hyman play by ear or sheet music?
16yearoldwhiteboy 2 months ago
He can funk it up on the MOOG, play a rag like Tatum or play amazing ballads!
Is their anything this man CAN'T do?
MrDriller36 3 months ago
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pedrinhooooo 5 months ago
what a legend this guy is love all his stuff.
paulallen34 7 months ago
Master school!!!!!!!!!
RasadHuseynov 7 months ago
COMMENT on his name: I went to Jr High with his son his name was
also Dick Hyman, but he was called "little Dick Hyman" by the way he is one
of the most recorded pianist in all of Los Angeles and played any piano,
he had dual Steinways at home, and everything in the studio, he wasted much
time trying electronic keybooards that never met his standards
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Dfrankjazz 9 months ago
Hyman is one of the most under appreciated jazzmen on the scene. The guy's technically as good as they get and certainly as creative as Oscar ever was.
flylooper 10 months ago
This man's ability to copy Ocsar peterson and Art Tatum "to the T" is phenominal, but still i hear Mr. Hyman's tradition sound. A Superb Musician!
Dontaking2008 10 months ago
Is it just me who finds his name funny?
mattfaulkner 11 months ago 2
nice one dick.class of great note.
spadge1able 1 year ago
Hyman is simply one of the best pianists I've ever heard... What a brilliant improviser.
davis21wylie 1 year ago
suchan allround pianist
Andreeeiiii 1 year ago
Le pianiste et le morceau mériteraient un autre instrument que ce "Baldwin" qui sonne comme une casserole. Dommage ....
jamesp34 1 year ago
Mestre da versatilidade e da beleza.Puro Jazz...
afpctube 1 year ago
An amazing talent that is always a delight . Dick Hyman ranks among the greatest pianists of all time. He can play in any style.
Author of "Compendium of Over 2000 Jazz Pianists"
arnie409 2 years ago 3
Thank God for one of the living legends with playing reminscent of the great Art Tatum. Spontaneous licks with such balance.
ifiwereu 2 years ago 2
hehe that's a really good way to put it... spontaneity with balance. The definition of jazz.
supahsekzy 2 years ago
One of the all time greatest!
mulderenmulder 3 years ago 7
I love this pianist but why oh why do jazz pianists feel that it is sooooh necessary to play these awful crass sounding Baldwin pianoes?
aardvaark069 3 years ago 15
Actually he famous for his ragtime, but seeing as how he is playing at Hotel Macklowe hes probably just playing what he thinks the audience will enjoy.
Pianoninja924 2 years ago
he's famous for his versability. more than you ever have. or me. but why stop tryin?
NYJOS 2 years ago
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Cuz they all have hearing damage :)
gassyjeff 1 year ago
@aardvaark069 Think is more of a venue thing. No money for jazz.... There are recordings of Dick Hyman playing on a bosendorfer and its very good quality i have to admit. Well worth it!!
aefdsasefda 10 months ago
@aefdsasefda This piano does sound like crap...wow.
aefdsasefda 10 months ago
@aardvaark069 I have observed that most top jazz pianists play Steinways or Yamahas.
Kolef88 10 months ago
@aardvaark069 Agreed about Baldwin but I have observed that most top jazz pianists prefer Steinways or Yamahas.
Kolef88 10 months ago
@aardvaark069 I don't know if Baldwin does this today, but from my first hand observation when I was growing up, they would lend grands to prominent pianists indefinitely in exchange for being listed in their publicity as a "Baldwin Artist". But I must agree with your lament - Baldwins were never, ever, on a par with Steinways or Bosendorfers. I have yet to play a Baldwin I admired.
rekab7070 8 months ago
@aardvaark069 ahahah...:-) but what about the "Baldwin sound" of many and many Bill Evans recording sessions...?? Or maybe...under Evans' fingers also a table would sound fantastic...!!
dido93 6 months ago
@aardvaark069 it's the video quality. Baldwin piano's are absolutely delicious sounding in person
Chezmat1 3 months ago
More posts of Dick's eloquent and diverse piano style shuold be posted. Thanks for this one -featuring some stride. His many years of Jazz in July in NYC produced great evenings of multi themed Jazz played by the best and helped continue Dicks long history of keeping Jazz musicians working. Tatum called it right- a great talent.
klavier1us 3 years ago 4
swingin solo ;)
sherwinjtb 3 years ago 4