Wynton Marsalis Interview

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Uploaded by on Mar 21, 2011

A wonderful, obviously loving, insightful chat about the inimitable piano genius Eric Lewis, by Jazz authority, Pulitzer Prize, multi Grammy Award winning, Artistic Director of Jazz @ Lincoln Center; Mr. Wynton Marsalis. Eric Lewis's Album "Hopscotch", available on line @ www.iTunes.com
Video Available soon on line at, www.Fortressrecords.US.

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  • 75% of the people who watch to this video will not truly take it to heart.

    22% of the people will recieve it and apply what he says for a little while, until it is then chocked out by the cares of this world. (Like he was saying at the end.)

    3% will apply the concepts and their lives will be changed.

    Who's in the 3%?

  • @changeofaddress1 there typically aren't many black people that are into jazz, contrary to popular belief. i play in a jazz band and i rarely see black people watching. sure, jazz has its black roots, but most black people, sadly, aren't interested in jazz as much as hip hop.

    

  • Gotta love this guy. Marvelous insights and great advice at the last half of the video. Thank you for posting!

  • at the beginning, does he say that there being a lot of black people at the gig is not normal for jazz? if i heard that right, i don't get it. why would there typically be more white (or other?) than black people at a jazz gig?

  • Kind words, I wonder what Wynton would say about ELEW though...

  • Very soulful and deep. I love this so much!

  • Thank You Brother!!! Wynton is a true student of the art form call Jazz

  • Great upload, thank you

  • Takes one to know one. Marsalis is a first class musician as well. We are blessed to be contemporaries.

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