I was a regular at Wallace's bar in Orange, New Jersey where Don Lambert played endlessly from 1947 until his death in 1962. He could not read a note of music but could play any song in any key. He could not reach a tenth with his left hand but managed to develop the best left hand in the business. We are fortunate to be able to hear whathe could do so magnificently.
@jesserussell72423 жыл бұрын
They don’t make great stride pianist like this anymore this is very fantastic.
@EyaoPantah6 ай бұрын
I'm here after listening Earl Hines and Art Tatum's versions, three of the greatest stride pianist including Donald Lambert... Donald has a special and unique way to play the piano is like he's touching his own soul
@larskoppi388910 жыл бұрын
A great version of Tea for Two.
@SELMER19478 жыл бұрын
Merveilleux pianiste, sonorité pleine, inventivité et un des plus grands spécialistes de stride ! Quel dommage qu'il n'aie pas bénéficié de meilleures conditions d'enregistrement !!!!
@chrisSkordPiano5 жыл бұрын
I am so glad I found this
@stridedude7 жыл бұрын
Johnny Guarnieri was another pianist with small hands who emulated Lambert.
@PeterBrownPianist10 жыл бұрын
Yes, it really is one guy playing! No dubbing either. Like Bill Evans, a true pianists' pianist. Isn't it strange how the world ignores genius? In the UK, I can count on ONE hand the people I've met who have actually heard of Art Tatum. I have never met anyone who has even heard of Donald Lambert , let alone heard him play.
@andrewbarrett1537
3 жыл бұрын
Hopefully now with KZread more people can look him up and enjoy his genius :)
@Leninetz10 жыл бұрын
Yes, Lambert did a stunning arrangement. I am trying to do songs in his style -
@iai3n3 жыл бұрын
does anybody know the name of the tune he plays with his right hand?
@andrewuk26834 жыл бұрын
Just got hold of this arrangement. Look forward to mastering it. Luckily, I can comfortably reach the 10ths !
@PeterBrownPianist10 жыл бұрын
If you're trying to emulate Lambert, I hope your hands are way bigger than my tiny ones! Do you know my favorite version of 'Tea for Two? Search for Tea for Two Art Tatum If you would like to see a score of a different, but still incredible performance see: Art Tatum - Tea for Two (Audio+Sheet Music) Both are played by Art Tatum, the greatest jazz pianist ever! Enjoy!
@MrEdef97
3 жыл бұрын
Lambert couldn't reach full tenths, but invented a way to sound Amazing with those rolled and backwards tenths and 12th
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I was a regular at Wallace's bar in Orange, New Jersey where Don Lambert played endlessly from 1947 until his death in 1962. He could not read a note of music but could play any song in any key. He could not reach a tenth with his left hand but managed to develop the best left hand in the business. We are fortunate to be able to hear whathe could do so magnificently.
They don’t make great stride pianist like this anymore this is very fantastic.
I'm here after listening Earl Hines and Art Tatum's versions, three of the greatest stride pianist including Donald Lambert... Donald has a special and unique way to play the piano is like he's touching his own soul
A great version of Tea for Two.
Merveilleux pianiste, sonorité pleine, inventivité et un des plus grands spécialistes de stride ! Quel dommage qu'il n'aie pas bénéficié de meilleures conditions d'enregistrement !!!!
I am so glad I found this
Johnny Guarnieri was another pianist with small hands who emulated Lambert.
Yes, it really is one guy playing! No dubbing either. Like Bill Evans, a true pianists' pianist. Isn't it strange how the world ignores genius? In the UK, I can count on ONE hand the people I've met who have actually heard of Art Tatum. I have never met anyone who has even heard of Donald Lambert , let alone heard him play.
@andrewbarrett1537
3 жыл бұрын
Hopefully now with KZread more people can look him up and enjoy his genius :)
Yes, Lambert did a stunning arrangement. I am trying to do songs in his style -
does anybody know the name of the tune he plays with his right hand?
Just got hold of this arrangement. Look forward to mastering it. Luckily, I can comfortably reach the 10ths !
If you're trying to emulate Lambert, I hope your hands are way bigger than my tiny ones! Do you know my favorite version of 'Tea for Two? Search for Tea for Two Art Tatum If you would like to see a score of a different, but still incredible performance see: Art Tatum - Tea for Two (Audio+Sheet Music) Both are played by Art Tatum, the greatest jazz pianist ever! Enjoy!
@MrEdef97
3 жыл бұрын
Lambert couldn't reach full tenths, but invented a way to sound Amazing with those rolled and backwards tenths and 12th
1951の録音なのに、why ?Tatumより状態悪いの?