Who Are You talks about Identity, Learning, Teaching and letting identity emerge in the process.
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@paullacotta56459 күн бұрын
More brilliance. Great messages Vinnie…thank you.
@brunomaie9 күн бұрын
McWorld, perfect description of our society!!
@mitchkahle3149 күн бұрын
Thanks for the delicious breakfast, Vinnie. I'm always hungry for more.
@mireksdroom5 күн бұрын
Yess......Thank you!!!!
@kerimondrums9 күн бұрын
Awesome Vinnie! Thank you! Getting out of your own way! Kenny Werner’s books “Becoming the Instrument“ and “Effortless Mastery” have helped me let go and “let me happen!” 🙏🏽
@Riddim48 күн бұрын
The language analogy is spot on.
@BuddyBoo1239 күн бұрын
What's up Maestro! Awesome! You're doing this podcast. You should go live sometime
@scottarhardt45228 күн бұрын
Early in elementary school they called my parents concerned I was favoring my left hand writing. My parents said if he want to write with his left, he’s going to write with his left. The school wanted to force me to write with my right. That’s where my Groove began. Later as I honed in on Drums, I play Right but drumming is a Gift of God
@VisibleSoundVideo9 күн бұрын
Air to taught me about painting. He said I can play music with shoes....I then thought ....I can paint with a broom. Opened up my art😍. I know you know.
@davidjonesdrummer9 күн бұрын
Thank you Vinnie for this heartfelt profound “rave”. So important. 🙏✨🎶☮️
@drumsenjoyment9 күн бұрын
Hello Mr. Colaiuta i hope i get to meet you someday so we can talk drums! I'm 30 and been into drums for 15 year. I wish to be heard someday and getting a single lessson with you would make me die happy and fulfilled (mainly the interaction with someone like-minded and someone who i admire, is what i'm looking for) i would pick your brain so hard with anything gary chaffee related!!. Thank you for following your dream.
@firstnamesurname65509 күн бұрын
fortunately, decades after the class, Vinnie wrote/spoke the assigned essay
@GeoffGillDrums9 күн бұрын
The "let go / let me emerge / got out of the way" concepts are seriously deep (allowing your unique voice to incubate / emerge). During my normal day to day busy-work, I'm not thinking like this. Thanks Vinnie.
@christiangibbs3919 күн бұрын
Hey Vinnie 👋 Thank You for taking the time to share your insights & perspectives on drumming & music alike 😎✌️ Love your work VC ❤🥁 God Bless you 😇🙏
@brianq21749 күн бұрын
Great message. Thanks for sharing your wisdom. Much appreciated! Have a great day! ❤
@jghillstudio18577 күн бұрын
I play what I hear, I don’t think about it. Just flows out. You are your instrument. This comes …playing with other players in a room.
@marcelsiebers-carljohannes9 күн бұрын
That s deep Vinnie, Thank you 🙏🙏🙏👍✌️☯️🎶
@robbiesmith68599 күн бұрын
hi vinnie,this is so inspiring,thanks alot.i'm a musician from hamburg( germany),and i'm a singer,drummer and percussionist.i started playing drums at the age of three,with my dad.he played the same instruments,and i learned just by watching,listening and feeling him ,everytime he performed.we listened to a lot of different kinds of music.that was my personal study.i'll be 66 this year,and finally beginnibg to find out who i really am.it's a journey....peace robbie
@AlexiKaruna9 күн бұрын
I love these... Receiving perspective and wisdom from one of the best drummers/musicians in the world!
@breakfastwithvinnie7228
9 күн бұрын
🙏
@garyridge37459 күн бұрын
Excellent Vinnie...its no coincidence that a number from the comments list are from 60yrs+ listeners - pls count me into that illustrious group! When I was in my late 20ys, I once asked Nana Vasconcelos how he packed so much swing (air) around a certain rhythmic phrase. Nana responded: "Its just the way I hear it when I sing it and I'm breathing it out... its just a part of what's going on inside (laughing)". Ok cool 😎 I get it (well, if only partially)......but now that I'm in my late 60yrs, it continues to take on ever more meaning!!
@prasslhutter62559 күн бұрын
Hallo Mr. Colaiuta! Wow! Very deep! A lot to think about... and as far as I am concerned, a lot of potential to grow personally. Greetings from Austria, Klemens
@backatya-bi8rx9 күн бұрын
please keep these coming. eating them up!
@tonydevosmusic9 күн бұрын
Vinnie you are a gem,not only on drums🙂
@davidcurtis447810 күн бұрын
Love your podcast Vinnie! 👍👍
@breakfastwithvinnie7228
9 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@bobpeeleondrums9 күн бұрын
I've been a student of music all my life, and I can't see that stopping any time soon. So yeah, I'm a 70yo student :)
@drummersagainstitk9 күн бұрын
Why didn't you mention the famous drummer? Especially since it had such a profound effect on you. Very strange.
@edjones21999 күн бұрын
I found more quality time on my instrument and my pad recently the silly little KZread video of subdivisions with a click running oh my God it opened me up. My left hand was Untrained I didn’t know it for 40 years. My time and feel are Definitely improving Even the simplest beat played super well in the pocket. There’s nothing like it Vin!
@edjones2199
9 күн бұрын
Just playing alternate single strokes at 60 BPM and make it groove was one of the toughest things I ever did but when it’s there, the sense of time opens up it’s pretty uncanny
Пікірлер: 30
More brilliance. Great messages Vinnie…thank you.
McWorld, perfect description of our society!!
Thanks for the delicious breakfast, Vinnie. I'm always hungry for more.
Yess......Thank you!!!!
Awesome Vinnie! Thank you! Getting out of your own way! Kenny Werner’s books “Becoming the Instrument“ and “Effortless Mastery” have helped me let go and “let me happen!” 🙏🏽
The language analogy is spot on.
What's up Maestro! Awesome! You're doing this podcast. You should go live sometime
Early in elementary school they called my parents concerned I was favoring my left hand writing. My parents said if he want to write with his left, he’s going to write with his left. The school wanted to force me to write with my right. That’s where my Groove began. Later as I honed in on Drums, I play Right but drumming is a Gift of God
Air to taught me about painting. He said I can play music with shoes....I then thought ....I can paint with a broom. Opened up my art😍. I know you know.
Thank you Vinnie for this heartfelt profound “rave”. So important. 🙏✨🎶☮️
Hello Mr. Colaiuta i hope i get to meet you someday so we can talk drums! I'm 30 and been into drums for 15 year. I wish to be heard someday and getting a single lessson with you would make me die happy and fulfilled (mainly the interaction with someone like-minded and someone who i admire, is what i'm looking for) i would pick your brain so hard with anything gary chaffee related!!. Thank you for following your dream.
fortunately, decades after the class, Vinnie wrote/spoke the assigned essay
The "let go / let me emerge / got out of the way" concepts are seriously deep (allowing your unique voice to incubate / emerge). During my normal day to day busy-work, I'm not thinking like this. Thanks Vinnie.
Hey Vinnie 👋 Thank You for taking the time to share your insights & perspectives on drumming & music alike 😎✌️ Love your work VC ❤🥁 God Bless you 😇🙏
Great message. Thanks for sharing your wisdom. Much appreciated! Have a great day! ❤
I play what I hear, I don’t think about it. Just flows out. You are your instrument. This comes …playing with other players in a room.
That s deep Vinnie, Thank you 🙏🙏🙏👍✌️☯️🎶
hi vinnie,this is so inspiring,thanks alot.i'm a musician from hamburg( germany),and i'm a singer,drummer and percussionist.i started playing drums at the age of three,with my dad.he played the same instruments,and i learned just by watching,listening and feeling him ,everytime he performed.we listened to a lot of different kinds of music.that was my personal study.i'll be 66 this year,and finally beginnibg to find out who i really am.it's a journey....peace robbie
I love these... Receiving perspective and wisdom from one of the best drummers/musicians in the world!
@breakfastwithvinnie7228
9 күн бұрын
🙏
Excellent Vinnie...its no coincidence that a number from the comments list are from 60yrs+ listeners - pls count me into that illustrious group! When I was in my late 20ys, I once asked Nana Vasconcelos how he packed so much swing (air) around a certain rhythmic phrase. Nana responded: "Its just the way I hear it when I sing it and I'm breathing it out... its just a part of what's going on inside (laughing)". Ok cool 😎 I get it (well, if only partially)......but now that I'm in my late 60yrs, it continues to take on ever more meaning!!
Hallo Mr. Colaiuta! Wow! Very deep! A lot to think about... and as far as I am concerned, a lot of potential to grow personally. Greetings from Austria, Klemens
please keep these coming. eating them up!
Vinnie you are a gem,not only on drums🙂
Love your podcast Vinnie! 👍👍
@breakfastwithvinnie7228
9 күн бұрын
Thank you!
I've been a student of music all my life, and I can't see that stopping any time soon. So yeah, I'm a 70yo student :)
Why didn't you mention the famous drummer? Especially since it had such a profound effect on you. Very strange.
I found more quality time on my instrument and my pad recently the silly little KZread video of subdivisions with a click running oh my God it opened me up. My left hand was Untrained I didn’t know it for 40 years. My time and feel are Definitely improving Even the simplest beat played super well in the pocket. There’s nothing like it Vin!
@edjones2199
9 күн бұрын
Just playing alternate single strokes at 60 BPM and make it groove was one of the toughest things I ever did but when it’s there, the sense of time opens up it’s pretty uncanny