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Derek Johnson
Registrace 19. 04. 2008
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Chick Corea "Children's Songs" performed by Derek Johnson and Parker James
2021 0909
Final Mix / Final Cut before titles
Final Mix / Final Cut before titles
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20150516 DJG Glass Two Pages Wierd Vibes
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20150516 DJG Glass Two Pages Wierd Vibes
2011 0102 DJG Scott Johnson Gone
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January 02, 2011 Working with composer Scott Johnson on his epic 2003 guitar solo "Gone". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Johnson_(composer) www.nytimes.com/2023/03/26/arts/music/scott-johnson-dead.html?unlocked_article_code=1.Kk0.omK0.B90uoIg6Bh8N&smid=url-share
Hout by Louis Andriessen arr Derek Johnson 2012 0826 Murphy Arts Center
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RIP Louis Andriessen (1939-2021) HOUT (1997) arr. for solo electric guitar by Derek Johnson Murphy Arts Center 2012 0826
20161016 Ensemble AMP rehearsal shreds DOUBLE DOUBLE
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rehearsal shreds of Brendon Randall-Myers' DOUBLE DOUBLE (rev. version)
Derek Johnson Meshuggah Catch 33 VGR record testimonial
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Full interview for Village Green Records Album Testimonial Series Derek Johnson on Meshuggah's "Catch Thirty Three" December 8, 2013. Shot at General Public Collective, Fountain Square, Indianapolis, IN Directors of photography: Steven Clay, Julian Dalrymple Produced and directed: Travis Harvey, Julian Dalrymple
Derek Johnson "Infinity Plunge" Timothy Andres Piano.m4v
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Infinity Plunge by Derek Johnson Timothy Andres, piano Banglewood 2009, MASSMOCA, North Adams, MA Infinity Plunge is composed out of a small number of cyclical melodic and harmonic patterns that are elaborated through the use of rhythmic figures that, while also cyclical in nature, seldom correspond to the material they are developing. The pairing thus transforms these finite sequences into a p...
The Song I Sing / Christian Taylor & JoHNSoNgS
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1st collaboration between Christian Taylor (America Owns the Moon, Christian Taylor & Homeschool) and Johnsongs. JoHNSoNgS studio, fountain square, indianapolis, indiana winter 2011 Christian Taylor - voice and electric guitar Derek Johnson - FX re-amping, mix and video Zachary Todd Barr - video coloration
David Lang Piano Competition 2011 Derek Johnson Electric Guitar
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johnsongs studios, fountain square, indianapolis, indiana winter 2011 derek johnson - electric guitar (4 tracks), fx re-amping zachary todd barr - video thanks zach
2011_10_16_DJ_solo_improv_Bordeaux_AV.M4V
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improvisation for live radio event derek johnson - electric guitar october 16, 2011 bordeaux, france soundres evento 2011
Ben S. Jacob - Music for BASILICA (excerpt)
zhlédnutí 529Před 13 lety
Monday, April 9, 2007 at Uncle Fester's in Bloomington, Indiana. Music by Ben S. Jacob Visuals by Rob Dietz Mixed and Edited by Derek Johnson BASILICA: Ben S. Jacob: Executive Director, Composer and Guitarist Joey Molinaro: Violin Derek Johnson: Musical Director and Guitarist Steve Weems: Drums Dylan DeRobertis: Bass Rob Dietz: Video Artist Kate Withrow: Violin basilicaproject.com czcams.com/us...
Fausto Romitelli - Trash TV Trance
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Fausto Romitelli (1963-2004) - Trash TV Trance (2002) Derek Johnson - electric guitar (first performance) Jordan Munson - video projections Recorded live February 04, 2011 Murphy Arts Center, Indianapolis, IN
Jeff Stanek - Love & Aggression
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Love and Aggression (2007) (Premiere) Jeff Stanek (b. 1984) Jean Hatmaker, cello; Derek Johnson, electric guitar In one sense, the title Love and Aggression characterizes respectively the cello and electric guitar as stereotypes. In a more Freudian sense, Love and Aggression signifies a simultaneous pair of forces working together (or against one another?) within a single body. The piece is a g...
Bang on a Can All-Stars - Louis Andriessen - Workers Union
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symfonic movement for any loud sounding group of instruments. only in the case that every player plays with such an intention that his part is an essential one, the work will succeed, just as as in the political work.
Elliott Carter - Shard
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A short guitar piece from the late 90s later incorporated into the chamber work "Luimen".
Meshuggah pits are also very audible, so remember to put your big girl panties on and remember, if someone falls pick em up
This is the album that introduced me to Meshuggah back in 2008, and I sat on the edge of my bed in silence and listened from start to finish. Absolutely blown away it felt like a religious experience. I still listen to it now everyday at the gym!
This is awesome, and wonderful documentation of this late, great composer/guitarist's artistic vision. You did a great job at playing what sounds like a very challenging piece. Scott Johnson's website and publisher's website lists this piece as having been composed in 2004 rather than 2003.
I added this to my "Contemporary classical music for electric guitar and/or electric bass guitar" playlist.
Philip Glass: "Two Pages" (for Steve Reich) (1968), for piano or electric keyboard, later performed by the Philip Glass Ensemble
Nicely done. I added this video to my "Contemporary classical music for electric guitar and/or electric bass guitar" playlist.
Did you find the Fibonacci sequence that runs through all the major riffs?
Hello Derek! Just discovering your channel now and I'm really found of the music I'm Hearing. Is there a place I can find more of your interpretations or compositions?
Awesome! Thanks!! Here: www.youtube.com/@ensembleamp6719/videos and here: soundcloud.com/derekjohnsoncomposer
And I thought I was obsessed with this album….
Sweet. I'm the worlds foremost expert on Tomas Haake and his drum parts, but people dont know me xD
I know u
I don’t know much about music, just playing electric guitar growing up, and listening to some hard rock with my dad as a kid. But I just love Meshuggah. I have never had a band that has stuck for so long like Meshuggah, they’ve been with me through everything. Although my room is decorated poorly, I have a catch 33 poster in the middle of my room. Great words sir
Dude.. This is a serious fucking addict. I feel much better about my life now, thanks.
Please let this still be being worked on
wow love it
2024 - still here!
9 years ago haha. youtube sending me everything meshuggah
This interview is profound. I am going to dedicate the next year and a half of my life transcribing it into all languages and sounds.
There is not a single boring Meshuggah moment indeed. Thanks for this sincere treatise -- almost a love letter -- to an album, and to a band, dare I say, that will not be surpassed.
Beautifully storytelling ❤. And so smart! Like all of us musicians 😉 Who ever you are, you are beautiful in a way we don’t se people anymore ❤
This guy would love Gran Hechicero Afro Cuban punk is wild as hell!
Where this at i wanna jam
So did this ever see the light of day? Shame to let that effort go to waste if not. Can you share the transcriptions in whatever state they're in?
the good work continues. hang tight, it will be worth the wait.
Fantastic sonic experience! At the beggining came to my mind the presence of Kerry Minear from Gentle Giant... Totally amazing work man.
Elliott Carter as rock guitar. Why not? This really works.
I played mandolin on Carter's "Luimen" with David Starobin. He played both Shard and the guitar part of "Luimen" which contains "Shard". During rehearsal he mentioned how the closing cadenza would be more fluid with a pick. I was just getting back to the electric guitar at the time. His comment literally changed my life.
Did the project end abruptly? It's been almost 10 years :(
Did the app ever come out? I’m trying to find it
Thank you. I just want to tell you, don't be anxious. You are on the right path. Catch 33...
wow their sound really pulled you in! such brilliant music as this deserves geek-level obsession. eye had a similar experience the first time i heard Tool. after hearing Stinkfist on MTV in '96, i bought Aenima, and proceeded to listen to it through (77 mins) at least once every day for well over a year, and it still sounds amazing to me. i began as a drummer and have moved through instruments, currently learning piano. Meshuggah is a fairly new obsession for me. i believe that Tomas Haake is a true master of his craft, and the fact that the band somehow manages to keep up with him blows my mind. their music is truly astonishing to behold. i think i have had a similar obsession with Rick Wakeman's amazing piano playing on David Bowie's Life on Mars. the idea of being able to play it had never really been an ambition, because it felt way beyond me, almost incomprehensible to me until fairly recently - 40 years on. i still don't fancy my chances of nailing it, but i understand it now. for a musician and composer, what better project is there than to immerse yourself in a ridiculously ambitious project - a real challenge that sits you in amongst the most amazing music? learning drums is such a great challenge for our brains, and to aim so high as this means you will be busy for a good long while. good luck on your continuing journey.
16:55 interviewer feels the need to make an awkwardly political and completely irrelevant plug for horseshoe theory in the middle of this as though music and ideology are somehow congruent... weird.
This album is like “The Dark Crystal” of music, to me. So unique, an entire world designed for only one immense story. It just sounds like it was made on another planet, or in another dimension.
I'd like your comment but its at 33 likes 😂
A lot of online music educators are a bit snobbish when it comes to metal so I really dig this. Catch 33 is a masterpiece.
Were you at the Meshuggah show at Pop’s in St. Louis in 06 or 07? I remember vividly a guy talking to Thomas Haake on the floor out in front of the stage before the show started. He looked just like you but without a beard and was sipping a drink. Was that you? They were there with Mnemic supporting.
Yar!
@@derekjohnsoncomposer Wow! My mind is blown. So weird!
This is a fun video
Is this app available?
I really enjoyed your episode of Banged up Abroad. Still amazed at how you escaped the jungle and the blood thirsty cannibal cartel. Cheers from Zimbabwe
Well-done, Derek! This works so perfectly on electric guitar!
33k views 😉
Máster...
I just discovered this and as a composer and electric guitarist I can relate so much on these thoughts and I'm really inspired by the speech, so I just wanted to thank you! Also I'm looking forward for the transcriptions. I couldn't find them anywhere online but I'm sure you are still working on it even if it's been quite a few years.
This is so amazing. Sheet music please?
Very beautiful and inspiring piece of music. I really liked the "warble" modulation effect.
And, is that transcription available?
Yarr!!!
simply put..catch 33 is the lateralus of metal....the best wroten concept metal album ever put to tape!!
lateralus is metal, maybe the lateralus of "Djent"
@@YukonASMR "djent"the fuck is that suppossed to mean????
is that app available now?
I agree, it causes goosebumps
phenomenal
Meshuggah is in to something interesting.
I transcribed Autonomy Lost and Imprint of the Un-saved to Guitar Pro 5 today :D I hate how I can't get the drum cymbals right because there aren't that many on midi so I keep changing it every time I go through it :P It's fun how it alternates between how it truncates each part and how it rotates the riff 1 beat. I never seen that rotating thing before, ever. Whoa