'Pinzin Kinzin' by Avishai Cohen EXPLAINED
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Time Consuming Ep #24 is all about da BASS.
Avishai Cohen has been one of the leading bass players around for ever, and this song, Pinzin Kinzin is as epic as they get.
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The concept behind this songs polyrhythm is groupings, and it's very very well crafted.
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This video is obviously just the beginning of this concept, and there's a lot more to it. If you'd want to dive deeper, feel free to contact me at gabayyogev@gmail.com
'Pinzin Kinzin' original song:
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Intro by Sharon Renold (@sharonrenold on Instagram) and myself
Intro music by Shwesmo (@shwesmo on Instagram)
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Avishai Cohen is a fucking genius, I love his polyrythmic mind, he makes his arrangements so groovy yet so complex and precise. And in general, the whole band is awesome, they do everything so skillfully and with such a great taste. I'm so impressed that you succeeded to reverse-engineer the tune. It's so easy to feel and remember and sing along, but so sophisticated in the reality.
Dude his whole repertoire is amazing !
Avishai is one of my faves, incredible bassist
Mine as well. An incredible composer
Thank you for this wonderful and clear explantion! I love your pedagogy and playfulness that gets us to understand the structure of this beautiful and complex song.
Happy you liked it!
i,m discovering very good music because of you man. Thanks!
Mark Guiliana is great, great album as well.
ראיתי את כל הפרקים, חלקם גם כמה פעמים. זו הפעם שהכי שמחתי לראות את הכותרת לסרטון! דרך אגב תודה שהכרת לי את פנחס ובניו. מת על הסרטונים שלך ואפילו יותר על המוזיקה שלך
מלך אתה תודה תודה!
וכן שמע את האלבום האחרון של פנחס ובניו, יש שם שירים למות
this is one of my most favorite songs
Thank you for beautifully explaining two of my favorite songs, Pinzin Kinzin and Bleed!
thank u!
Excellently explained, thanks
*Short answer:* it's 4/4 wherein the RH of piano, hi-hat and snare provide the downbeats whilst the LH of piano, kick drum and the double bass play a clave that goes 4,5,4,5,4,5,5 which adds up to 32/16 which then simplifies back down to 4/4.
My favourite album and song
Thank you for this video! This is my first time on your channel and am elated with this information you've worked so hard to share!
I remember my mother showing me the "Gently Disturbed" record in high school as I began taking my jazz studies more seriously and it just blew my mind. Pinzin Kinzin was easily my favorite song except i was baffled by its timing. Except now! Thank you again Yogev. Much love and respect to you!
You are so welcome!
amazing as always Yogev, thank you for your work
Broooooooo thanks !
How are ya?
Extremely well made video. So much effort, man! Much appreciated.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great work dude! You really deserve more follower and views!
Working on it! Thanks !
Great video man!!
Thanks !
I love your style of presentation. You’re like 12tone but focusing on music that I like hehehehe! subscribed!
hahahhahahhahh amazing
12Tone is epic, actually helped me a lot!
great video!!!
Ahhhh so good !! Thank you as always
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Hey Yogev! Awesome work!!! Could you maybe do a video on The ever evolving etude by Avishai? The bass and piano part in the intro is so misleading and the switch in feels makes it even more confusing! Would love to hear your thoughts on how to count it!
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Great suggestion!
Do next A Moment in Time by Avishai, please =)
Good
Thank you very much for the video! Can you do it also with Shlosre?
Oh yes please!! That would be so great!❤️
Thank you very much for the video! Wonderfully explained. Very much looking forward to seeing more
Also, for moments when Hummus doesn't help, there's Challah.
Bro, and if challah doesn't help, COMBINE THEM
@@YogevGabay I'm not sure Im that culinarily adventurous. 😅
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Love your videos Yogev :) You've helped reawaken my love for drumming after a few years of more-or-less being on hiatus!
Have you heard "A Moment in Time"? One of the most creative 6s I've heard in a while! I feel it like 3 bars of 5/16 and one bar of 9/16, but it flows so well!
The Ever-Evolving Etude is another that really caught me off guard when I first heard it, Shai Maestro is insane :D
Yo I've literally listened to it yesterday !! Such a nice groove!
First, Congratulations for your amazing job on your channel, it's unique ! Second, have you listened "Shlosre" from Almah (2013) of Avishai ? It blows my mind everytime I listen it since years... And I can't count it.
Nope I haven't, but that is gonna change right about now !
@@YogevGabay Hope you enjoy this ! Almah is awesome by the way. A nice mix between jazz and classical "tone".
Did you listen to Shlosre? Is it really 13/8? It feels like 12/8 to me…🤔
Doesn't it also change the groupings to 5+4 in 6:50?
Could You explain Lines of Opression by Ari Hoenig?
I totally love it but i don't fully get it
and a nice Video as always, thanks for the great work
Will put it on my list!
The piano and bass plays polyrhytym?
Great job! Now explain Tigran Hamasyan ;)
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hi yogev, amazing chanel! is it possible to ask your polyrythmical opinion about one of avishai cohen's tunes? is it possible to put it here/mail/other? thanks!
Either here or email, whatever works for you!
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Awesome Video!!!! Thank you very much!❤️ I love your Videos! Can you explain Shlosre from Avishai Cohens Album Almah? It’s 13/8 and very interesting. Do you know it? :D
I want to hear them playing with Meshuggah.
Ugh so good. Tupperware ftw.
Always bring them back. Clean.
is that time consuming intro song original? cause i think it would be pretty fun to do a little cover of it ;)
hahahahah yeah we wrote it a while back
Hey, Thanks for the super good explanation! Just one thing I want to mention, wich is not quite right I think: At 3:02 you explain that the piano plays constant beats in the same duration as the short bass notes. I agree. Later at 5:34 you define the short bass notes as 4/16 and the long as 5/16. I agree. But at 6:22 you say that the piano also plays the "9" but in 3+3+3 division instead of 4+5. This is not correct because the piano plays 8 notes always in the duration of 4/16. Greetings ! :-) - correct me if I am wrong.
So this is what I meant:
The first 2 piano hits and in unison with the first 2 bass hits, BUT the second hit on the piano is longer. So they hit in unison, but then the third bass note starts again BEFORE the piano. Does that make sense?
And later on in the song, the piano is playing 3 groups of 3, so he just changes his pattern
@@YogevGabay Hmmm... I am pretty sure that the 3rd piano note is before the 3rd bass note in the beginning of the song, because the piano plays constant beats.
@@arminmaranga1721 Yes yes that's true. Maybe I misspoke?
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