“Playing the Right Notes” – In Conversation with Hadrien Feraud /// Scott’s Bass Lessons
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:::About This Episode:::
Here’s we go with Episode 3 of the Scott’s Bass Lessons Podcast!
This week I sit down with the phenomenal Hadrien Feraud – bassist for bands and musicians such as John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Billy Cobham, Jean Luc Ponty, Bireli Lagrene, Dean Brown and many more…
I know this sounds like an exaggeration, but when I first got to watch Hadrien play live (at Manchester Bass Day many moons ago) it literally changed my life. I’d never seen anyone do what he did that day – and still to this day no one has ever affected me in such a way. It simply blew my mind and I’ll certainly remember that day forever.
In this episode we discuss his past, how he found the bass, how his father introduced him to many different styles of music – right through to been viewed as one of the most talented and sophisticated bass players of our time in terms of technique and improvisation.
In this Episode You’re Going to Learn
Who Hadrien’s biggest influences where
Why Hadrien had to give himself a ‘crash course’ in harmony
Hadrien’s appoach to ‘playing the right notes’
How he approached writing his new album
And much more…
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Originally posted by UCWTj3vCqkQIsrTGSm4kM34g at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiHuqLMRb1I
Ahhh.. the humility allows him to explain so well. Thanks again for this one Scott.
Hadrien – 'I don't really have a harmonic approach other than playing the right mode or scale over the right chord… there's no approach but playing *in*'
Every transcriber on the internet – 'Alright guys, so the first thing you want to do to get that Hadrien Feraud essence is to become really familiar with the Melodic Minor and then substitute it often over standard Major Harmony'
Me – 'SOMEBODY HELP!'
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yea
You both are inspiration to me and i'm sure to others musians toooo… Thanks God bless you guys
Dude… the sun, come on
Great interview and great channel! ????????
A bass vid without a bass, pointless. Hadrien isnt a good teacher even with a bass. This is such a douchey interview.
play in guys
No bass player has ever made more sense to me than Hadrien. Great interview just too short!
I've had several conversations with Hadiren, and what really stands out is how humble he is, and how he is never satisfied with his own playing. A true artist.
Muito boa a entrevista! Saudações do nosso Canal de Baixo aqui do Brasil!!
Damn, That was a good interview, Very usefull information ! nice one Scott
Much appreciated! That's some good bass talk. Thumbs up from Alaska.
this interview was just life changing
Hey Scott can you share the full video please ?
Awesome. …just awesome.
As a young bass player, I listen a lot of musicians
not only bass players. Sax, Keyboard, Drums, Guitar, etc. Everything I'd find on the road. I listen a lot of Bireli Lagrene, he's my inspiration too. Hadrien has a lot of talent and he knows how to explain where his talent comes from. Thank you so much, Scott. You are a great teacher.great conversation with Hadrien…amazing bassist!
Awesome work your doing here Scott.
Great to see Hadrien so candid about his 'simple' approach, really appreciate his humility, and offcourse an absolute monster of a bassist! Incredible!
Keep up the quality work Scott ????????
nice fella.
thanks for the short interview, it`s mind blowing how people don`t chase Hadrien around for interviews and such…
I have the chance to watch Hadrien playing live here en Chile with Christian Galvez, a master of bass of this country. Was mind blowing!
Beautiful video !! thank you Mr scott 😉
Ultra GREAT
What an inspirational cat! You as well Scott! Thanks for that.
Great interview.Thanks Scott!!
We need more of these type of interviews mate.
Sometimes you learn more just listening to players talk than you get from lessons. digging the podcasts so far
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I remember listening to Hadrien's music about 5ish years back and thinking, although seriously impressed and inspired (and of course a bit disheartened), my thought was that he seemed to throw EVERYTHING into his playing bar the kitchen sink. Hence I couldn't listen to him for longer periods. To me – and it might be that I've developed a better understanding of harmony – I now I listen to him and I think, he's playing is so much sweeter, like he doesn't have to impress anymore. Anyway, that was a lovely, lovely interview. Hats off to you Scott.
Thanks A LOT!! This is just Amazing.
Scott, I have a really bad problem with sweaty hands, which is really irritating because it rots the strings really quickly and makes it difficult to play because of the slippery neck. Do you know if there's anyway to make life a bit easier? Would gloves be an option?
I am hugely impressed…Hadrien is so humble, honest in explaining his thought process. He said 2 or 3 sentences that inspired me and motivates me.
Great video, very interesting. It's also nice to see so talented french musicians 😉
Thanx for all that you do Scott! There's always something to learn, in all your great vids.
Please keep on like this!
A french bass player.
yea yea yea
Wish i can hear some more of the guys Scott!
very coll! ele vai tocar aqui na minha cidade. São luis MA Brasil. yeahhh!!!!
i love this.
This series is quality, I've learnt so much from it