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First of all, do you know what jazz is?
The greatest interest is a certain style of playing!
Even if you don't know anything, it's okay!
From famous songs you'll be addicted to,
to the secrets of birth,
we'll teach you lots of charm!
Prince.
Rei.
Thank you!
Jackson!
Now, let's call out our special teacher for today, Mr. Kawashima Tetsurou!
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Jazz players have a really cool vibe, don't they?
They're cool.
They're really cool.
It's like, "Wow, they're really cool."
Our special teacher for today is the sax player, Mr. Kawashima Tetsurou!
When he was in college, he started jazz by himself and is now the number one jazz player in the world.
Let's have him show us his skills!
So cool!
How was it, Akari?
Wow, you moved your hands so fast!
Right?
It's amazing! I didn't know I could hear you so close!
For sure!
For the first time!
I listened to the arrangement too much that I almost lost sight of Lupin!
It reminded me of Masahiro Kuwana's song "Yoru mo hippare"
The arrangement!
The arrangement is amazing!
How is it? Does jazz work for you?
When you watch a movie, you listen to the background music
That's right!
But I don't think young people are used to it
I think it's a bit of a challenge for jazz
That's what I think
But I don't think many people know the name of the song
I see, you don't know any songs
Oh, Chihi!
Sing! Sing! Sing!
I learned the song from "Figure Skating"
The song I used at the time
I see, I see!
The representative song!
Chihi, you were skating with it
I was skating with it!
First, the classic jazz song!
Let's listen to "Sing! Sing! Sing!" which Chihi also used in "Figure Skating"
I've heard of it!
This is jazz!
I see.
You were dancing like this.
Yes, I was dancing like this.
Can you show us how you were dancing?
How was it like in the beginning?
I'm scared! I'm scared!
Wow, that's amazing!
You looked like Link!
That was amazing!
Is this song a classic jazz song?
Yes, it became famous in the movie "Team Girls".
I see, this song is used in the movie.
Yes, it is.
I'm sure we've all heard of this song.
Next up is this famous song which is well-known in commercials!
Wow, you know this song!
Wow!
I've heard of this song.
Wow!
You've heard of it, haven't you?
Yes, I have!
What is it you've heard of?
I don't know, but I've heard of it.
I don't know if it's a voice or a face, but I think it's a face just like you imagined.
She's the worst one!
A face just like you imagined!
That's true!
It's a song for the elderly who are getting old.
That's true, I had that image.
Next up is a song that Kansai people have heard of first.
Look, it's exactly like this song!
Shion!
It's a song for a psychological drama.
That's right!
Wow!
So you made this song first, didn't you?
Yes, I arranged it first.
I see.
It's a psychological drama.
It was jazz, wasn't it?
It was jazz.
If you say it in a genre, it's jazz.
Yes, it's jazz.
Let's invite a guitarist, Mr. Budayama, and have a jazz session with the theme of a psychological drama that used to be a famous jazz song!
All the famous jazz songs we've heard so far all have completely different song styles, don't they?
Then, what is the definition of "jazz"?
It refers to the style of the performance.
I think the people of Tokyo Rockham decided it as a genre.
So it doesn't have an image of a song style?
Well, it's too wide and I can't say it's this or that.
I see.
Here are some of the features of jazz.
One of the features of jazz is playing with an ad- lib.
Is it an ad-lib?
Yes, it's an ad-lib.
You do something on the spot.
Like just now?
Yes, you don't decide anything and you do something on the spot.
I can't imagine it.
So you don't say "Let's do it like this" at first?
No, we don't say it.
You don't say it?
We don't decide the song and we don't decide the tempo.
We do it on the spot.
What do you mean? You do it live, don't you?
When you do it live, you don't decide anything until the stage comes out and you do it according to the atmosphere?
There are many people like that, but I do it like that.
Doesn't it happen to you?
I want to do it like this!
Wait a minute!
The strong one wins.
The strong one wins?
Yes, like "I'm sorry."
So you do something like a battle during the live?
That's fun.
You do it like that?
Can you do it?
I can't do it.
It's a mess.
Everyone is in the center.
It's like a sushi restaurant.
A sushi restaurant?
You go there and you don't know what's going to come out.
"Eat this today" and "If you don't know, go home."
I see.
It's really good.
Jazz is a sushi restaurant, isn't it?
It's not jazz.
But you don't think a sushi restaurant is jazz, do you?
No, it's not like that.
It's just what jazz people think.
It's not just what jazz people think, it's what you think.
That's right.
Ad-libs are the best part of jazz.
So even if you play the same song, the image of the performer will change.
For example, if you ask the teacher to arrange a song for you on 365 days.
In a strong version, like this.
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So cute!
You don't have a meeting now, do you?
I usually have a meeting early or late.
That's all you do?
So cool!
But you looked like you were having fun.
You're right.
That's jazz.
You don't know it?
I just heard it now.
They played saxophone and guitar now,
but this is what jazz bands usually do.
They play piano, saxophone, bass and drums.
Kawashima Tetsuro Quartet.
That's right.
There are four of you in a quartet.
Yes, four of us.
Is it usually like this?
It depends, but there are many trios.
There are also duos and solo quartets.
But this is the general style.
"Kawashima Tetsuro Quartet" is the name of this band?
Well...
I happen to be in this band.
So there is no name like "Beatles" or "Carpenters".
No band name?
No.
Why is that?
The members change every day.
What?
As I said earlier, "Do you know it? Then let's do it."
I don't know if the drummer will be different tomorrow.
That's right.
Why is Kawashima Tetsuro Quartet the main band?
The band was the strongest as a result of fighting.
The band was the strongest.
As I said earlier, "Ad-lib".
I'm the leader of the band,
but I think it's okay for me to be the leader of the band.
I can't be the leader of the band if I'm not recognized by everyone.
It's like monkey society.
Monkeys are also jazz.
It's like Japanese jazz.
No, it's like Japanese monkeys.
It's like monkeys.
Next, I'd like you to know jazz and keep it.
"The history of the birth of jazz learned by quizzes".
Where is jazz born in the first place?
New Orleans is a port city in the south of America.
New Orleans.
Yes.
This is where it originated.
Yes.
Well, black slaves were brought there.
They were brought from Africa.
Yes.
And there, African music and American music were merged and became jazz.
There was a war between north and south.
Yes.
And black people, although there were many poor people,
got freedom.
Yes.
But, although they got freedom, they didn't have money at all.
Yes.
Well, they started dancing in dance halls and bars, and earned money naturally.
Yes, yes.
Now, here is a jazz quiz!
Why did poor people get expensive instruments?
Well, why?
Uka!
I made them with my own metal objects.
Oh, I see.
Yes.
In the beginning, you hit those metal objects or something like that, right?
Yes.
All of us stuck to that show window of instruments.
We all wanted it.
Yes, we wanted it.
People in the shop said, "It can't be helped."
Now, here is the correct answer!
After the war, there were many military instruments that were no longer needed.
They were usually expensive, but they were sold at a low price at the time.
I see.
You know what I mean, don't you?
No, I don't!
You don't know, do you?
Military instruments can't be sold, can they?
There was a military band in New Orleans earlier.
Yes.
And there were some instruments that were sold there and thrown away on the road.
Oh, I see!
That's about it.
We got those instruments and that's what happened.
Oh, I see!
Yes.
And that's how jazz started, right?
Yes.
And now for the jazz quiz!
What kind of people became free-styled with their own ad-libs?
Nagisa!
Former entertainers...
Entertainers don't really do ad-libs, do they?
No, they don't!
They don't do manzai either.
No, they don't!
You should say it!
Isn't it weird?
In a show race, it's decided in four minutes and everyone ends in four minutes.
They're doing it seriously.
Hoshini!
Because there were a lot of people who were free- styled with their own ad-libs.
Free-styled with their own ad-libs...
So, with ad-libs...
It's a little more fundamental, isn't it?
Karashiren-kun, what do you think?
Because there were a lot of people who were bad at musical instruments.
Oh!
It might be a little close.
Is it close?
Nagisa!
Because there are a lot of people who can't read musical scores.
The correct answer is...
Because there are a lot of people who can't read musical scores.
Well, there are musical scores now, but there aren't many places where you can get formal education.
I'm like that, too. I can read a little, but I can't read a lot.
Oh, really?
I blow the kazoo when I play the music I heard.
You're a genius.
Isn't that a gag?
I don't do it like that.
Do you remember?
What is that?
I'm doing it with the ability to do what I've heard.
Sounds fun.
That's why jazz became an ad-lib style of playing.
It's because there were a lot of people who couldn't read musical scores.
As you listen to other people's music and play it over and over again, it turns into different music.
Now, let's move on to the next theme.
If you can keep up with this, you're ready.
Kawashima sensei's favorite jazz songs.
Now, we're going to listen to some of Kawashima sensei's recommended jazz songs.
What kind of song is it?
It's kind of like "yay".
Kawashima sensei, you're good at expressing yourself.
There's this kind of song and this kind of song.
But it's like "oh".
I see.
There's no way I know it.
Let's listen to it one more time.
I feel like I've played it before.
Yay
It sounds like "jazz" but how was it, Akari?
It didn't sound like "yay".
It did sound like "wow".
Sensei, did you hear "yay" yet?
Well, for me it was...
What was "yay" about?
Well, is it off?
I want to hear Sensei's "yay" point. Can you play it again?
Yay
That was quick!
You played "yay" right away.
The moment you came out of the house.
Did you get caught even when you came in?
I was happy that I was playing "jazz" right away.
How about you, Shion?
I didn't even drink it, but I wanted to eat a lot of sugar and put it in my coffee.
That's a rare expression.
Shion, you're "jazz", aren't you?
You're "jazz", aren't you?
How about you, Iori?
It sounded like a song with lyrics.
Oh, we'll have you sing it for us.
Sensei will play it for you.
Wait, wait!
It sounded like a song with lyrics.
Right foot and left foot.
If you put them here, you can walk.
That's a common type!
Common "jazz"!
Next up is this song.
"Round About Midnight".
That's right.
Miles Davis.
That's right.
This is like...
I'm in tears.
"Round About Midnight" by Miles Davis.
- It's long. - It's long.
- It's a little different. - It's cool.
- How about you, Ayan? - It's very moist.
- It feels like it's coming in. - Sensei said it, right?
- Yes. - It feels like it's coming in.
- That's right. - That's right.
It's best to listen to it in the middle of the night.
- This person made jazz. - Yes.
I can hear how much effort he put into it.
- It's a long song. - Is it reversed playback?
- No, it's not. - It's like an old message.
- No, it's not. - It's like a message.
I made jazz.
What is it?
- You're getting scared. - I'm scared.
You're getting scared and crying, aren't you?
It's moving to hear such a background.
- The path this person has taken. - Yes.
- I see. - I'm not in a sad mood at all.
I feel like I can dance and choreograph.
- It was quite difficult, so I'm embarrassed. - No, it's not!
- It's scary! - How did you come up with that idea?!
- It's like you were just thinking about it.
- What are you doing?
I'm sorry, Sensei.
What is this?
What an amazing Sensei!
What an amazing Sensei is playing for us live!
Sit down, you!
Next up is this song.
High-level modern jazz.
"My Favorite Things".
Yes, that's right.
John Coltrane.
Yes.
What kind of song is this?
This is difficult jazz.
Difficult jazz?
Yes, it's specialized.
But it's still wonderful, isn't it?
I see.
He knows it!
What do you know about it?
I've heard of it before.
I've heard of it in dramas.
This is a commercial.
Commercial?
Right! Let's go to Kyoto!
What did Shion say?
Get away from me!
Shion, are you okay?
Kashiko, who was excellent this week as well, has announced a bad candidate.
It's either a punishment or a reward.
I'll announce it.
Kashiko is...
Chihi!
She did a good job as a figure skater.
She was great.
And the bad candidates for this week are...
Shion and...
Momone!
Momone is already late.
You know about it, right?
It's that matter.
Shion also knows about coffee.
It's that matter.
This time, you'll do an impromptu joke battle!
It's simple.
You'll do a joke in order.
But you'll still have to wear this cloth to do it.
The one who's funny will win.
Please decide who will go first.
Rock, paper, scissors!
Which one do you want to go first?
I'll go first.
Shion will go first.
This one!
You'll go first?
I'll take off the cloth.
This one!
It's an omelet pan.
Please go ahead!
It's cheap!
Since omelets are cheap,
how about omelets?
That's good.
She's fast.
Momone will go next.
This one!
Why is it similar?
It came out of my armpit.
This is difficult.
It flew away.
It came out of my armpit.
The winner is...
Momone!
I've never seen you before.
You are amazing.
Am I a fool?
You are a fool.
I'm sorry, but you are a fool.
Please wait for a while.
Thank you.
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He is riding an Instagrammable train.
I'm filming you on the railroad.
Will the train go through an unexpected place?