I know this is a little mawkish, but watching this video confirms for me what a universal language jazz, and music more broadly, truly is. The tune was written by a couple of Americans (from Missouri and rural Wisconsin), arranged by an LA guy with ties to Stan Kenton, and played here by a German orchestra. The fervor on the faces of the guitarist and other players shows you they "get" this music, in their own way, sure, but with no less passion than the composers themselves. What an exceptional tune, chart, performance, and band. Bravo!!
i consider the album from which the original tune comes from to be probably my fav piece of recorded music ever because ive been listening to it pretty much i was a baby, hence ive spent 20+ years avoiding any cover or iteration on these tunes which for me are just not to be messed around with. but this was super fun, in all honesty. Lyle Mays would approve, god rest his soul!
The ' bard ' said ' if music be the food of love play on ' ................................me thinks music is the food of life and yes play on . Great musical selection here and great performance from the band .
A great performance by a superbly modern early 21st century big band playing still modern late 20th century music by whom I believe to be jazz's greatest ever composer-Pat Metheny.
I really enjoyed listening to this, but I really miss the driving rhythm of the original. The more laid back swing of this arrangement loses the unique feel of the original tune.
Das Orchester hat einen tollen Sound, ich vermisse jedoch die Energie und den Flow der Originalkomposition. Liegt möglicherweise am etwas lustlos arrangierten Schlagzeug.
I know this is a little mawkish, but watching this video confirms for me what a universal language jazz, and music more broadly, truly is. The tune was written by a couple of Americans (from Missouri and rural Wisconsin), arranged by an LA guy with ties to Stan Kenton, and played here by a German orchestra. The fervor on the faces of the guitarist and other players shows you they "get" this music, in their own way, sure, but with no less passion than the composers themselves. What an exceptional tune, chart, performance, and band. Bravo!!
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That moment between the soloist and the bassist at 5:11 is so dope
This orchestra has a truly wonderful sound. The musicians are top notch and the music is pumping!!! Truly beautiful sounds!!
5:09
Love how the bassist responds to the trumpet player!
@ #fabass
The person to whom the bass player is "responding" (or echoing) is playing a soprano saxophone, not a trumpet..
Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays tune is truly great And the band represents this tune with class and great degree of fascination.Gteat job guys!
Thank you!
This orchestra is fabulous and they are doing and playing wonderful music
I would love to hear them do Minuaano or The last train home. Very nicely done. 👏👏👏👍
Thanks!
i consider the album from which the original tune comes from to be probably my fav piece of recorded music ever because ive been listening to it pretty much i was a baby, hence ive spent 20+ years avoiding any cover or iteration on these tunes which for me are just not to be messed around with. but this was super fun, in all honesty. Lyle Mays would approve, god rest his soul!
Thanks!
The ' bard ' said ' if music be the food of love play on ' ................................me thinks music is the food of life and yes play on .
Great musical selection here and great performance from the band .
enjoyed this as much as the origional pmg version.
A great performance by a superbly modern early 21st century big band playing still modern late 20th century music by whom I believe to be jazz's greatest ever composer-Pat Metheny.
Love the "Letter From Home" album, and love this, well done.
Fantastic performance.
Thanks for listening!
Loved this. Thanks so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent !
4:54 the lick!!!
AH!Ah:
One of pmg,s somewhat underated pieces.This is a superb version . Pat and his band will love this.
Superb rendition!
Pat ....top ❤
Very good! Soprano solo was happening!
Amazing
This is the Matheny that will make you cry
Love rhis....Thank the arranger for me....
Fantastic rendition guys! Love Pat's music and you did this one justice!
Excelente orquestra.
nicely done....
One word, AWESOME 😮😮😮😊
Thank you so much 😀
Überragend! Hab das am Samstag live von euch gehört und war total überwältigt. Wurde euch quasi auf den Leib arrangiert! Was für eine Band!
Great sound. Classic PMG nicely done
Seria muito bom para nós, amantes da boa música, a disponibilização de mais vídeos dessa brilhante orquestra no youtube.
Fantastisch !
Великолепный биг бэнд! Эталон исполнения!музыканты супер!высочайшего уровня!
¡Qué Maravilla!
What a great sax solo!!
Thanks!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Does anyone know the bass guitar chords (notes) played at 0:38 - 0:41 ?
merci pour cet emouvant moment de musique
For lovers of this underplayed tune, check out the song 'Loca' by Buika, where she repeatedly scats this riff in hommage to the PMG.
Bravo!
Walter Becker from Steely Dan and Robert Plant on trumpet. Never knew they could play.
Yeah. And I had no idea Alec Baldwin could play drums!
Klasse! 👍🎵🎶🎵🎶
complimenti - ein sehr schwieriges st:Uck!
Metheny is a fucking good composer
Herr Graff ist ausgeseichnet! Ganze kappelle ist herr foragant! Sorry about my german spelling
Klaus am Abdrücken
Sevilla mit Martin Tingvall ist auch hervorragend
Great solo stemming from “the lick” 🤙🤙
licck
wowowoowowowowwo
why not use a double bass ?
It’s supposed to be played on e bass
I really enjoyed listening to this, but I really miss the driving rhythm of the original. The more laid back swing of this arrangement loses the unique feel of the original tune.
Das Orchester hat einen tollen Sound, ich vermisse jedoch die Energie und den Flow der Originalkomposition. Liegt möglicherweise am etwas lustlos arrangierten Schlagzeug.
Mach’s besser
Mit Ernst Hutter von den Egerländern an der 1. Posaune
Ganz links sitzt die 2. Stimme
Stiff.
Bravo!