Absolutely the most moving jazz piece I've seen. The music is great, and Jones's piano is marvellous. But there is so much drama. Jones doing the heavy lifting but obviously watching out for his friend Oscar, who composed the music. And Oscar trying so hard to play the he wants to, and used to. And hats off the the videographer who put together the show we've just watched. And, I must admit, like others already have, there was a tear.
To me this was not a duet, it was beyond that. It was almost as if it was one person - one mind. This was true beauty. I correct myself this IS beauty. I dont believe have a religion but this makes me feel like I have a soul. I will never forget this...
Can't remember ever crying to a piano piece but I did now. Love their adoration they have for each other. If I died today I would be glad this was the last piece of music I heard.
Play me "Hymn To Freedom" any time and I'd appreciate it. When Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones collaborate on this beautiful tune - it becomes pure magic. I'm wrapped in awe as I listen to the celestial piano playing by the two great pianists. Lovely piano playing by these jazz musical giants. Theo Kgapola {Benoni}
@@florairvan8305 Thanks for your kind words Flora. Aren't Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones just "something else" as collaborators musically? They are both in a calm and unassuming state as they enjoy the music playing. Oh yeah, music is a great universal language. Let's continue to enjoy this artform.
Although Oscar seems to be struggling a little on this one due to severe arthritis, the rendering a superb. One of the last time we can see Oscar at piano. Look at his face, the very epitome of humility and dedication.
Hymn to Freedom is the most touching and exquisite masterpiece played by Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones Obviously, it originated through the heavenly realm. A real expander of the soul, so essential in improving the human condition. I can see that the very being and essence of Oscar's soul lives on proving he is more alive than ever. Even though Oliver has retired, I do hope and trust that his skilled artistry in music will always continue. Many thanks to both of you.
I saw Oliver Jones Trio at a university gig in '88. Absolutely stunning performance. After the show, he came to the back and said hello to the small audience and was just like you see him here, smiling and gracious.
You probably dont care at all but does anyone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost my login password. I love any tips you can offer me
@Clyde Brennan Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Oscar was 79 at the time of this recording and 3 years before his passing. I pray he's in heaven so I can tell him face to face what a blessing he has been to me (and to so many others). Plus it would be so cool to be able to play with him. :-D
Magic. Dave and I were offstage, having finished our set with Oliver that night, and we were so moved. There was not a dry eye in the house. Giants of Jazz.
I am so sorry but I’ve just discovered Oscar Peterson and this song and I’m angry at myself. You created so much genius and greatness in one man and for that Lord, I sincerely apologise.
I'm so glad i could hear this amazing, beautiful collaboration through the tears in my eyes. I'm so blessed that my Father introduced me to this music.
As much as I love this song and everything it represents and as much pleasure OP has given me through the years I can't help crying like a baby every time (and that is many many) I listen to it. But they are good tears. To me, OP will never die.
I have listened & watched this performance hundreds of times & usually over & over again. Oliver is great but Oscar Peterson is the greatest jazz pianist ever.
fabulous--both have plade it somany times over the years....the tremellos still there : Oscar's 1964 live version ----memories of greatness from two canadian masters....
Aldrig hørt en smukkere version, end denne. Oliver Jones, han er et geni. N.H.Ø.P., er jo bare pragtfuld. Peterson er næsten 80 år, men sparker virkelig r.. , her i det bedste selskab. Har, hørt og hører denne hver dag, op til flere gange, da den betyder uendeligt for mig personligt. Smileyerne er kun symbolsk, ellers sad jeg her også om 50 år, hvis jeg virkelig, skulle vise min respekt, for verdens bedste jazzmusiker , OSCAR PETERSON, og Oliver Jones, samt N.H.Ø.P., og "band". Savner dig og din musik. Copenhagen Jazzfestival 2022,-maybe.
Extraordinaire, surhumain, ou trop humain! Je pleure chaque fois. L'art à sa plus haute expression. J'aimais déjà énormément la version de l'hymne dans "Night Train", mais là, je suis défoncé.... Merci
This is not so much about beautiful music, but love and humility, which transcend the occasion. Peterson is all too aware that the hearers are moved by his illness and demise, yet, with a face full of emotion, he gives much credit to Oliver Jones by that simple sideways acknowledgement of his hand, and then the parting low bows and kissed fingers gesture thrown to an adoring audience. Divine moments.
Yeah she is f good, the band assembly,so close, so good, only a musician can appreciate good ,well I'm not a musician, but I can say,one only thing, way very good,tnx guys.
Was just listening to CBC Radio The House where there was a segment about making August 1st the Emancipation Day holiday. A short clip of his tune was played.
Видеоклипы
Absolutely the most moving jazz piece I've seen. The music is great, and Jones's piano is marvellous. But there is so much drama. Jones doing the heavy lifting but obviously watching out for his friend Oscar, who composed the music. And Oscar trying so hard to play the he wants to, and used to. And hats off the the videographer who put together the show we've just watched.
And, I must admit, like others already have, there was a tear.
Two marvellous eternal giants of jazz....
ㅂ❤❤❤❤ㅃㅃㅃ❤ㅃ❤❤ㅃㅃ
❤ㅃ1ㅃㅂ❤❤ㅂㅂ❤❤
1
This why I love Oscar. Oliver helped him out so much and their hug at the end is so beautiful. In harmony, there can be no war.
To me this was not a duet, it was beyond that. It was almost as if it was one person - one mind. This was true beauty. I correct myself this IS beauty. I dont believe have a religion but this makes me feel like I have a soul. I will never forget this...
Can't remember ever crying to a piano piece but I did now. Love their adoration they have for each other. If I died today I would be glad this was the last piece of music I heard.
36 years old. I watch this and all of Oscar's performances. And i always end up with a tear in my eye. A very sad day when he left us. x
Play me "Hymn To Freedom" any time and I'd appreciate it. When Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones collaborate on this beautiful tune - it becomes pure magic. I'm wrapped in awe as I listen to the celestial piano playing by the two great pianists. Lovely piano playing by these jazz musical giants.
Theo Kgapola {Benoni}
Theo.....you stated precisely my
exact sentiments! Appreciate your
comments expressed so
succiently. Thank You!!
@@florairvan8305 Thanks for your kind words Flora. Aren't Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones just "something else" as collaborators musically? They are both in a calm and unassuming state as they enjoy the music playing. Oh yeah, music is a great universal language. Let's continue to enjoy this artform.
“When every heart joins every heart that’s when we’ll be free”
Although Oscar seems to be struggling a little on this one due to severe arthritis, the rendering a superb. One of the last time we can see Oscar at piano. Look at his face, the very epitome of humility and dedication.
He had a stroke
Hymn to Freedom is the most touching and exquisite masterpiece played by Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones Obviously, it originated through the heavenly realm. A real expander of the soul, so essential in improving the human condition. I can see that the very being and essence of Oscar's soul lives on proving he is more alive than ever. Even though Oliver has retired, I do hope and trust that his skilled artistry in music will always continue. Many thanks to both of you.
One of my all time favorites from Oscar Petersen and his trio. Beautiful piece of piano jazz...
I saw Oliver Jones Trio at a university gig in '88. Absolutely stunning performance. After the show, he came to the back and said hello to the small audience and was just like you see him here, smiling and gracious.
Tears rolling down my face. Wonderful. RIP Oscar.
You probably dont care at all but does anyone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I was stupid lost my login password. I love any tips you can offer me
@Drew Briggs instablaster =)
@Clyde Brennan Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Clyde Brennan It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass :D
@Drew Briggs no problem =)
Oscar was 79 at the time of this recording and 3 years before his passing.
I pray he's in heaven so I can tell him face to face what a blessing he has been to me (and to so many others). Plus it would be so cool to be able to play with him. :-D
It will be a big queue to sit in with him.Will it be done with alternate pianists,basses,drummers.We will have eternity
Llghthoüse alĺstars1
Y'all are very sure of yourselves 😄
Makes me smile through tears! Simply PERFECT!
Magic. Dave and I were offstage, having finished our set with Oliver that night, and we were so moved. There was not a dry eye in the house. Giants of Jazz.
I am so sorry but I’ve just discovered Oscar Peterson and this song and I’m angry at myself. You created so much genius and greatness in one man and for that Lord, I sincerely apologise.
one of the most superb version, of Hymn to freedom, with his old time friend Oliver Jones. haleluuuuuuuua
wow. I heard this after I bought Peterson's "Night Train" CD and it REALLY stands out as a true gem. True beauty in sound. What a gift.
I'm so glad i could hear this amazing, beautiful collaboration through the tears in my eyes.
I'm so blessed that my Father introduced me to this music.
Love this! Two of the greats playing one wonderful piece of music!
My dear Oscar , you are the best congratulations from Argentina.
juan Carlos Perez Sandoval 76
Rørende, det ligger så mye bak denne hymnen. Og for en fantastisk framførelse
Two incredible jazz pianists from Québec.
As much as I love this song and everything it represents and as much pleasure OP has given me through the years I can't help crying like a baby every time (and that is many many) I listen to it. But they are good tears. To me, OP will never die.
how lucky we are to have these gems thanks for this
This is a wonderful hymn
I have listened & watched this performance hundreds of times & usually over & over again. Oliver is great but Oscar Peterson is the greatest jazz pianist ever.
This song makes me cry!!
Criticalperspective2 :)
Just as beautiful in 2021 as it ever was!
Just beautiful to see Oscar play his tune at this stage of his life.
I just shed a little tear. I miss Oscar Peterson.
2 masters at work ...love it !
***** I am a pianist so I was referring to Oscar and Oliver and I know NHOP is also a master..sigh..
*****
Not is, was!
***** !
Oscar and Oliver: two genius!
fabulous--both have plade it somany times over the years....the tremellos still there : Oscar's 1964 live version ----memories of greatness from two canadian masters....
Aldrig hørt en smukkere version, end denne. Oliver Jones, han er et geni. N.H.Ø.P., er jo bare pragtfuld. Peterson er næsten 80 år, men sparker virkelig r.. , her i det bedste selskab. Har, hørt og hører denne hver dag, op til flere gange, da den betyder uendeligt for mig personligt. Smileyerne er kun symbolsk, ellers sad jeg her også om 50 år, hvis jeg virkelig, skulle vise min respekt, for verdens bedste jazzmusiker , OSCAR PETERSON, og Oliver Jones, samt N.H.Ø.P., og "band". Savner dig og din musik. Copenhagen Jazzfestival 2022,-maybe.
This is like watching Rembrandt paint one of his masterpieces - WOW!!!!
OP and OJ, that's as good as it gets... What Joy!
Beautiful music made by a truly great artist. Also, one of the rare times he's seen playing anything other than a Boesendorfer.
Every time I watch this, I think it's so beautiful harmony.
YES YES - HYMN TO FREEDOM - Can`t be said more precisely !!!
Soooo friggin good
Beautiful song and wonderful performers.
Thank you.
A concert from a time when the world was normal.
말이 필요없고요
무슨 글을 써야 할지!~
수식어가 없어요!~
황홀했습니다.
잘 들었습니다.
Music interpretation of “I have a dream”. Brilliant!
You're the only one that has interpreted this perfectly
Love this version with Oscar and Oliver
It is truly true that man consists in the affection that most sustains him
YES YES YES. Boy, do we need this now!!!
Unico !! he crecido con genios como el master!!Gracias por lo que nos dejastes!!
Extraordinaire, surhumain, ou trop humain! Je pleure chaque fois.
L'art à sa plus haute expression.
J'aimais déjà énormément la version de l'hymne dans "Night Train", mais là, je suis défoncé.... Merci
This is not so much about beautiful music, but love and humility, which transcend the occasion. Peterson is all too aware that the hearers are moved by his illness and demise, yet, with a face full of emotion, he gives much credit to Oliver Jones by that simple sideways acknowledgement of his hand, and then the parting low bows and kissed fingers gesture thrown to an adoring audience. Divine moments.
Perfection to the most perfect song ever written!!!
I could listen to this on a loop forever.
Freedom, you have your own hymn.
Just speechless...
speechless
Pura emoción. Me llegó al corazón!
Yes!
Tellement beau et émouvant...j'adore
Extraordinaire !!! Bravo Messieurs et merci
HYMN TO FREEDOM 素晴しい！ JAZZ曲では無いのに完全にジャズに成っている！
What a gift!
Yeah she is f good, the band assembly,so close, so good, only a musician can appreciate good ,well I'm not a musician, but I can say,one only thing, way very good,tnx guys.
I bought my "Night Train" around 1975 or so.. My favorite track !!
Tout simplement... exquis! Dire que c'étais à Montréal en plus... que dire... je suis sans mots! =)
Was just listening to CBC Radio The House where there was a segment about making August 1st the Emancipation Day holiday. A short clip of his tune was played.
녹아 있네요 힝..감사합니다.
Timeless Classic.
Kenweedon
Kenweedon
Kenweedon
Music is as such fine. Thank you for sharing courage for living, love for music. KI
Bouleversant !... Sublime ! Merci !
THIS IS FANTASTIC!
chills
I'm not entirely certain what Oscar said to Oliver when they hugged....but my heart heard, "Love you, brother."
Only LOVE coming from that soul!!
A great spititual reawakening and inspiration, this is something good that we need, soulful, peaceful, just, balanced, so civilised, artistic.
The Giant Oscar Peterson
Noooo, I'm on this video again! Can't help it, I love good music!
Beautiful. Just beautiful.
큰 슬픔을 겪은 우리들에게... 위로를 보냅니다
Lords of music.
Great performance by the King
Loved it. Thank you for sharing,will now go the piano and try to „expand“ a bit myself.
Two pianists play the touching music until I melt down
Beautiful 😌
Magnifique!
2021?
Mr. Peterson almost made me cry
amazing quality, Thank You!
Bravo! to say the least.
Magnificent!
Awesome! !
Love this too
This is better then love.
He was the best
Genius
泣ける 時を綴ってますねお二方
How moving!!!
¡¡sublime!!
This is for god the real magic😘!!
Leute die so musizieren können keine schlechte menschen sein..
Share with your posting 🎵 song. Thank you so much :)