I am almost without words! I sit here in Sydney Australia, in my mid eighties, having "learned and played a few instruments and worked over forty five years in entertainment down here, I must register my exhilaration, palpitations and more, the presentation, the charts and arrangements. My whole family, (one of 8 musos or avid followers) might not believe me unless I pass on this sensual event. The headphones are definitely one of the most wonderful inventions.
I return to this concert often, so I made a playlist Music starts 7:13 Thanks to Yt poster 7:19 Greensleeves 9:31 I'm Old Fashioned 16:20 If I were A Bell 21:00 Angel Eyes 27:20 Let's Face The Music And Dance 33:11 All The Things You Are 42:11 When Johnny Comes March Home and It Don't Mean a Thing If it Ain't Got That Swing (medley) 52:48 Bewitched Bothers and Bewildered 58:30 After You've Gone It straightens out an error in the naming and performance order of selections
Im listening to this periodically, its either only this for a week or i forget about it for a week, its such a wonderful Concert. I also Play trombone and the Song at min 33 fastinates me so much, i have been playing for over 7 years now and i still have to change of even that c to c octave at the beginning, its Not the range, Just the smooth Change of the Note, Looks so effortless
This is as appealing a jazz orchestra as I have ever heard. Impeccable taste and intonation as well as brilliant soloists. Jazz no longer belongs to just America, Simply fabulous!
Thanks for a wonderful and reminiscing selection of the American Songbook! Thanks to the entire orchestra, all soloists and the leader of the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw. A very special accolade and congratulations to H. Meutgeert for the superb arrangements!
Very tasteful bone player in All the things you are. Its worth it just to hear such beautifully controlled high register ballad playing simply drop dead gorgeous playing 34:36
The last thing I expected to hear from a Dutch big band was the first tune, an English folk song, dating from the 1580's, and called 'Greensleeves'! It sounds wonderful!
GRacias poe este estupendo conciertp de jazz. Adniro el espíritu musical de toda orquesta, su profesionalidad y la riqueza musical que han demostrado. Gracias. Sergio.
Thaks Pieter! This is fcking AWSOME! The best jazz sound ever. I also recorded jazz in our biggest hall: Gallus hall (Ljubljana, Slovenia). Thanks for uploading! This guys rock! BRAAAVOOOO!
I've been a lifelong fan of The Four Freshmen. If you want to hear an incredible jazz concert with the Frosh, listen to "The Four Freshmen in Holland," where they were supported by the Concertgebouw orchestra. Some of the finest jazz solos. particularly those with Curtis Calderon on trumpet. The guys just totally destroyed "Route 66" with their interplay. What a group!!
Des musiciens solides, à ceux qui prétendent que ce ne sont pas des musiciens de jazz nés et qu'ils font de leur mieux, je répondrai que plusieurs grands musiciens de jazz ont commencé en classique. Wynton Marsalis a gagné la même année un grammy en classique et un grammy en jazz. Et que dire de Paquito D'Rivera...
Why is 'I'm Old Fashioned' by Jerome Kern (second piece) billed as: 'If I were a Bell' by Frank Loesser?! Plus the director then says that it was I'm Old Fashioned by Loesser! What a mess.
Pour suivre Le Protocole, il faut mentionner la haute qualité des Musiciens. Cependant, le Temps donné pour qu'ils rentrent en Scène, fut démésuré!!! Outre que le Passage des Instruments, était FAIBLE, laissant que la sonorité des trumpets, prédominent sur les saxos... Notre Maestro doit penser différent... MERCI POUR LA VIDEO!!!!
I am fed up with those thousands fantastic big bands playing behind a "von kapel meister" that nobody look at, is quite unusefull, a guy who kills the magic of Jazz.
Yep. It is a professional, competent performance of professional, competent big band arrangements. And it's pretty soulless, boring, and undistinguished. It's the kind of thing that might be recorded for a film where there's a big band playing in the setting of a scene... you want the music to be "good", but not to draw attention away from the actors and dialog... And I am sometimes that loves modern big band music...
+Andy Wilderness You are full of silly shit. One;s genes are in place at birth - the talent, the qualities and the potential. You need to learn a great deal more before writing to me, kid.
+Andy Wilderness Do grow-up Andy, it would be handy, even for Pandy. If you actually knew anything about jazz, instead of wallowing in the self-awareness puffball cloud of ego, you would have understood my comment. Unfortunately you are just a diminished boy with delusions of adequacy. Now get of my back, you and your ilk are pests.
+Andy Wilderness You may be a tough and smart little shit behind a keyboard, chum, but gie me two minutes in a locked room with you and you would never be able to write again. Anything else you may write will be wiped before reading. So don't waste your time - or my more valuable kind. You are too pathetic.
Music is the best but what's is this language? It's horrible, like mix Deutsch with French and Nideraland. Disgusted when the men is speaking I must close my ears. Horrible.
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I am almost without words! I sit here in Sydney Australia, in my mid eighties, having "learned and played a few instruments and worked over forty five years in entertainment down here, I must register my exhilaration, palpitations and more, the presentation, the charts and arrangements. My whole family, (one of 8 musos or avid followers) might not believe me unless I pass on this sensual event. The headphones are definitely one of the most wonderful inventions.
I return to this concert often, so I made a playlist
Music starts 7:13 Thanks to Yt poster
7:19 Greensleeves
9:31 I'm Old Fashioned
16:20 If I were A Bell
21:00 Angel Eyes
27:20 Let's Face The Music And Dance
33:11 All The Things You Are
42:11 When Johnny Comes March Home and
It Don't Mean a Thing If it Ain't
Got That Swing (medley)
52:48 Bewitched Bothers and Bewildered
58:30 After You've Gone
It straightens out an error in the naming
and performance order of selections
Undervalued comment
Thank you...
Dankje wel!
THANK YOU
Im listening to this periodically, its either only this for a week or i forget about it for a week, its such a wonderful Concert. I also Play trombone and the Song at min 33 fastinates me so much, i have been playing for over 7 years now and i still have to change of even that c to c octave at the beginning, its Not the range, Just the smooth Change of the Note, Looks so effortless
On of the best big-band intonation I've heard in a long time and some really marvellous soloists
Thank you...It's like listening to the Newport Jazz Festival when I was in my teens...we used to stand at the fence and just listen...ps I'm 74
This is as appealing a jazz orchestra as I have ever heard. Impeccable taste and intonation as well as brilliant soloists. Jazz no longer belongs to just America, Simply fabulous!
Now that is because these are members of the world's best orchestra!
Music starts at 7:13
Thanks Man.💜♥️
now my room sounds like a rich guy's room.
The dutch are great,Stan Kenton would have loved to have some of these guys.thank you petet
Thanks for a wonderful and reminiscing selection of the American Songbook! Thanks to the entire orchestra, all soloists and the leader of the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw. A very special accolade and congratulations to H. Meutgeert for the superb arrangements!
Very tasteful bone player in All the things you are. Its worth it just to hear such beautifully controlled high register ballad playing simply drop dead gorgeous playing 34:36
Ik heb met volle teugen genoten van deze muzikanten,de pianist in het bizonder!
Lovely concert, thanks!
Absolutely Excellent. Thank You!
Very impressive sound recording quality. Besides the greatness of the band, of corse.
I never really gave much of a chance to this type of music, but i'm really into it. I like it!
The last thing I expected to hear from a Dutch big band was the first tune, an English folk song, dating from the 1580's, and called 'Greensleeves'! It sounds wonderful!
52:47 - 58:00 Wow, what a brilliant performance from the guitarist. That tone is absolutely perfect.
Fantastisch UUR muziek! Mooie herinnering ..... ook aan Rini - R.I.P. dear friend.
Gelukkig leeft hij voort op deze manier....Geweldige man, geweldig muzikant
Superb band, absolutely top notch.
GRacias poe este estupendo conciertp de jazz. Adniro el espíritu musical de toda orquesta, su profesionalidad y la riqueza musical que han demostrado. Gracias. Sergio.
Thaks Pieter! This is fcking AWSOME! The best jazz sound ever. I also recorded jazz in our biggest hall: Gallus hall (Ljubljana, Slovenia). Thanks for uploading! This guys rock! BRAAAVOOOO!
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Great musicianship and arrangements. What more can I say.
the best solo ever is at 34:25
Yep, very amazing stuff.
I've been a lifelong fan of The Four Freshmen. If you want to hear an incredible jazz concert with the Frosh, listen to "The Four Freshmen in Holland," where they were supported by the Concertgebouw orchestra. Some of the finest jazz solos. particularly those with Curtis Calderon on trumpet. The guys just totally destroyed "Route 66" with their interplay. What a group!!
Waanzinnig mooi concert, prachtige arrangementen!!
all the things you are ..... marvelous arrangement and soloist very very elegant!!
good bone solo! the close harmony is beautiful, BEETHOVEN would approved.
Really cool!
Joda, reunir tantos musicos buenos para dañar canciones, impresionante!
52:45 that's my favourite performance! I wish I could find this track apart this full concert
Joda, gather so many good musicians to dance songs, impressive!
Thanks for sharing this with me you 😏😎
Des musiciens solides, à ceux qui prétendent que ce ne sont pas des musiciens de jazz nés et qu'ils font de leur mieux, je répondrai que plusieurs grands musiciens de jazz ont commencé en classique. Wynton Marsalis a gagné la même année un grammy en classique et un grammy en jazz. Et que dire de Paquito D'Rivera...
Thank you so much!!!
Geweldig orkest!
34:33 - 37:04 The finest and sweetest trombone solo I've listened in years. Who's this talented musician?
Bert Boeren
The second piece is not "If I were a bell" but "I'ma old-fashioned"...
Músicos en serio provenientes de escuelas en serio una infraestructura en serio ergo todo es en serio y se plasma en lo que vemos y escuchamos!!
Impresionante lugar, impresionante orquesta!!el primer mundo en acción cultural.
BRILLIANCE!
Fenomenal orquesta.
I see many old people there, and many old people commenting here, and I think: I'm 19 and I would have loved to be there.
how do u know how the commenters r?
old
Same
David Carreon Being there would be a dream
I'm 15 and i would love to be there too - to be drenched by its magnificence!
starts at about 7:15
Super, Bravo.
Dit is echt geweldig!
Ah i see you are german as well
superbe. Un grand moment de musique
8nn
Joris Roelofs in Angel Eyes, helemaal raak.
Quel super pianiste!
Why is 'I'm Old Fashioned' by Jerome Kern (second piece) billed as: 'If I were a Bell' by Frank Loesser?! Plus the director then says that it was I'm Old Fashioned by Loesser! What a mess.
55:20 I love this part
Heyyy,could you send this Music from me here? Please
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Parabéns!!!
Très bons musiciens. d'une qualité semblable au groupe de jazz de Marsalis à New-York!
Bravi......complimenti !
excellent
2nd tune is I'm "Old Fashioned", not "If I Were A Bell". Thanks for the upload!
maravilha de show
おもしろい
とても気分がたのしくなる。
GREAT!!!!
Pour suivre Le Protocole, il faut mentionner la haute qualité des Musiciens. Cependant, le Temps donné pour qu'ils rentrent en Scène, fut démésuré!!! Outre que le Passage des Instruments, était FAIBLE, laissant que la sonorité des trumpets, prédominent sur les saxos... Notre Maestro doit penser différent... MERCI POUR LA VIDEO!!!!
joli!!!
1:06:34 look at the upper right-hand corner
Someone threw something down.
hahahaha
I am fed up with those thousands fantastic big bands playing behind a "von kapel meister" that nobody look at, is quite unusefull, a guy who kills the magic of Jazz.
아 행복하다
23:10 magic
... sprachlos gut ....
... musste mir es wiederholt ansehen_hören.WIRD immer besser mit dem weiteren Abspielen.Sehr eigenständig das Orchester. Wohltuend, vor allem.
fantàstic !!!
If you aren't shaking or swaying to this you might have the opposite of epilepsy
This does not have enough views for what it's worth!!! D: SHARE!!! QUICKLY!
It starts at 7:18
Nice one like 8
Some jazzy moments, but overall its a little clean for my taste. Maybe its the distinguished hall.
Couldn't agree more... square and without alma.
Yep. It is a professional, competent performance of professional, competent big band arrangements. And it's pretty soulless, boring, and undistinguished. It's the kind of thing that might be recorded for a film where there's a big band playing in the setting of a scene... you want the music to be "good", but not to draw attention away from the actors and dialog... And I am sometimes that loves modern big band music...
@@sbuttgereit hoping for more bite, attitude, and vibrato from the players?
I do think the massive hall is subduing and rounding out the sound
the trombonist is TERRIFIC
1:00:49 Best part
gezellig!
Круто!!!
Please oh please page owner, remove the food fight below, it is so far removed from the lovely music above it.
What is this style of jazz called ??
30:00
what are those thing in front of the (excuse my lack of culture) trumpets at 7:33??
+Emmanuel PP harmon mutes w/out the stem
oh nice! thanks
45:34 Solo van simon!
that feel when the ants go marching two by two
song at 33:00 anyone?
I think he said "alle thingshuare"
All The Things You Are
Oh yes - it is subtitled at 33:18!
45:37 simon rigter solo, swing de pan uit!
Why on earth do we need such a long silent introduction?
I Wonder why!!!!
I want to like but the number is at 666 so i don't dare :D
Valorar suscripcion de Dieper van Diepen ysu orqyesta
molt bo
33:10
7:18 starting here
07:16 music starts
I get the feeling that these guys are not regular - or born - jazz musicians, but doing their best.
+Andy Wilderness You are full of silly shit. One;s genes are in place at birth - the talent, the qualities and the potential. You need to learn a great deal more before writing to me, kid.
+Andy Wilderness The only knowledge you have, kid is how to plkay with yourself. Pis off and grow-up somewhere.
+Andy Wilderness little things amuse tiny minds. One day you will mature and become a fully-fledged idiot.
+Andy Wilderness Do grow-up Andy, it would be handy, even for Pandy. If you actually knew anything about jazz, instead of wallowing in the self-awareness puffball cloud of ego, you would have understood my comment. Unfortunately you are just a diminished boy with delusions of adequacy. Now get of my back, you and your ilk are pests.
+Andy Wilderness You may be a tough and smart little shit behind a keyboard, chum, but gie me two minutes in a locked room with you and you would never be able to write again. Anything else you may write will be wiped before reading. So don't waste your time - or my more valuable kind. You are too pathetic.
Music is the best but what's is this language? It's horrible, like mix Deutsch with French and Nideraland. Disgusted when the men is speaking I must close my ears. Horrible.
well thats dutch
No one wants to know your narrow sense of beauty. Keep your foul language to yourself, young woman.
33:11
16:27
58:39
34:33