Wow ! Great new faces. Sax player is especially exciting. The future of jazz is assured. Pianist very talented, adept at throwing a quote or 2 at rapid-fire pace. Delightful bassist. Mr. Kuge , as usual, great pulpusion! New faces of 2023 !
Thank you for such a wonderful compliment! It was our first time playing together, but we had a blast! Stay tuned for many more upcoming musicians! Cheers!
Grazie mille per il bellissimo complimento! È un piacere per noi far parte del tuo viaggio musicale da 50 anni! Ci auguriamo che anche i nostri prossimi video vi piacciano! Saluti da Osaka/Giappone!
This is very nice. Top quality as usual. Please mention to the editor of the vids that sometimes the editing is too fast and makes me dizzy and nauseous. I would like to suggest watching two sources for video editing: Round Midnight movie by Bernard Tavernier. Watch the way the musical segments are shot and the edits in between players. Stop Making Sense by Jonathan Demme. Watch the way the entire concert is shot and how long the camera and the edits linger on the performers. These two are, I think, the best examples of the way music is presented in a visual medium. Both seem to flow musically in a visual sense and have a pleasing, calming effect on the viewer. In any case, I am a very big fan of your series from San Francisco, California and watch every new vid that comes out. I hope to someday visit Japan and watch these fabulous performers live and in person. Keep going!!
Thank you for the wonderful compliment! Really appreciate the suggestion for the video editing and reference material! Will definitely pass on the word to the chief video editor. Fyi, he also mentioned that making the sequence fast and frequent tends to make viewers more attracted to the film since it's harder to process the information in such a short moment and makes you want to come back to the video repetitively and check it out again. Even I, the player myself sometimes look back to see what was exactly going on on the spot! There'll be more new musicians and performers to come, so stay tuned, and don't forget to subscribe to support us! Greetings from Osaka/Japan!
"Please mention to the editor of the vids that sometimes the editing is too fast" I recently noticed that, too. What they did some month ago was better : we had more time to see the musicians playing... But on this one, it's not bad 🙂
@@OsakaJazzChannel The speed of the video edits don't suit jazz music. It might be fine for MTV style edits which is the way editing is done for any kind of music these days. In your case, you present straight-ahead jazz musicians playing classic jazz in an acoustic setting and the speed by which the cuts are made don't serve to support the music or musicians. There is already enough energy, grace and power in the quality of musicians you presented beautifully on this channel. There is no need to add anything extra to what is here. I should also mention that people who return to this channel do so because they want to hear their favourite artists perform once again. We are all jazz fans who visit and we all probably have our favourite albums we've collected in the past and listen to them over and over even though they might be in an old format like vinyl or cassettes or even CD's. I can tell you that I still have vinyl copies of Weather Report Heavy Weather, Aja by Steely Dan and John Abercrombie's first record with Jan Hammer and Jack DeJohnette. I still listen to them and return to the experience and I find that I am doing that with your ever increasing library of videos from these wonderful artists. Your videos will take on a timeless feel if you allow the camera to move fluidly, slowly and capture the musicians at work without the unnecessary, artificial excitement induced by fast edits. Thank you for your work once again. I look forward to more in the future. Keep going!!
Takashi - Can you please do an interview (with translation/English) as to how you organize these many sessions and with many differing combinations of musicians? What kinds of problems have you encountered, and how have you solved these issues? I'm a drummer in central America, and very much enjoy your excellent ensemble drumming. You guys and gals all know the tunes, and are well prepared. Are there rehearsal sessions with each group of musicians. Are the charts all standard ''Real Book'' (sixth edition) charts? thanks, man !! Dig your trading-4's! Nice phrases.
Appreciate the detailed comment! Regarding your request about an interview, we are not currently planning any videos other than the performance videos currently going on. (Considering all the time that might cost us for the planning and editing etc...) However, we are very happy to hear that you're enjoying our videos and performances all the way in America. Answers to your questions : - How you organize these many sessions and with many differing combinations of musicians? = We're lucky to have all the talented musicians currently working around the Kansai area(Kobe, Osaka and Kyoto) and I (Takashi Kuge) happen to have connections from performing over 10 years with all the musicians. - What kinds of problems have you encountered, and how have you solved these issues? = There has been and currently are problems and issues trying to get the event go on, musicians to come play for us, shooting the videos and editing them. The sound you hear in our videos are personally recorded and mixed/mastered by Takashi Kuge. The Video shoot and editing are all supervised by Hironobu Takagi - our chief camera producer/editor that is a former drum student of Takashi Kuge. Thanks to his love, passion and attention that makes our videos as lively as is. - Are the charts all standard ''Real Book'' (sixth edition) charts? = The musicians were particularly called in and assembled specifically for the day, so we usually go with anything that the front musician or vocal that brings the charts. It could be something that we agreed to play without any charts (by memory), something from the "Real Book" as you've mentioned or something that was arranged and writtened by one of the musicians in the video. Check out the description if you're interested since the arranger's names are mentioned in there. We occasionally have musicians even meeting for the first time on the day, so that even makes our performance more lively and thrilling. ================================ A pleasure to hear you're enjoying the drum performance too! Don't forget to check out our upcoming videos too! Greetings from Osaka, Japan!
We are always inspired and pleased to play jazz and appreciate the wonderful things that jazz has brought us all around the world. Greetings from Osaka/Japan!
皆さん、音色とタイム感が暖かくてタイトで安心して聞けます。ホントに上手い。
嬉しいコメントありがとうございます!
引き続きOsaka Jazz Channelをお楽しみください!
Thank you ❤
Thank you!
Wow and thrice wow awesome improvisation of a truly hot Jazz rendition of "All the things you are" amazing musicianship. Superb performance.
Appreciate the detailed compliment!
A pleasure to hear being able to share our music via RUclips.
Greetings from Osaka, Japan!
好きすぎて10回以上は聴いてます！
いつかブルックリンパーラー行ってみたいなーて思ってます。。
たくさんご覧頂きありがとうございます!
お楽しみ頂けているようで何よりです!
こちらの撮影ライブ『Jazz @ the Parlor』は毎月開催しておりますので、概要欄よりBrooklyn Parlorのホームページ、又は出演ミュージシャンのスケジュールよりご覧頂けますので、タイミングが合えば是非お越しください!
コメントありがとうございます!
channel 登録しました。全体が気持ちいいのはもちろん 🎷の方の演奏凄まじく惹きつけられました、かっこよかったです！
サックスの古山 晶子さん、素晴らしいサックスプレーヤーです。
引き続きお楽しみください!
チャンネル登録、コメントもありがとうございます!
FANTASTIC👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
大塚恵さんのファンになりました！頑張ってください！勿論全員ステキ❗️です～
嬉しいコメントありがとうございます！
大塚恵さんをはじめ、映像に出演頂いているミュージシャンのライブ情報なども概要欄よりアクセス頂けますので、是非ご覧ください！
引き続きお楽しみください！
Jazz lives
Thank you for the comment!
Wow ! Great new faces. Sax player is especially exciting. The future of jazz is assured. Pianist very talented, adept at throwing a quote or 2 at rapid-fire pace. Delightful bassist. Mr. Kuge , as usual, great pulpusion! New faces of 2023 !
Thank you for such a wonderful compliment!
It was our first time playing together, but we had a blast!
Stay tuned for many more upcoming musicians!
Cheers!
Ottimo jazz .
Il vostro canale e ' uno dei migliori che abbia mai ascoltato .
E io sono un appassionato d i questa musica da più di cinquant' anni!!!
Grazie mille per il bellissimo complimento!
È un piacere per noi far parte del tuo viaggio musicale da 50 anni!
Ci auguriamo che anche i nostri prossimi video vi piacciano!
Saluti da Osaka/Giappone!
Wonderful! ❤ from Thailand 🇹🇭
Thank you!
Appreciate the compliment!
Wonderful playing all around. Would love to hear anything else by these four.
Appreciate the wonderful compliment!
Glad to hear you enjoyed our performance.
Greetings from Osaka/Japan!
What a great tune-and the group played it exquisitely! 🇺🇸 🇯🇵 ❤️
Appreciate the compliment!
Greetings from Osaka/Japan!
サックス、最高‼
コメントありがとうございます!
サックスの古山さん含め、関西で活躍しているミュージシャン情報なども概要欄よりご覧頂けますので、是非チェックしてみてください!
コメントありがとうございます!
Simplesmente lindíssimo!!!!. MARVELOUS 👏👏👏👏👏 WONDERFULL 👏👏👏👏
Obrigado pelo comentário maravilhoso!
Saudações de Osaka/Japão!
Really love this composition! All the players are brilliant!
Glad to hear you enjoyed our performance!
Appreciate the compliment!
Greetings from Osaka/Japan!
とにかくWonderful!❤です～感動🙌
お楽しみ頂けたようで何よりです!
コメントありがとうございます!
Lovely
Thank you!
大塚さんかっこいい！！
コメントありがとうございます!
大塚 恵さん、本当に素晴らしいベーシストです!
引き続きOsaka Jazz Channelをお楽しみください!
はいありがとう御座います。 いつも楽しく拝見させていただいております。 いつか大塚さんとジャムセッション等でお一緒してみたいです。
Osaka Jazz Channelに出演されているミュージシャン方はライブ活動もセッションホストもされている方も多いので、情報チェックして是非生で会場に足を運んで頂けると幸いです！
返信ありがとうございます！
🎉最高🎉迫力満点💯
お楽しみ頂けたようで何よりです!
コメントありがとうございます!
緊張というスリリング♫
コメントありがとうございます！
いいなーこの演奏のレベルが高いですね
ありがとうございます
お楽しみ頂けたようで何よりです！
コメントありがとうございます！
テナーサックスいい音
出演ミュージシャンのスケジュールなども概要欄よりアクセス頂けますので、興味があれば是非チェックしてみてください!
お楽しみ頂けたようで何よりです!
コメントありがとうございます!
Excellent!!!
Thank you!!!
This is wonderful. I love it!
Glad you enjoyed our performance!
Stay tuned (and subscribed) for more videos to come!
Cheers!
Pure fire!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Bill and Ted say, "Most excellent! Party on, dudes!" 😃
Appreciate the compliment!
Greetings from Osaka, Japan!
最高のサウンドですね！特に大塚恵さんのベースの発音は美しい。ウッドの人にエレベ弾かせるとガチャガチャになってグルーヴしづらいのは発音のポイントが超微妙に違うから。大塚さんはその発音のポイントがドラムとバッチリですね！気持ちいい！結構アタック強調すればグルーヴすると思っている人多い中稀有なベーシストですね！期待しています！
丁寧な分析・感想コメントありがとうございます。
本当に素晴らしいミュージシャン方に出演頂いてOsaka Jazz Channelは恵まれています!
引き続きお楽しみください!
This is very nice. Top quality as usual.
Please mention to the editor of the vids that sometimes the editing is too fast and makes me dizzy and nauseous.
I would like to suggest watching two sources for video editing:
Round Midnight movie by Bernard Tavernier. Watch the way the musical segments are shot and the edits in between players.
Stop Making Sense by Jonathan Demme. Watch the way the entire concert is shot and how long the camera and the edits linger on the performers.
These two are, I think, the best examples of the way music is presented in a visual medium. Both seem to flow musically in a visual sense and have a pleasing, calming effect on the viewer.
In any case, I am a very big fan of your series from San Francisco, California and watch every new vid that comes out.
I hope to someday visit Japan and watch these fabulous performers live and in person. Keep going!!
Thank you for the wonderful compliment!
Really appreciate the suggestion for the video editing and reference material!
Will definitely pass on the word to the chief video editor.
Fyi, he also mentioned that making the sequence fast and frequent tends to make viewers more attracted to the film since it's harder to process the information in such a short moment and makes you want to come back to the video repetitively and check it out again.
Even I, the player myself sometimes look back to see what was exactly going on on the spot!
There'll be more new musicians and performers to come, so stay tuned, and don't forget to subscribe to support us!
Greetings from Osaka/Japan!
"Please mention to the editor of the vids that sometimes the editing is too fast" I recently noticed that, too. What they did some month ago was better : we had more time to see the musicians playing... But on this one, it's not bad 🙂
貴重なご意見を頂きありがとうございます。確かに私はシンコペーションをしすぎているかもしれません。
教えていただいた映像を探して見ます。
このチャンネルには、これからも沢山の曲があります。常にチャレンジを続けて行きます！
@@OsakaJazzChannel The speed of the video edits don't suit jazz music. It might be fine for MTV style edits which is the way editing is done for any kind of music these days. In your case, you present straight-ahead jazz musicians playing classic jazz in an acoustic setting and the speed by which the cuts are made don't serve to support the music or musicians. There is already enough energy, grace and power in the quality of musicians you presented beautifully on this channel. There is no need to add anything extra to what is here. I should also mention that people who return to this channel do so because they want to hear their favourite artists perform once again. We are all jazz fans who visit and we all probably have our favourite albums we've collected in the past and listen to them over and over even though they might be in an old format like vinyl or cassettes or even CD's. I can tell you that I still have vinyl copies of Weather Report Heavy Weather, Aja by Steely Dan and John Abercrombie's first record with Jan Hammer and Jack DeJohnette. I still listen to them and return to the experience and I find that I am doing that with your ever increasing library of videos from these wonderful artists. Your videos will take on a timeless feel if you allow the camera to move fluidly, slowly and capture the musicians at work without the unnecessary, artificial excitement induced by fast edits.
Thank you for your work once again. I look forward to more in the future. Keep going!!
好き〜この曲！サックスいいですね〜🥹みなさんの演奏が素敵すぎて、たまりません🥰💕🍎
お楽しみ頂けたようで何よりです！
嬉しいコメント、励みになります！
ありがとうございます！
Takashi - Can you please do an interview (with translation/English) as to how you organize these many sessions and with many differing combinations of musicians? What kinds of problems have you encountered, and how have you solved these issues? I'm a drummer in central America, and very much enjoy your excellent ensemble drumming. You guys and gals all know the tunes, and are well prepared. Are there rehearsal sessions with each group of musicians. Are the charts all standard ''Real Book'' (sixth edition) charts? thanks, man !! Dig your trading-4's! Nice phrases.
Appreciate the detailed comment!
Regarding your request about an interview, we are not currently planning any videos other than the performance videos currently going on. (Considering all the time that might cost us for the planning and editing etc...)
However, we are very happy to hear that you're enjoying our videos and performances all the way in America.
Answers to your questions :
- How you organize these many sessions and with many differing combinations of musicians?
= We're lucky to have all the talented musicians currently working around the Kansai area(Kobe, Osaka and Kyoto) and I (Takashi Kuge) happen to have connections from performing over 10 years with all the musicians.
- What kinds of problems have you encountered, and how have you solved these issues?
= There has been and currently are problems and issues trying to get the event go on, musicians to come play for us, shooting the videos and editing them.
The sound you hear in our videos are personally recorded and mixed/mastered by Takashi Kuge. The Video shoot and editing are all supervised by Hironobu Takagi - our chief camera producer/editor that is a former drum student of Takashi Kuge.
Thanks to his love, passion and attention that makes our videos as lively as is.
- Are the charts all standard ''Real Book'' (sixth edition) charts?
= The musicians were particularly called in and assembled specifically for the day, so we usually go with anything that the front musician or vocal that brings the charts.
It could be something that we agreed to play without any charts (by memory), something from the "Real Book" as you've mentioned or something that was arranged and writtened by one of the musicians in the video.
Check out the description if you're interested since the arranger's names are mentioned in there.
We occasionally have musicians even meeting for the first time on the day, so that even makes our performance more lively and thrilling.
================================
A pleasure to hear you're enjoying the drum performance too!
Don't forget to check out our upcoming videos too!
Greetings from Osaka, Japan!
スイングの中で自由に踊るようなピアノソロ😍ボイシングとか全然分からないが信じられない気持ち良きコードが繰り出されまくって空いた口が塞がらない😮全体も大変良くまとまっていてシビれました！
お楽しみ頂けたようで何よりです!
出演ミュージシャンの演奏の賜物です!
嬉しい感想コメント、ありがとうございます!
引き続きお楽しみください!
キースジャレットのスタイルに似てる。
この動画１００回以上見ました。
たくさんご覧頂きありがとうございます!
引き続きお楽しみください!
動画編集も魅せ方がお上手ですね✨
嬉しいコメント、励みになります!
撮影班の詳細など、概要欄からもアクセス頂けますので、是非チェックしてみてください。
引き続きお楽しみください!
❤🎉😮 🎷 ...
Thank you for the comment!
ラテンですか？
こちらの曲はスウィングで演奏しております。
It's wonderful to hear the great jazz on this from very fine jazz musiciens, thank you. Jazz is universal music, not just limited to America
We are always inspired and pleased to play jazz and appreciate the wonderful things that jazz has brought us all around the world.
Greetings from Osaka/Japan!
The japs also have excellent instruments; listening to this i recall how they treat ed"Can't take my eyes off you"