woo i need a cup of coffee and get myself back to listen to this again. i love it. fantastic drumming. such playful trio. This is the "free" i like.. one that honors the composition
I cant stop listening to this piece of joyful and beautiful music performed to perfection. Kenny Werner is my hero, Ari Hoenig is just a walking symphony. Please watch the vids of the No Beginning No Ending orchestral and choral piece Kenny wrote for his little daughter who was killed in a auto accident...it is overwhelming. What a true genius of our day he is.
after reading effortless mastery i was happy with my playing for the first time in my life...for about 4 months. then i lost it so im reading it again haha. great book seriously enlightning
If you like this, check out the Swizz pianoplayer Nik Bärtch and his Ronin. It's also kind of poly-mix-rhytmic things, but totally different. No solos. Very funky. But I really like The Kenny Werner trio, it must be fun to play the bass and the drums.
@atbundros hahaha try to listen to Webern, Berg or Shoenberg... believe me, this is very tonal. It modulates a lot in foreign keys and the harmony is rich but it always move around a pretty strong tonal center. Man... That bassist is incredible.
no...it's not aspergers. if you read his book you'd understand that he, like the great artists like Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk, is in the Space. in this space he taps into pure creativity playing only what's being demanded at the time. read Effortless Mastery. it's a great read for aspiring musicians like myself
Yes, but in all reality, the music that you are used to defines the "schemas" that make you choose whether you like a particular type of music or not. It is a great comment, honestly. If you don't like it, that is fine, but this music is of excellent quality for this type of music. Same as the music that you like is of excellent quality for the type music you like
These guys are pretty freakin' awesome. If you don't like it, its only 'cause ur brain doesn't have the right musical 'schemas' developed in it. The exact same way an East Indian raga sounds strange and foreign and nonsensical. Its ok that you don't get it though, seriously, its just fine. If u were to develop the necessary 'schemas', then you will finally be able to hear it truly and deeply. In the mean time, listen and love the music you really love, and even still dislike this music. thats ok
its funny..the first 3,4 minutes, im like "this is everything i love about jazz". by the end im like"this is everything i hate about jazz". good book tho
@atbundros Man , wtf , you have to be kidding... i mean the music is great to me , but how can you say what is good or bad music , so even if your theory is right , cant a person who has your "schemas" developed just dislike this song?
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woo i need a cup of coffee and get myself back to listen to this again. i love it. fantastic drumming. such playful trio. This is the "free" i like.. one that honors the composition
I love this music, so much fresh air, excellent rhythms....beautiful.
I cant stop listening to this piece of joyful and beautiful music performed to perfection. Kenny Werner is my hero, Ari Hoenig is just a walking symphony. Please watch the vids of the No Beginning No Ending orchestral and choral piece Kenny wrote for his little daughter who was killed in a auto accident...it is overwhelming. What a true genius of our day he is.
I love Ari's playing. When I have seen him live he is always amazing.
YEAH Kenny!! More more more!!!
Keep doing what you are doing, being what you are being!
amazing pianist ! beautiful trio...thanks for sharing !
True Art. I really dont know what to say. Those musicians were truly in tuned with each others melody and rhythm. wow.
These players are so good!!!!!
I totally agree with you!!!! No more to say!!!
Great artists, huge piano player. Even remember me Bill Evans.
Merci Vladpiano!
amazing!!
JAZZ, crazy man, crazy...!!!
this just amazing music geniuse , skill and creativity
out of control!
these guys are so sick.
more please (from this set) !!! meanwhile, thank you for this one ;)
i agree--this is amazing
after reading effortless mastery i was happy with my playing for the first time in my life...for about 4 months. then i lost it so im reading it again haha. great book seriously enlightning
quando la musica è bella! è bella!
the drumming is fantastic
@lunasurface you are right, wrong choice of word around here. I love everything about this vid
It would be great, because it's one of the most moving things I've ever heard.
los tres tocan como la gran siete
If you like this, check out the Swizz pianoplayer Nik Bärtch and his Ronin. It's also kind of poly-mix-rhytmic things, but totally different. No solos. Very funky. But I really like The Kenny Werner trio, it must be fun to play the bass and the drums.
8:26 that drum groove is rawwwwwwwww
I'm currently reading Kenny Werner's book, Effortless Mastery
that groove around 8:30 is phat
ari's dope
Kenny Werner. KICK ASS!
Just listen. don't make comments.. its awesome
@TheIsraDave Yeah, I'm looking for a song called EAST MEET WEST and it's from the Uncovered Heart album
8:24 YEAHHHH
outch!)
i meant the commenter, not the musician
title: little blue man
album: 'Gu-Ru' and 'Beat Degeneration' (song appears both albums)
remember kenny 1995
This is absolutely great. Can anyone please tell me the title of the tune and the album? Thanks
hey, can you post a vid of "Uncovered Heart"?
@atbundros hahaha try to listen to Webern, Berg or Shoenberg... believe me, this is very tonal. It modulates a lot in foreign keys and the harmony is rich but it always move around a pretty strong tonal center. Man... That bassist is incredible.
no...it's not aspergers. if you read his book you'd understand that he, like the great artists like Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk, is in the Space. in this space he taps into pure creativity playing only what's being demanded at the time. read Effortless Mastery. it's a great read for aspiring musicians like myself
Come on....the music is well played and well rehearsed. End of story.
Whats this tune called?
@atbundros No, if you don't like it that probably just means you don't like it.
shhhhhhh, silence, the professor is talking
"don't make comments"...nice comment:)
Yes, but in all reality, the music that you are used to defines the "schemas" that make you choose whether you like a particular type of music or not. It is a great comment, honestly. If you don't like it, that is fine, but this music is of excellent quality for this type of music. Same as the music that you like is of excellent quality for the type music you like
surely 163 for 7 against speaks for itself. enough said it would appear.5*****(march 30th 2011)
These guys are pretty freakin' awesome. If you don't like it, its only 'cause ur brain doesn't have the right musical 'schemas' developed in it. The exact same way an East Indian raga sounds strange and foreign and nonsensical. Its ok that you don't get it though, seriously, its just fine. If u were to develop the necessary 'schemas', then you will finally be able to hear it truly and deeply. In the mean time, listen and love the music you really love, and even still dislike this music. thats ok
what is a 'schema'? i came here to listen to some music
its funny..the first 3,4 minutes, im like "this is everything i love about jazz". by the end im like"this is everything i hate about jazz".
good book tho
@atbundros Man , wtf , you have to be kidding... i mean the music is great to me , but how can you say what is good or bad music , so even if your theory is right , cant a person who has your "schemas" developed just dislike this song?
You've completely missed the point of the comment you replied to. wtf/?! YOU have to be joking? surely?
listen to chick corea life line
Physically I can completley agree with you. He barely moves at all. And musically I can kind of agree, but I still think he is a great drummer.
kk
...and ur brain has the "right" musical shema? That's it...
Yeah, but it's really unlikely.
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no, thank you...
meh