Watching the conductor was a show in itself. Four Brothers is a highly charged energetic piece, it should be played (and conducted) that way. Great interpretation of Woody's masterpiece. Thanks!
First heard the Hird's recording in 1955 in Libya - blown away then - still marvel at it. Well done fellas all for carrying it forward and onward. Smashin'!
I recognize Ben Kono from my days with the BMI Jazz Composers Workshop in NYC. He played on all of our new music sessions and the concerts too. Great player and a great guy too.
Well done! Kudos for taking on a great Woody Herman chart - one of the best big band charts there is. Take the tempo down about 5-10% and it will be even better. Comes across a bit rushed. Still though, very nice.
Just imagine if these guys could find (in all that Big City) a girl who could do for them and this tune what Anita O'Day did for it with Les Brown and many others. Just imagine....
@@rkomada88 lol the title is not 3 tenors and 1bari brothers. Yes that is the instrumentation of the woody, who gives a rats @ss what combo of saxes there is. This chart is pretty jiving.
Bustradore VI ......jazz history is what it is, I don't make the history behind the piece. Also, the "4 brothers sound" was an extremely important specific instrumentation that remained in all of Herman's bands after this period, and heavily influenced people like Miles Davis and Oliver Nelson. You want to tell me those musicians are not important? I'm not backing down from my position.
@@rkomada88 You do not have to back down from any position. I just dont give a rats @ss what combo of saxes there are, the cats are jiving, and the chart is called four brothers not 3 tenor and a bari brother. I agree that 3 tenors and a bari is the traditional structure. Jazz is so cool that they can smash traditions. Miles smashed traditions right before he died, he played some dank smooth jazz and beeches brew. Very innovative stuff, thats what is fresh and dope.n
Zoot Sims, Serge Chaloff, Herbie Steward and Stan Getz, in that order, in 1947, in the Second Herd. Woody doing the clarinet bit.
My Uncle Zoot Sims would have love this. Great Job.
He's your uncle?!!!!!
Really doing this classic number justice! Jimmy Guiffre, Woody Herman, Shorty Rogers, and the rest like Terry Gibbs were incredible.
Wow! Bravo, all. Outstanding performance of a challenging masterpiece.
Watching the conductor was a show in itself. Four Brothers is a highly charged energetic piece, it should be played (and conducted) that way. Great interpretation of Woody's masterpiece. Thanks!
/s ?
@@SightCentralVideos You thought Chauncy was joking/being sarcastic?
You must be fun at parties.
@@GreenBoy9000 You honestly can’t tell sometimes.
i love the solo that the bari sax plays, and im surprised it projects well
Wonderful performance, wish I could have been there!
Can't re-listen enough! Just Great. Great........
3:00 sweet, sweet jazz lick
That dude is absolute filth 👌
Fantastic
Fantastic! I love Four Brothers.
That's how it should sound!
Perfect version! Great band! Bravo!
Outstanding performance. Jimmy G, Stan, Zoot, Herbie and Serge plus Woody are smiling down at this awesome orchestra!
Ron Wasserman is the coolest conductor! Icy!
Good!
I recently transcribed a chord chart for this number and it's so dang fast my hats go off to any band who takes a shot at this one!
REALMENTE!!!
Esse é um Clássico Absoluto da Orquestração Bop de Woody Herman e revivida 68 anos depois maravilhosamente pela New York JAZZHARMONIC!!!
First heard the Hird's recording in 1955 in Libya - blown away then - still marvel at it. Well done fellas all for carrying it forward and onward. Smashin'!
The most interpretive conducting style---whatever moves. Great sound and quality.
Good setup and recording.
Bravo. Love this tune. First heard it by the Thundering Herd.
Wonderful concert -- the finale to the 57th season of the Washington Square Music Festival, Greenwich Village, New York.
God is plenty of joy hearing this !
Wow! Tremendous players! 🙌🏻😃
killing it
... so muss es klingen, und nicht anders.
this is so cool
This is so great!!
I recognize Ben Kono from my days with the BMI Jazz Composers Workshop in NYC. He played on all of our new music sessions and the concerts too. Great player and a great guy too.
EXCELLENT!!!
3 and 4 fantastic
Bravo!
めっちゃカッコいいですね！！流石プロフェッショナルですね！聴いていて心地良い！！
four brothersはjazzの中でも凄く好きな曲でよく聞いてます。
These cats are tight !
Lead alto??? SACRELIGIOUS
Well, the publisher took our money for it!
Like other great compositions this can be played or sung. It always sounds great!
1:12
great...
True pro jazz big band , classy.
Bad ass band.
Muy bueno!!!
Few years Bach I played this tune,loved it.
Chaplain Bill
PzJSministry.org
Good, very good, but check out the 40th Woody Herman Anniversary Carnegie Hall version - best ever!
not bad Woody says thank you !
I'm from year 2020 and how come you're allowed to sit so close to each other? :)
LOOK CLOSELY! YOU'LL SEE THE CHAIRS ARE SET APART!
2015. Long before the coronavirus.
Jajajajajaja el director fantástico se las sabe todas. Con ese director los músicos van a la mano de Dio, que divertido. Salu2 dsd mixco Guatemala
So hot...
Licorice stick baby
Play at 0,75 x
Well done! Kudos for taking on a great Woody Herman chart - one of the best big band charts there is. Take the tempo down about 5-10% and it will be even better. Comes across a bit rushed. Still though, very nice.
Ottimo livello x amateurs
Just imagine if these guys could find (in all that Big City)
a girl who could do for them and this tune
what Anita O'Day did for it with Les Brown and many others. Just imagine....
Pretty white. Just saying. My junior high band director..Vern Hays..played trumpet in that band.. straight up
It's not 3 Tenors and a Baritone, so not really 4 Brothers. Awesome playing otherwise.
THE TITLE REFERS TO foUR SAX PLAYERS IN UNISON! wGATEVER THEIR COMBINATION!
JEEP JOCKEY .....NO. The Four Brothers sound is specifically 3 Tenors and 1 Baritone. Nothing else. Period.
@@rkomada88 lol the title is not 3 tenors and 1bari brothers. Yes that is the instrumentation of the woody, who gives a rats @ss what combo of saxes there is. This chart is pretty jiving.
Bustradore VI ......jazz history is what it is, I don't make the history behind the piece. Also, the "4 brothers sound" was an extremely important specific instrumentation that remained in all of Herman's bands after this period, and heavily influenced people like Miles Davis and Oliver Nelson. You want to tell me those musicians are not important? I'm not backing down from my position.
@@rkomada88 You do not have to back down from any position. I just dont give a rats @ss what combo of saxes there are, the cats are jiving, and the chart is called four brothers not 3 tenor and a bari brother. I agree that 3 tenors and a bari is the traditional structure. Jazz is so cool that they can smash traditions. Miles smashed traditions right before he died, he played some dank smooth jazz and beeches brew. Very innovative stuff, thats what is fresh and dope.n
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Where is the site for buy the score big Band ???
ejazzlines.com