Renowned Jazz artist Brian Blade and friends join the Loyola University New Orleans Symphony Orchestra in this unique concert filmed February 10, 2017.
I really have no words, but thank you so much. I am late to the party but on time for the spiritual healing of this music. Thank you so much for allowing it to be available like this. I wish it were a DVD to purchase. This could raise funds for the orchestra. (I also appreciate how this audience knows how to let the endings of the pieces sustain to their proper completion then applaud. A breath of fresh air.)
I don’t know much about classical music, but I suppose Beethoven would have loved to have Brian Blade in his orchestra or even written a piece or two to feature him.
Assume positive intent, they don't know what they're experiencing, classical players don't easily connect with improvisation and are required to sit passionless.
They loosened up toward the end, the clarinets, the flutes... pause at about the1 hour and 12 sec mark and look at those faces in the shot, that drum roll got 'em !!!
I feel sorry for the brunette young lady sitting on the end... She missed so many amazing musical moments. If I was the conductor she would've had to leave the stage. Like.... permanently LOL
Brian brings so much joy to the world. Fellowship band, thank you!
Chris Thomas with chewing gum. I love that man.
34:24 onwards, goosebumps, beautiful, wonderful, absolutely gorgeous soul nourishing music
I really have no words, but thank you so much. I am late to the party but on time for the spiritual healing of this music. Thank you so much for allowing it to be available like this. I wish it were a DVD to purchase. This could raise funds for the orchestra. (I also appreciate how this audience knows how to let the endings of the pieces sustain to their proper completion then applaud. A breath of fresh air.)
Brian blade shows us that you've gotta put emotion into your drumming... great concert.
This is absolutely amazing.
Like a magic movie! .....amazing...thanks
So Really Great❣️🌏
Really good music. Emotional so deep, strong and beautiful.
unbelievable
Wow very very good Brian Blade is amazing
wow. landmarks (16:35) was amazing. really amazing stuff.
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Beautiful
I don’t know much about classical music, but I suppose Beethoven would have loved to have Brian Blade in his orchestra or even written a piece or two to feature him.
Incredible
incredible
That was probably the best performance of "Migration" (57:10) ever!
Superbe !!!!!!!
Beautiful orchestration around 35:00, 1:06:35, 1:07:50. Do we know who wrote the arrangements?
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Ace
Brian Blade continuação de Max Roach !!!!
Which title has the first Song Brian and the Band played alone??
Stoner hill
Lol@ all the hater looks Brian is getting from the orchestra!
Assume positive intent, they don't know what they're experiencing, classical players don't easily connect with improvisation and are required to sit passionless.
@@3lueant347 --Since Loyola U. is in New Orleans, every one of those players knows what is going on. They are surrounded by it every day! Lol
Exactly making strange side eyes raised eyebrowed faces and smirks.
They loosened up toward the end, the clarinets, the flutes... pause at about the1 hour and 12 sec mark and look at those faces in the shot, that drum roll got 'em !!!
I feel sorry for the brunette young lady sitting on the end... She missed so many amazing musical moments. If I was the conductor she would've had to leave the stage. Like.... permanently LOL
Weird flex, but okay.
OMG...This is awful...