Shai Maestro & Chris Potter - All The Things You Are
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Shai Maestro & Chris Potter - All The Things You Are (Jerome Kern)
Live at Festival Au Gres du Jazz - La Petite Pierre, France.
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"On one side Israeli pianist Shai Maestro, on the other American saxophonist Chris Potter. On one side, a delicately extroverted poet, on the other, a silent one that goes straight to the point. The two artists are gathered at La Petite Pierre for an exclusive concert.
When he was 5 years old, Shai Maestro began playing the piano while listening to Oscar Peterson playing The Gershwin Songbook. "Peterson's touch, the beauty of Gershwin's melodies, and the swing captivated me." His craft, fluid and bright, left a huge mark on Maestro. Far away in Chicago, Chris Potter is already a professional thirteen-year-old sax tenor virtuoso with solid, fleshy sounds reminiscent of Michael Brecker. An outstanding arranger and orchestrator, a sturdy hero of innumerable encounters, he is gradually developing a growing sensitivity. Shai - the poet, delicately extroverted - explores his music at the same time as it delivers in touching hesitations, followed by magnificent flashes, Chris the silent goes straight to the point. These two men respect each other, with a moving modesty. The meeting of these two artists where on paper everything seems to oppose produces a strange and beautiful magic where Chris Potter, as if reassured by the benevolent sitting of Shai Maestro, rounds a statement that remains solid and calibrated. In 2017, the Festival exclusively hosted Shai's piano solo concert at the Lalique Museum for moments of grace, ginned by this lunar Pierrot with a heart wide open. There were wet eyes all over the hall. The recent meeting - equally exclusive - of the two men at Mezzrow Jazz Club in New York led them straight to start to Jerri Hans main square at La Petite Pierre, France."
"D’un côté le pianiste israélien Shaï Maestro, de l’autre le saxophoniste américain Chris Potter. D’un côté un poète délicatement extraverti, de l’autre un taiseux qui va droit à l’essentiel. Les deux artistes sont réunis à La Petite Pierre pour un concert exclusif.
Lorsqu’à 5 ans Shaï Maestro commence le piano, c’est à l’écoute d’Oscar Peterson et son Gershwin Songbook. « Le toucher de Peterson, la beauté des mélodies de Gerschwin et le swing me captivaient ». Son jeu, fluide et lumineux, en restera marqué. Très loin de là, à Chicago, Chris Potter est déjà musicien professionnel à treize ans, virtuose du sax-tenor, avec des sons charnus aux lignes solides qui rappellent Michael Brecker. Arrangeur et orchestrateur hors-pair, héros robuste d’innombrables rencontres, il y inscrit peu à peu une sensibilité grandissante. Quand Shaï le poète, délicatement extraverti, cherche sa musique en même temps qu’il la livre en hésitations touchantes, suivies de fulgurances magnifiques, Chris le taiseux va droit à l’essentiel. Ces deux-là s’admirent et se respectent mutuellement, avec une pudeur émouvante. La rencontre de ces deux artistes que tout semble opposer produit une magie étrange où Chris Potter, comme rassuré par l’assise bienveillante de Shaï Maestro, arrondit un propos qui reste solide et calibré. En 2017, le Festival accueillait Shaï en solo et en exclusivité, au Musée Lalique, pour des moments de grâce, égrenés par ce Pierrot lunaire au coeur grand ouvert. Il y eut des yeux humides. La récente rencontre - tout aussi exclusive - des deux hommes au Mezzrow à New York les a conduits tout droit à recommencer Place Jerri Hans…"
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This is one of those performances that is good to come back to periodically to reset your soul.
Came for Chris Potter, stayed for piano wizardry
Oh, I’ve heard that song before.
No you haven’t.
What I love about jazz
And that's jazz loving you back.
That’s so on point, Bruce 👍
yeah I thought I knew this song inside and out :) Apparently not..
That's the profound beauty of this music the conversation is always changing...
YES! I am a classical pianist, but such a jazz head as a listener, and so omg you said it.
Truly the embodiment of trying to remember a catchy song while your brain is melting.
😅
😂😂😂
Is anyone here who listens to this every day?
Joe Samon I am!!!!
Pierpaolo Gregorig i am
first listen was 1 week ago, yesterday i started humming parts and now i have re-listened about 6 times. this song is going to be like holdsworth to me, don't quite understand at first but when it hits you, you will never grow tired of it.
Me!
yes...........
potter's tone is not from this world
Paul Desmond vibe...
It's from his saxophone
@@MrPDTaylor it’s from him
This is a prove, that the best era of jazz music isn't over yet. Jazz music is still alive, fresh, and great. This is a perfect example, that unforgeable recordings are still possible to be made. Thank you guys for opening your souls and wisdom to us 🙏
Rhythmically, harmonically, and melodically adventurous, with constant tension and release maneuvers beautifully executed...Bad motherfuckers right here( in the best sense )😎👍
@@ViziaFilms Indeed! Mastery of craft plus imagination equals magic!
Your description was superb up to the point when you suggested they had intercourse with mothers. Really? Gutter level commentary.
@@stuart8663 It's a common colloquial phrase used for decades in America to describe musicians, artists, athletes, and others who exhibit a high level of artistry and soulful expression in their field of endeavor. It's not gutter-level commentary, it's a compliment, and those familiar with the history of jazz musician vernacular will understand that.
@@stuart8663 A trio gig outside LA in the 90's, having trouble syncing with the bassist and drummer. Couldn't find the pocket, one of those nights that makes you doubt yourself. Afterwards I said to the bass man " Homes, I sound like shit. Can't play anything that works. I should just quit, like permanently " He said " Just a bad night. Drummer's rushing overplaying too loud..Don't sweat it. Mark you're a motherfucker". Exactly the comforting words I needed to hear.
4:21 cosmic alignment...
This with headphones on in a quiet room is what heaven sounds like
1. Joshua Redman & Brad Meldhau
1. Chris Potter & Shai Maestro
Haha you thought I was going to say one was better then the other didn’t you. Nahhh I could never do that
1. Potter and Kreisberg
Excellent 👌
I can
Chris Potter and Shae are miles ahead.
@@MrPDTaylor Honestly. As someone that owns an embarrassing amount of Brad Mehldau records... I might agree. This is one of the most dynamic duo performances I've heard in a long while, the chemistry is insane.
Great stuff. Also love the way Chris stayed in the vibe at the very end and didn't feel the need to do a 30 minute cadenza to finish. Beautiful stuff.
shai's reharm on this is magnificent - I love how the melody becomes the bass line in some places
Shai is a very responsive accompanist
I have NEVER heard anything like that. EVER. Probably the greatest piece of music that I've ever listened to. Absolutely incredible.
beautiful interpretation, listen the one from Mehldau done few years ago, equally beautiful ✌
So much intimacy between the piano and saxophone as a duo, you can hear both instruments connect with one another like a marriage. Unbelievable playing from two fine musicians, i would love to see an album with Shai Maestro and Chris Potter one day, i think it would be amazing.
good marriage*
This changed my life, thank you.
Pretty incredible duet, isn't it?
Same
Jordan Morack this changed my afterlife
???
Arkham Noir fairly sure it changed mine too, or at least it's working at it.
i love this, they found a new world inside a very old song
Incredibly inventive deconstruction/reconstruction of this classic standard. Congrats!
I can’t hold back, I must write this out. I almost cried. They obviously are both unbelievably gifted, although Shai Maestro shocked me on a whole new level. I’m speechless.
Pinny Ostreicher this is truly one of the absolute greatest recordings of a jazz ballad in all of history, and I doubt anyone could change my mind. It competes with the best of the best, such as the miles Davis recording of 'it never crossed my mind.'
Charlie Campbell wow!! Nice to see someone sharing my point of view on this ☝️👊
@@charliecampbell6851 dang, everyone in the comments is praising this video so much, hyping it up, I have no idea what I'm in store for
@@cjgreen4331 did you like it? I find it's somewhat of a personal thing, but there's just some people who get it and some who don't, and that's okay. This performance immediately went in at least my top 3 of all time when I heard it, but other friends of mine that listen to jazz didn't even like it.
@@charliecampbell6851 @Charlie Campbell Yeah, I love jazz, only thing I listen to 24/7, from sambas to hard bop to ballads to swing era big bands, it's all great. But this didnt strike me in any way, it really felt more like a piece to study harmonically or a piece of art than the music I usually love, even with Chris Potter on it
4:51 Holy shit, that reharm lined up so well with Chris' run. Then Shai fucking completes Chris' phrase *as he's playing it*. Dude has psionic powers.
my god when they go back to the head at the end it’s just like they visited all the harmonic lands in the vast infinite musical universe and now they are back home! It’s a sort of a release that just pulls you back to familiarity. Fucking absolutely brilliant and powerful performance by these two! ❤️
and the way Shai just stomps on those whole note chords just is so critical after the varying rhythmic choices made by both! after all of the beautiful chaos they’ve created they now arrive back to familiar grounds. It’s just so powerful when they go back into the head like that.
In some circles this music is considered grown folks music/ not from an age reference/ but the level conversation...
Potter's sense of architecture is astounding. His ideas are not just brilliant but so well-placed.
Spot on. I think that’s the description of all masters. We can learn the language, the feel, how to emote, how to listen, how to react, how to swing, and how to build but to be able to do that all consistently at the highest level takes talent and hard work.
Really nice reworking of an old classic. shai's contrapuntal piano improvisation is great. A true Bach of jazz.
The final boss in every saxophone video game
I liked the nes version of "saxophone saxant" because I only had 2 notes to worry about, B and A
1 yr later this performance still evokes tears of joy. It is so incredibly beautiful.
Im deeply moved by how you could hear Shai silently singing to himself along his playing.
Welcome to the blessed but small group of people who have really truly heard this rendition and have had the full meaning behind it hit them.
I started hearing it and was like, is that a messed up bass response or something, and then was like noooo way, that is just so good, i dont know how but it just hit me deep in my heart.
Kaden N anyone who tells you that pianists just hit keys with their fingers and can’t compete with the feeling and emotion of wind players is crazy
@@charliecampbell6851 I'm coming back to this performance every few weeks, listening again and again, each time I find new musical treasures, and each time I'm speechless.
This amazing performance confirms my belief that Paolo Fazioli really does make the best grand pianos in the world.
Yeeeeeeesss
Love how Shai and especially Chris really dig into that ending bridge chord with the C9 b13
I love what pianist is doing under Chris' solo. Feels like Chris also digs that comping. Totally amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Agreed. You should consider checking out Shai Maestro Trio's latest album. Great stuff!
Остапа, я тебя вижу :)
Fantastic, so true and unrestrained, complete freedom, story of the world within one song... I'm amazed... When I heard Shai years ago for the first time I felt there is something special about him. Thank you sir Maestro!
Absolutely stunning! What musicians: the tune remains there throughout the whole, there are several arcs in their solos, they listen and listen some more. And there is time, plenty of it.
La fluidité et l'invention harmonique et contrapunctique de Shai Maestro sont complètement ahurissantes...
I think my jaw won't return to its place today...
😳
6:20 such a simple line, but you really feel like they're simultaneously reaching into the depths of their souls and for something high in the sky that's just out of reach.
Half steps on the changes bring depth out of " simplicity ".
one of those moments where there's something special in the air, and everything goes right... thank you for giving this to the world
Two Human Beings ! Totally Brilliant World Class Musicians ! Thank You So Very Much !
Beyond amazing bro! … when you thought nothing else could be done to this standard 😮 … this!
Is this even real
Amazing. Thank you for sharing Shia. Chris Potter is in deed , as you once said , Superman. And so are You. Breathtaking
Both ”Artful” and full of spontanious energy. No wonder with so much talent. Maestro lay down a new interesting path and Potter enjoy and take care of elements as only he can do. 🙏🏻
It never stops !!!
Their inspiration grows eternally...👍
Crescendo...crescendo 👏
Sometimes a classical player, sometimes a bassoon player. Chris is somethin' else! And Shai Maestro -- wow -- depth and creativity both in the intro and in comping for Chris! Thank you Shai, for upping this fantastic video!
Just listened to Shai live in a solo piano concert, he also played All The Things You Are and it was great, had to come here right away
Wow, this is just incredible on so many levels.
Chris Potter is from another planet. No earthling could be this incredible!!
He is on a level rarely reached in any field of professionalism. I don't believe there is anything he can't do. He's " Dat Dude"
Super bravo !!! Top !
CP- Mais pourquoi répétez-vous tout ce que je dis?
SM- Pourquoi répétez-vous tout ce que je dis?
CP- C'est bien ce que je dis !
SM- C'est bien ce que je dis !
CP- laisse tomber ...
SM- laisse tomber ?
A lot of mehldau in the piano part
Yep. Very good stuff from Shai.
I'm in thrills..One of the best performances Iv'e heard
Astonishing playing by Shai, but for me the real Maestro is Chris.. He's the Potter that magic jazz needs
Jazz Batman?
Haha nice wordplay
amen! :)
i thought the exact opposite. interesting how people's opinions differ
@@benjaminmillermusic yes, different opinions make the world richer.. Anyway I'm a tenor player so, even if I try, I cannot be totally impartial in my listenings
That intro had me on the edge of my seat! Fantastic.
Chris Potter is a god his musicianship is simply awe inspiring - and of course shai is fantastic too :^)
this really reminds me of the concert Solal and Konitz played. so much conversation happening.
Indeed!! Those are pure magic!
Just brilliant, the most inspired thing I’ve heard in years.
I am deeply moved. Thanks for reminding me of the power of music. I cried. This is just incredible.
Love Chris Potter but Shai Maestro will pay more attention to him in future. All the things you are a favourite with most jazzmen seems to have opened my ears up to him.
Really inspiring, this duet is just superb.
That low subtone Bb…so good 🥹
Everyone is talking about Potters playing... and although I am a sax guy and love everything he does, in this instance I was more taken by the unique piano playing. Very well done! I only my piano guys could play like that!!! Just WOW
same!
I second that!
Not exactly unique. His playing here shows very heavy influence from Brad Mehldau.
@@UkuleleAversion mm well we could keep going further back haha. Fred hersch f.e.
@@MrMortadeloyfilemon True but even though Brad cites him as a big influence on his own solo piano their styles are very different.
this is actually amazing. So creative and interesting. Hope more ears could hear this magic.
The improvised score of the piano will be very interesting !!
The harmonies that Shai Maestro plays are incredible !!
Anyone having that score,I thanks you in advance !!!
Thanks
All the things you couldn't even imagine in this song...
Every time. A few more tears.
This video has way too few views what is this
I almost cried
That intro was deep!
This one is truely a starship, right from the beginning!
Came for Chris Potter. Stayed for Binging with Babish.
Omg that’s good 😅
Wow. Never of the piano player before but to maintain that intellectual level and emotional impact with CP is impressive, together it’s a blessing
somebody here listened to Brad´s art of the trio at the vanguard... great though
Brilliant by both artists. Incredibly imaginative and fabulously performed. I am late coming to this but I will be happily looking for more!!!
I like his left hand during the intro.
wow. what imagination, big ears, and trust between these two players. beautiful performance.
Wonderful! I like especially the sound of the great Chris Potter !
Frank
'All the things you are" with emphasis on the ALL.
Love pianists use of the left hand for melodic lines as well as right
At about 5:30 or so, he makes a switch. Melody echoed on the left while the right takes rhythm. There are other times as well. I keep playing it over. This is really rich stuff!
7:55 😂😂
His piano-style interesting. Reminds me a little of the Keith Jarrett sound.
Have you heard Brad Mehldau?
Brad Meldau is my favorite kazoo player.
You have to check out his playing in Avishai Cohen’s “gently disturbed” and “seven seas” to know what he can do.
The intro ... wow ...
I was here 4 years ago, now watched it again. Came here to write
The solo ... wow ...
Souds like alto sax imho
Bravo!!!
I have just been scrambled!
Excelent Performance. Beautiful frases. Those are The Musicians.
that's brilliant! i can't remember anything better now!
man... you can almost see the wire between them. What Interplay.
Hi! I just want to know if anyone has Shai Maestro and Chris Potter's version of Blues Connotation. I would love to hear it but it is not on youtube. Greetings.
Such chemistry, I call that pure music
C'est absolument étourdissant de créativité, de liberté et en même temps où la rigueur de ne faire que de la musique est de mise.... ❤❤❤
Yeah, you are Fantastic, really beatiful version. Ciao Paolo from Milan Italy
6:13 !!! amazing
I'm thunderstruck. It's beautiful
The pianist is too artsy fartsy for my taste. Not particularly interesting.
Who else smiled at 7:54?
Wauw, this is amazing!! Thank you!
does anyone know where I can find the other recordings of this concert? Like „Gal“
I know this song from an Ella Fitzgerald version. The two are perfect bookends.
Just discovered Chris Potter, Wow!
Very beautiful audible art at the highest level. Incredibly inspiring..
what a touch it sounds like prepared piano
5:36 entrance to Heaven ❤️