Been a Yes fan for over 45 years, and I keep coming back to this. So full of joy. An absolutely wonderful performance and the smiles on all the kids' faces at the end makes it even more special. Thanks, Liza.
Gives me hope for the next generation of musicians and the gifts they will bring like Jon and all of Yes has done for so many yrs now over 40 yrs in my life of musical inspiration!
Love the conjunction of Jon Anderson with the youth. His music certainly takes this Yes collection to further perspectives than unimaginable heights and extends the genre to younger age groups. This is education.
@@annford6640 there's a young girl at the end that says, "I love him" . Having seen Yes/Jon in person I can attest to his energy and charisma. Tiny but Mighty. And sincere.
That is the proof that YES would be absolutely nothing without this man! This guy is as great as Sibelius and other great composers he himself adores. Great concert. Great investment into the young generation musical creativity.
Jon + any group of musicians = YES it seems (not the other way around). The young musicians and singers did a great job - the soloists were particularly outstanding. The arrangements were superb - would love to see my local symphony and choir perform these numbers (and several more). The mostly original arrangement of State of Independence holds up beautifully after all these years. I love the fact that the orchestra took on Jon Anderson / Vangelis and YES music - many kudos to the conductor and arrangers many years too late and for Andrey Kleovkin for posting (otherwise I would still be in the dark about it). It is clear to me (as it always has been) that much of Jon, Vangelis and YES' music is beautiful and timeless and worthy of living well beyond my lifetime.
Wonderful! Great to hear this music re-interpreted in an orchestral setting, really interesting. Fabulous to have so many young people involved. Well done to all involved!
For any of y'all who enjoyed Jon Anderson of Yes' recent collaboration with the CYO led by Liza Grossman out of Cuyahoga, Ohio, find Tommy Shaw and his long time bud, guitarist and his musical director Will Evankovich and their project from 15 years ago also with the CYO and chorus. A complete set of 12 tunes on a CD with the two men and the CYO shot all the way to #4 on Billboard album chart shortly after its release. A few months later the entire current lineup of Styx (Chucky Panazzo, James 'JY' Young, Todd Sucherman, Ricky Phillips and Lawrence Gowan) did a live show or two with the CYO. if John Anderson moved you to tears, you better break out a couple of boxes of clean-ex to view the CYO with Styx. Incredible stuff when the old school rockers WHO GET IT, give back!!!
Absolutely wonderful !! I've seen it 4 times and I'm still excited. Great conductor woman, great kids and of course amazing Anderson. I love the part 1:24:54 where the boy plays the violin, he is so proud and then the girl smiles at him. Beautiful :-)
Es una maravilla poder apreciar la música de YES con Jon y una generación de jóvenes músicos!... realmente es un privilegio... la semilla del progresivo está en buena tierra!
Thank you for sharing. One of the best concerts I ever attended. Only possibly bested by when I saw jon with the cyo the first time at wejton (so) auditorium and my father and I were the only two people dressed in Yes t shirts and jeans. Amazing nights. Hope it happens again. Something special truly.
Doors LA WOMAN Was My First Record, Fragile Was My Second , But What A Voice Jon Had, He Captivated Me Each Time I Played It, And I Played It A Lot, Go Jon Go!!
Jon Anderson's voice is so unique. It's amazing to see him presenting his amazing music alongside these young, talented musicians. The fact he was revolutionising music before most of their parents were born must be quite difficult for most of the orchestra to grasp.
4:28 - Open 7:00 - Starship Trooper 11:03 - (Würm) 14:34 - Long Distance Runaround 18:52 - Music is God 23:56 - Show Me 30:00 - Earth & Peace 36:18 - Big Buddha 43:12 - Owner of a Lonely Heart 47:46 - And You And I 53:52 - I’ve Seen All Good People 1:02:09 - Change We Must 1:09:20 - Roundabout 1:15:57 - Soon 1:22:44 - State of Independence
So good for the orchestral musicians accompanying a performance in the rock idiom to be given something to get their teeth into, rather than the basic block chords and melodies they usually get. A shame perhaps that the compressed audio can't do justice to the music as it must have sounded in the hall on the night.
how perfect we were taught to b e .......... bored no bad child ....... with thought s to play strings ... make life interestin for the audience ........ as we play us .......
Jon is great but, in my view, he is better with Bruford, Squire, Howe and later White, and a good keyboardist like Wakeman. This show is great, and I've recorded it for prosperity The orchestration is unbelievable and it's great to see the performers enjoying themselves. I guess I'm not a fan of Jon's own compilations they don't have the same oomph and progressive rock genre. I'm ranting. Listening to Soon as I write this and I'm loving it............Classic music
ok, I found it , all glory to Liza Grossman and all the wonderful people who helped with this amazing project and thanks to all people in Severance Hall, Cleveland, Ohio
why we that writ e never lllook a t you ........ your voice says the one you are.... never a face needed ...... to define who you are...... your voice says it all........... we hear you ....... as you change direction ...... in your speak ...... to b e one unlike you..... for awhile ..... on a journey to where....... a place we ha ve ne v er been...... with you before....... show up to play with you ...... as danc e take s us where ....... in the not e s played with us....... more fun ....... not to know where we are going ...... a challenge to think as we write ........ that game music is.......... as you say you to us........ the romance of you.... hoping you are heard......... in the words you sing........ to us....... what about the child with out ............... are they ever seen ........ preachers kid saw them.......... in my life time ......... how much pray saves them .......... from not ever having........ that choice to b e them ......... free ...... no one deciding them ........ but them......... how they want to liv e........... the free they see them as............. no one says they will b e as we say they are to be..........
@@jamestulk5111 Fair enough, he is brilliant, I have his Animation album which is good but (for me) not the same as prog rock Yes music, which I prefer. Vangelis is great too, but not something I would buy. Cheers
To a very large degree, the music of Yes IS "John's own songs," with additional parts and arrangements provided by the other extremely talented, ever-changing cast of band members. But John and Chris Squire were the originators and foundation of Yes, the top and bottom of the sound, and once they were no longer there, it was merely a very good Yes cover band. By the way, check this out ... Jon Anderson Ramalama video ... ruclips.net/video/neTyZyPvFGk/видео.html
Conducting this concert was one of my favorite nights ever. Jon and my students were spectacular.
Been a Yes fan for over 45 years, and I keep coming back to this. So full of joy. An absolutely wonderful performance and the smiles on all the kids' faces at the end makes it even more special. Thanks, Liza.
I was graced with a 7th row center for this performance. 🥰
To this day I offer tears of pure joy when I recall and relisten. 🙏
That had to be magical
The music of Jon Anderson and Steve Howe is some of the finest in history. Very glad to see these young talents so inspired!
Gives me hope for the next generation of musicians and the gifts they will bring like Jon and all of Yes has done for so many yrs now over 40 yrs in my life of musical inspiration!
John Anderson angelical voice wonderful.
If State of Independence does not make you cry with tears of joy and inspiration of the human spirit, I do not know what will.
I don't think Jon Anderson is from here; he's just visiting. We are lucky to have him with us for so long!
John Anderson teaches American musicians and music lovers to listing to Yes brilliant music....
I am 25 minutes in to this and I am still crying with joy!!!
The voice that guided us thru the decades. Excellent.
Love the conjunction of Jon Anderson with the youth. His music certainly takes this Yes collection to further perspectives than unimaginable heights and extends the genre to younger age groups. This is education.
Jon Anderson's voice is a wonder
Totally extraordinary and unique.
This is beyond awesome. Very moving to see a genuine musical icon play with talented young musicians.
The girl at 33:30 - so wondrously invested in Jon's message of responsibility and hope for the planet.
Wow their parents must have been so proud to see their children on stage with Jon anderson and the singers looked like they really enjoyed it.
After "I've Seen All Good People," one young man in the orchestra turned to his friend and said, (I read his lips, obviously...) "I just got chills."
I saw that too; He seems really into it and enjoying good music. I'd love to be able to do that.
@@paulsummer1649 Right on. That was it. I didn't play it back, but yes. He'll never forget that...
@@annford6640 there's a young girl at the end that says, "I love him" . Having seen Yes/Jon in person I can attest to his energy and charisma. Tiny but Mighty. And sincere.
The kid in the red suspenders lol... priceless
I first watched this in 2010 and still I am in love with it. I can watch this over and over. Amazing talent
I love that Jon is doing this. Amazing.
Yes Jon is a great musician and good person.
That is the proof that YES would be absolutely nothing without this man! This guy is as great as Sibelius and other great composers he himself adores. Great concert. Great investment into the young generation musical creativity.
Jon + any group of musicians = YES it seems (not the other way around). The young musicians and singers did a great job - the soloists were particularly outstanding. The arrangements were superb - would love to see my local symphony and choir perform these numbers (and several more). The mostly original arrangement of State of Independence holds up beautifully after all these years. I love the fact that the orchestra took on Jon Anderson / Vangelis and YES music - many kudos to the conductor and arrangers many years too late and for Andrey Kleovkin for posting (otherwise I would still be in the dark about it). It is clear to me (as it always has been) that much of Jon, Vangelis and YES' music is beautiful and timeless and worthy of living well beyond my lifetime.
Everything is fantastic here: the songs, the performers, the direction, the orchestration... Bravo to everyone involved!
I just discovered this. What a magnificent concert performance. The CYO, Conductor and Jon are Fantastic!
Wonderful! Great to hear this music re-interpreted in an orchestral setting, really interesting. Fabulous to have so many young people involved. Well done to all involved!
For any of y'all who enjoyed Jon Anderson of Yes' recent collaboration with the CYO led by Liza Grossman out of Cuyahoga, Ohio, find Tommy Shaw and his long time bud, guitarist and his musical director Will Evankovich and their project from 15 years ago also with the CYO and chorus. A complete set of 12 tunes on a CD with the two men and the CYO shot all the way to #4 on Billboard album chart shortly after its release. A few months later the entire current lineup of Styx (Chucky Panazzo, James 'JY' Young, Todd Sucherman, Ricky Phillips and Lawrence Gowan) did a live show or two with the CYO. if John Anderson moved you to tears, you better break out a couple of boxes of clean-ex to view the CYO with Styx. Incredible stuff when the old school rockers WHO GET IT, give back!!!
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS GEM… The children's faces, expressions happiness… what bliss
Absolutely wonderful !! I've seen it 4 times and I'm still excited. Great conductor woman, great kids and of course amazing Anderson. I love the part 1:24:54 where the boy plays the violin, he is so proud and then the girl smiles at him. Beautiful :-)
Este "Napoleão" é incrível!
Es una maravilla poder apreciar la música de YES con Jon y una generación de jóvenes músicos!... realmente es un privilegio... la semilla del progresivo está en buena tierra!
Just seen this; one of those life affirming moments
Thank you for sharing. One of the best concerts I ever attended. Only possibly bested by when I saw jon with the cyo the first time at wejton (so) auditorium and my father and I were the only two people dressed in Yes t shirts and jeans.
Amazing nights. Hope it happens again. Something special truly.
WHEREVER JON ANDERSON GOES, MUSIC APPEARS SPONTANLY LIKE A FLOWER, LIKE A TREE, LIKE A MAN ...
the And You and I is just fecking lovely.
Jon Anderson the voice of YES. There´s no other
Wow......Jon acknowledges the entire orchestra......and the audience......you can't top that.......excellent musicianship.......damn good show!
Doors LA WOMAN Was My First Record, Fragile Was My Second , But What A Voice Jon Had, He Captivated Me Each Time I Played It, And I Played It A Lot, Go Jon Go!!
Great generation with a very good start and Jon are fantastic as usual.
Jon Anderson's voice is so unique. It's amazing to see him presenting his amazing music alongside these young, talented musicians.
The fact he was revolutionising music before most of their parents were born must be quite difficult for most of the orchestra to grasp.
Wow at 4:30 just breathtaking magical opening……..then the 5:45 introducing Jon and 7:00 kept elevating elevating high above
Jon and Liza have made these young players love music forever~
What a gift! Ty Andrey for the upload!
And Howe in the world did I miss this!!?
Phenomenal, this orchestra never ceases to amaze me
Top notch musicians + rock stars 🌠
GREAT!!, just GREAT!
Absolutely incredible!
Brilliant absolutely loved this.
Those kids played yes music with Jon very 😎
Stunning!
14:48 The Bass section on Long Distance Runaround. Not an easy riff on a fretted bass. These musicians nailed it. Great job!
4:28 - Open
7:00 - Starship Trooper
11:03 - (Würm)
14:34 - Long Distance Runaround
18:52 - Music is God
23:56 - Show Me
30:00 - Earth & Peace
36:18 - Big Buddha
43:12 - Owner of a Lonely Heart
47:46 - And You And I
53:52 - I’ve Seen All Good People
1:02:09 - Change We Must
1:09:20 - Roundabout
1:15:57 - Soon
1:22:44 - State of Independence
I love his accent, Lancashire meets California
Great concert. As much as I like classical music this is mine. prog rock lends itself to orchestral arrangements . Well done all who took part.
Awesome!!!!!
que rendimiento más hermoso a la música de Yes y Jon Anderson
jon anderson at his best and i love the cyo
I miss this
So good for the orchestral musicians accompanying a performance in the rock idiom to be given something to get their teeth into, rather than the basic block chords and melodies they usually get. A shame perhaps that the compressed audio can't do justice to the music as it must have sounded in the hall on the night.
Brilliant!
incredibilmente bello
lot for young respect
how perfect we were taught to b e .......... bored no bad child ....... with thought s to play strings ... make life interestin for the audience ........ as we play us .......
Zo mooi
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Maravilhoso!!!!!
Perfect!!
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Explendido!
And they did it for free!
Beauty
Jon is great but, in my view, he is better with Bruford, Squire, Howe and later White, and a good keyboardist like Wakeman. This show is great, and I've recorded it for prosperity The orchestration is unbelievable and it's great to see the performers enjoying themselves. I guess I'm not a fan of Jon's own compilations they don't have the same oomph and progressive rock genre. I'm ranting. Listening to Soon as I write this and I'm loving it............Classic music
You can increase the sound velocity with a video editor, like Kapwing, that are able to add 200% or Audacity that can normalize the velocity
from where is this Contemporary Youth Orchestra?
from the State of Independence?
ok, I found it , all glory to Liza Grossman and all the wonderful people who helped with this amazing project and thanks to all people in Severance Hall, Cleveland, Ohio
Excellent. Unfortunately the harmony voice of Chris Squire is missed. Could have somebody else have sung...
Does anyone have the set list time stamped
I just added one 👍Organise comments by most recent and it should show up.
Será que teremos algum dia um músico brasileiro fazendo o mesmo ao menos na intenção de devolver todo o dinheiro recebido pela lei Rouanet?
why we that writ e never lllook a t you ........ your voice says the one you are.... never a face needed ...... to define who you are...... your voice says it all........... we hear you ....... as you change direction ...... in your speak ...... to b e one unlike you..... for awhile ..... on a journey to where....... a place we ha ve ne v er been...... with you before....... show up to play with you ...... as danc e take s us where ....... in the not e s played with us....... more fun ....... not to know where we are going ...... a challenge to think as we write ........ that game music is.......... as you say you to us........ the romance of you.... hoping you are heard......... in the words you sing........ to us....... what about the child with out ............... are they ever seen ........ preachers kid saw them.......... in my life time ......... how much pray saves them .......... from not ever having........ that choice to b e them ......... free ...... no one deciding them ........ but them......... how they want to liv e........... the free they see them as............. no one says they will b e as we say they are to be..........
I just had an afterthought, Jon's own songs are not as good as his Yes band mates influence
Disagree. Love Jon with Vangelis.
@@jamestulk5111 Fair enough, he is brilliant, I have his Animation album which is good but (for me) not the same as prog rock Yes music, which I prefer. Vangelis is great too, but not something I would buy. Cheers
To a very large degree, the music of Yes IS "John's own songs," with additional parts and arrangements provided by the other extremely talented, ever-changing cast of band members. But John and Chris Squire were the originators and foundation of Yes, the top and bottom of the sound, and once they were no longer there, it was merely a very good Yes cover band. By the way, check this out ... Jon Anderson Ramalama video ... ruclips.net/video/neTyZyPvFGk/видео.html
@@davidbuie3316 Thanks, I've got that, brilliant!
its soulless sorry kids these days lost something
May you find peace from the torment you are experiencing
Clearly you weren’t in band as a kid.
WHY do the kids sound like ROBOTS? Robots messing up a Masterpiece
It is so sad you are extending your anger on this wonderful performance. May you find the peace you desperately need.
Imagine making fun of kids for playing so well