Taylor Eigsti proving once again why he's one of the best piano players in the game today! What an intro. And once the band comes in and it just cooks? Gah...there's nothing better! :D
key moments: 0:57 - Claire de lune reference 1:49 - Talyor's insane left hand 4:07 - kendrick sneaks in 5:02 - head 5:36 - John's 1st sax solo 6:13 - Taylor's 1st piano solo 6:39 - the lick 6:47 - John's second solo 7:18 - some nice sax vibrato 7:21 - Taylor's second piano solo 7:50 - Taylor and John's call and response(the best part) 8:00 - Joshua Crumbly's chops 8:19 - Kendrick jumpscared by his own playing 8:23 - Taylor bopping his head 8:29 - FULL TAYLOR EIGSTI ACTIVATED 9:02 - John's 3rd solo 9:35 - Taylor returns 10:07 - head 11:00 - John Ellis' suspicious face
@@gavinclark2786 I can kinda hear it, but it really could be similar scales. It doesn't sound like the claire de lune main theme, but more like that part around measure 66, but I think it is a stretch.
I dont know how many times i have repeated this amazing performance... throughout these 8 years since its upload. This is a contemporary classics. Pure fiery
4:01-4:17 So good. It's funny how it's literally just Gmin---> Bbmin and yet he adds so much tension to it and builds up until the rest of the quartet comes in. I also have to say I absolutely love how Kendrick sneaks in at 4:07.
Taylor Eigsti has some wicked chops. But no matter what, his playing is always extremely musical. Whole band killer, the tune is awesome, beautiful changes, great groove. I detect a Chris Potter influence in John Ellis playing. Good for him.
this is gold star--super stratosphere jazz of t he highest order---the musicianship is utter genius---thank you to them for giving us this and thank you for uploading it.
Not that this compostion needs any assistance, but did you hear the siren outside at the intro? Makes it even more surreal... These guys rip it up on this tune!!
Hold up. Are those snares on the top head?! I was a jazz drumming student and I never once witnessed that. Is that more common in the jazz community? It's super interesting.
No, he definitely had that snare drum just completely upside for the opening intro (clear head on top), and made some super interesting sounds. Then flipped it back upright at some point during the song (coated head back on top). I'll have to rewatch again to see if I can find out how he managed to flip the drum over. Also, if you listen at 10:30, he's doing that awesome hi-hat bell groove with the rim knocks on the snare, and it all sounds pretty standard. Then at 10:36 you can hear a distinct change in the rim knocks. At first I thought he was flamming something with his right hand, but I figured out what he's doing and it is really cool. He changes the angle of his left stick so that it's dragging along the rim of the tom before hitting the snare rim, and he continues doing that until 11:28. Such a creative drummer with his sounds. It gives those rim knocks suck a more fat and pronounced groove. Ugh, I could listen to those sounds all day.
Ok, so the snare flip-over must have happened off-camera at 5:35. Right after that you can hear the snare has a much throatier sound through the rest of the song. Such powerful creativity with something so simple. Getting so much more sound out of a single piece of equipment. I especially love how he drags his stick across the snare threads at 4:40 (and I think he does it somewhere closer to the intro as well at 4:07). I would have never thought to try that.
Taylor Eigsti proving once again why he's one of the best piano players in the game today! What an intro. And once the band comes in and it just cooks? Gah...there's nothing better! :D
That’s why jazz is the king of all art
Watching this in the year of our Lord 2023 and it is so beautiful ❤️🙏🏽🇬🇧
key moments:
0:57 - Claire de lune reference
1:49 - Talyor's insane left hand
4:07 - kendrick sneaks in
5:02 - head
5:36 - John's 1st sax solo
6:13 - Taylor's 1st piano solo
6:39 - the lick
6:47 - John's second solo
7:18 - some nice sax vibrato
7:21 - Taylor's second piano solo
7:50 - Taylor and John's call and response(the best part)
8:00 - Joshua Crumbly's chops
8:19 - Kendrick jumpscared by his own playing
8:23 - Taylor bopping his head
8:29 - FULL TAYLOR EIGSTI ACTIVATED
9:02 - John's 3rd solo
9:35 - Taylor returns
10:07 - head
11:00 - John Ellis' suspicious face
The 10:35 time stamp was meant to be 9:35
@@BarnabyG fixed. thanks:)
Claire de lune reference?? I dont hear it
@@sheddingaway Yeah I'm not so sure about that one
@@gavinclark2786 I can kinda hear it, but it really could be similar scales. It doesn't sound like the claire de lune main theme, but more like that part around measure 66, but I think it is a stretch.
Modern jazz is my best thing in the world
Jesus....he is literally melting that ride cymbal... unbelievable all around. But as a drummer myself...that ride cymbal playing is utterly mystifying
any bit in particular. I'm a guitarist but would like to know which bits you mean.
@@richfrommitch 7:20 maybe, there's a lotta good stuff in this though
Taylor eigsti, my favorite jazz pianist
I dont know how many times i have repeated this amazing performance... throughout these 8 years since its upload. This is a contemporary classics. Pure fiery
I'm a keyboardist, and after that hearing that, I've got nothing to say but, wow! The dynamics and triplets and left hand is over-the-top crazy.
This the left hand power. Not many players have it
@@StenellaFr: I know, and I'm naturally left-handed.
4:01-4:17 So good. It's funny how it's literally just Gmin---> Bbmin and yet he adds so much tension to it and builds up until the rest of the quartet comes in. I also have to say I absolutely love how Kendrick sneaks in at 4:07.
Can't help repeating to listen to the piano intro!!!
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bro... 6:28.... o my friggin gosh its so good! and when the sax comes in its jus... AHHH!!! AND THAT SWITCH INTO THE RIDE BY THE DRUMMER WAS SO GOOD
How does this not have millions of views?!
Because its good ...
Kendrick you penned the heck out of this tune bro,it really resonates on a higher plane.
Shout out Charles Cornell, fantastic music!
Yeah,thats how i feel too..This guy is phenominal...Taylor walks a tightrope between cerebral abstract,and soulful contemporary...BADASS!!!
Performances like this will drive an cynic to devout belief in humanity, God or both. Absolutely amazing!
perfect timing for the rain to appear when the song plays :)
I love the expression on Taylor's face when he's soloing - precious. Oh man, what a quartet. I could listen for hours.
Don’t y’all love it when the song ends right when you get home?
Yess😂
Taylor Eigsti has some wicked chops. But no matter what, his playing is always extremely musical. Whole band killer, the tune is awesome, beautiful changes, great groove. I detect a Chris Potter influence in John Ellis playing. Good for him.
A hell of the intro!!
this is gold star--super stratosphere jazz of t he highest order---the musicianship is utter genius---thank you to them for giving us this and thank you for uploading it.
I hear a lot of Nikolai Kapustin in Taylor’s playing🔥
It's like discovering music for the first time.
Excellent, non-linear piano styling. Great players all.
This is what I call inspired playing! Excellent, can't get enough.
AW HELL....D BAND IS BADASS!!!....Kendrick's touch,Damn*. He is a hell of a writer too!!
That drum fill at 7:58 always gets me. Haha
What is going on here, is this f****** real, what a level, out of this world
This is amazing
Phenomenal piano intro. Eigsti is one one the all time greats.
cant get over 7:50 so fucking good, musical conversation is probably the thing i love most
did I see that wrong or is he playing with his snare upside down?
I love the sublime piano solo intro. that kicks off the jam.
hi there cornell watchers ;)
Hello!🙋♂
Howdy!
Andy Bernard ?
Howdy!
how does it feel to be super privileged
Idk what Taylor is on but i want some of it.
the summer is OBLITERATING it good god💗💞💖💕
this is like 1000000th i came back to listen
eargasm always
their music is so alive , can't stop moving my body everytime i listen
... oh my god
This is incredible 👏
Not that this compostion needs any assistance, but did you hear the siren outside at the intro? Makes it even more surreal... These guys rip it up on this tune!!
Incredible Performance!
Wow! This is heavenly tickles of the musical mind! Thank you for the journey!
Kendrick and Taylor on a fuckin voyage here 🛸
As a Pianist I of course love Taylor's work but John Ellis is a cat that I've been checking out for a while, I love his sound/ music too.
AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE!!!! WHY DO I EVEN BOTHER WITH THESE INSTRUMENTS !!!!! AHHHH
man, this is music form the future.
Still loving this after all these years. Done good Tay. See you in Austin#jazz@chardonney
Insane!!! Impossible to keep up. Wow.
Unbelievable!❤
Just amazing band!
Wicked! Great tune!! Love the upside down snare idea!
SCANDALOUS !!!
so good. and the bassist has an excellent name (amazing player too)
Utterly sensational.
Is this Kendrick’s composition? Killin’!
What genre would you say this is??? Like sub genre
hey everyone! I drop a bottle in the sea.. anyone transcribed the intro of Taylor Eigsti? (even just a part of it..!) soooo great!!
Excellent ! Thank You for posting.
So much order to the chaos. Like the first few seconds after the Big Bang....
I JUST NOTICED THE PIANO GUY IS PLAYING 2 KEYBOARDS AT ONCE
Next level awesomeness!
Eigisti’s intro is just insane
Blown away.
it's transcending!
wowoooooowww
amazing and beautiful
Hold up. Are those snares on the top head?! I was a jazz drumming student and I never once witnessed that. Is that more common in the jazz community? It's super interesting.
No, he definitely had that snare drum just completely upside for the opening intro (clear head on top), and made some super interesting sounds. Then flipped it back upright at some point during the song (coated head back on top). I'll have to rewatch again to see if I can find out how he managed to flip the drum over. Also, if you listen at 10:30, he's doing that awesome hi-hat bell groove with the rim knocks on the snare, and it all sounds pretty standard. Then at 10:36 you can hear a distinct change in the rim knocks. At first I thought he was flamming something with his right hand, but I figured out what he's doing and it is really cool. He changes the angle of his left stick so that it's dragging along the rim of the tom before hitting the snare rim, and he continues doing that until 11:28. Such a creative drummer with his sounds. It gives those rim knocks suck a more fat and pronounced groove. Ugh, I could listen to those sounds all day.
Ok, so the snare flip-over must have happened off-camera at 5:35. Right after that you can hear the snare has a much throatier sound through the rest of the song. Such powerful creativity with something so simple. Getting so much more sound out of a single piece of equipment. I especially love how he drags his stick across the snare threads at 4:40 (and I think he does it somewhere closer to the intro as well at 4:07). I would have never thought to try that.
my new pianist idol;
taylor eigsti
Fahhh me.... Go Taylor Eighsti you are the man!!!
Who ever gave this thumbs down is crazy haha! This is Fiyah!
Of course he's performing at Berklee lmao
amazing stuff tho
Damn...
thank you for posting. clean and tight rendition
nice piece fellas!!!
Bravo
Hell Yeah Taylor Eigsti
Great tune, performance.
that intro!!!!!
SO COOL
I’m ready for an interpretation of Tucker antelle
Taylor is the ish !
very inspired jazz music ;-{D>
you went to berklee didnt you
finally a good snare drum..
Who is the tenor player?
John Ellis
these guys are swinging like nobodys busness!!!
Bradley Cooper got chops
THAT JUST HAPPENED. IT'S NOT SO BAD
What is the name of the bassist?
Amazing...
Man Ian Hecox is really good at sax
3:55
🔥🔥🔥🔥
7:50 - 8:40🔥
Excelente
woooo john ellis
Oh god!
burnin!
Wow he flipped that drum over in a hury!
@judsontbranam thats the power hat dawg
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At least type in John Ellis on T. Sax, and Taylor on piano/nord! look up the musicians and credit them please :)