In 1990, I was still in junior high school. A magazine introduced an incredibly amazing jazz pianist. but, I listened to album by a certain jazz trio at audio system shop, without paying attention to the name of the pianist introduced in a magazine, and was captivated by the overwhelmingly amazing playing. One day, when I read a magazine again, there was an article raving about Keith Jarrett, which was the exact name of the pianist in the only jazz trio I was obsessed with. After that, even after he achieved the unbelievable and unexplored music of the Vienna Concert, he did not stop and made me happy with many wonderful activities. I listened to his performance of Nat King Cole's Answer Me over and over again, crying tears of sadness and gratitude at the wonderfulness of his performance of Nat King Cole's Answer Me, which was released after it was announced that he would cease performing. Thank you very much to the rare performers in history who were born for the sake of music. I will continue to be saved by you. 1990年の頃、私はまだ中学生でした。ある雑誌にとんでもなく凄いジャズピアニストについて紹介されていました。若かった私は雑誌で紹介されていたピアニストの名を気にも止めずに、オーディオシステムのショップで、とあるジャズトリオのアルバムを聴き、圧倒的な凄まじいプレイに虜となり夢中になっていました。ある時、雑誌を読み返すと、正にそこには、キース・ジャレットについて絶賛する記事が掲載されていて、それは、私が夢中になっていた唯一のジャズトリオのピアニストの名前そのものだったのです。 その後、彼はウイーン・コンサートと云う信じ難い人類未踏の音楽を成し遂げた後にも、なおも止まろうとせず、素晴らしい多数の活動で私を幸せにしてくれました。 演奏活動の停止が発表され、その後リリースされた、彼の演奏によるナット・キング・コールのAnswer Meの素晴らしさに、私は大き過ぎるほどの悲しみと感謝を涙しながら何度も聴きました。音楽のために生まれてきた歴史上稀なる演奏家に、有難う、有難う。 私はこれからも貴方に救われ続けるでしょう。
Personally I like DeJohnette a lot. Great pianist himself [and a Fazioli man to boot]. But as a bassist his drumming would drive me crazy. I had a drummer exactly like him and at times it was impossible to get traction because he was so busy - specially with brushes. But I accept it was probably my fault not being good enough. As I say, DJ a great musician and please don't take my reply as a criticism.
@@giovannimontagnana6262 I agree. How Pianists make their choice... Well.. they have their reasons. Equally, I never got into bassist Pederson playing with Oscar Peterson but again, they are the great musicians and I am not.
Keith Jarrett has stood out for decades as a truly unique voice on the piano, even in a world of fantastic jazz pianists he shines and brings a style to the instrument that is his and his alone, it's a real blessing to listen to his work, and to get to watch him play, to me he has helped to shape what jazz means and will be forever a hero of music
Cette musique se déplie comme un livre d'images plein d'étoiles, où viennent filer les oiseaux, tourner les farandoles, claquer les crécelles et danser les sorciers🌺
Even within the high standard of Keith Jarret's work this trio combination really stands out. They confirm that life is well worth living. Thank you thank you thank you.
nessun altro trio ha potuto,ne mai potra' superare questi tre mostruosi geni!Era naturale che i loro geni si unissero in qustofantastico storico sodalizio.E il filo rosso del fato!
ultimate zen challenge for mr. Peacock & DeJohnette: keeping a straight face and concentrating on the music as Jarrett contorts and gyrates while making all manner of faces and vocalizing incessantly. true masters
Jack and Gary were never distracted by Keith's vocalizing. Nor were they distracted when Keith left the keyboard and played the piano strings like a grand piano sized harp. They were as in awe of Keith's genius as was everyone else blessed enough to see him play live, even more so. The three of them playing together was mesmerizingly beautiful to behold. And contrary to the foolishness that Keith was dismissive to his audience, he is lovely person. He always intensely emersed himself in his performances and I imagine he needed time to unwind after playing. I saw him, Jack and Gary play three times. No one in the audience enjoyed what they were doing as much as the three of them did. It was apparent how much they loved playing together, and how much they loved each other. Sadly Gary has passed. Jack is still playing. Keith is recovering from his strokes of some six years ago. He thinks it was caused by the physical stress he experienced when he delivered a performance, stress especially on his brain. All he asked for from his audience was to pay attention and enjoy what he was giving to them. I know I did. The three autographed my copy of Standards 1 after they played in Houston at the Wortham in the early 90s. All were very gracious when I asked. In the 00s, I saw them play at the Mann. While he waited on stage for some sound adjustments, I had a brief conversation from my front row seat with Keith about how his looks were aging as wonderfully as his playing. He had a good laugh as he pondered out loud if that said more about his looks or about his playing.
This drummer is absolutely fantastic... he has a simple drums, and takes incredibles sounds!!! it´s absolutely fantastic!!! He makes me remember incredible Buddy!!! The best! Este baterista é abasolutamente fantastico, numa bateria simples ele tira sons incríveis!!! isto é incrivel!!! Ele me faz lembrar do incrível Buddy Richers!! O melhor!
One of my top three... the communication between the three of them is otherworldly. Peacock's tone and note choice is just beyond words to me. Jack does things that come from another place and Keith is already from another world. When they play together, the excellence is almost unbearable in how they push one another...
@@blacjazzz All three of them are extremely talented, and Keith Jarrett in my opinion is a musical genius, and that’s why that they can do what they do effortlessly. Truly amazing musicians.
Bill Evans is still the innovator (Kind of Blue) and jazz trio revolutionary (Vanguard Sessions). He's also the more complex master of harmony and voicings.
@@caponsacchi. I wasn’t talking about Bill Evans , I was commenting on my favorite piano player and my favorite trio. Obviously yours is Bill Evans and mine is Keith Jarrett , and we all have our favorites, right ?
I was blown away to see Jack D. the drummer playing piano. He was really great [ on a Fazioli ]. This is about the best I have seen Peacock play [ particularly on Stella by Cigarlight ]. Hard to look at Keith these days after his stroke and his left hand not working. We don't have long in the world to make a statement before life consumes us. Was great that these 3 found each other.
I think we are so blessed to hear this! Of 8.5 billion people on then planet at this very moment, only the 3 of them can play this shit! It's fantastic!
Keith Jarret had to met the classical composer and pianist John Gould from Canada, or least listened to him. Gould hummed also, as he played. Although, Mr. Gould did not stand as he played and tapp his feet. You had to have the met the one and only Stevie Wonder. All you Jazz cats bump into each other and even cross over each other, up and down the road , layering over and over. Somtmes it can be a bumpy ride. What an amazing ride, love life all the seconds and inches and love one another. What a jazz trio. I love you, Keith and all others who love music. Eloquence of space and time transcending. Happy Holidays, 2023, and peace on our earth and Happy New Years 2024 . 🎄☃️🎄❤️❤️❤️ 🙏❤️🌍🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵 🎼🎹🎻🥁🎵🎶🌠🌌
For those looking for some highlights of this superb Feb 1985 Tokyo Performance, I would recommend listening to Rider starting at 28:28 with its swingy blues, So Tender starting at 50:10 where they so clearly are enjoying the music, Prism starting at 1:02:40 (with its hypnotising ostinato starting at 1:07:50), and finally God Bless the Child with again its swingy blues that will make you dance to its rhythm from 1:26:23 to the end. Thank you Mike for sharing this! Absolutely loved this performance of the Trio. The overall musical quality of the second set in particular is phenomenal.
What great jazz muscians, Keith Jarrett Trio!!! As we all remember, Dr. KingJr.s birthday is today, January 16th, 2023. May we all sing, play, and dance to the tune of his voice, remembering his words of his wisdom, that we all are brothers and sisters. ♥️
i took piano lessons and competed for a while for the judge's scores. i have always bobbed my head to the music - and my teacher and judges tried to get that out of me. they believed any head bobbing or any other distraction was a distracting and thus unnecessary additive for any pianist. i have never stopped bobbing my head and never will. i just come across keith recently and am glad to see another non-mannequin pianist
There is more than one truth: When practising, it does draw energy or concentration to other areas so I think you should be able to deliver a piece without additional "piano jazz hands". However, if you're inspired which can not happen every time, who is there to stop you from being free?
I found you when l bought Arbor Zena because the Midnight Blue gradient down to the soft apricot depicted favorite and magic of every day. It lasts but a couple minutes, but l always took the time to bath in its special glow. l was once a back packer with a crowd of wonderful friends. l shared my insight of your album cover and from that night on when 'Arbor Zena' accured ,one of them would point it out with a smile that only a secret use of the language, always with a wink and smile. no one knew my music so l was expected to share at our get togethers in smoky rooms to listen to amazing music that had been chosen by a guy whose taste was in his ear. Thank you so much for all you've performed. Genius is so seldom demonstrated while improvising even when 'the muddling' hits blanking out of the greeve. But you never edited them out. . .and you have my undying respect my friend. Best regards in all things, Tom Hanson A tattered Soul On your stroke. . .l use 'threading' a much more thorough method of gleaning ones mind. . .creating synapses that are fresh and new or finding an old friend or concept you loose track of by finding a new path. zena
Ce pianiste est extraordinaire, sa technique, son toucher, ses harmonies sont fantastiques, on embarque réellement en même temps que lui dans les improvisations, dans son univers sonore.
Love Gary Peacock’s virtuous playing so melodic, and Jack’s classic cymbal and percussion , remembering the beautiful album ,” My Song “ , Keith Jarret laying previously the exact melodic notes. Also use of dissidence as in Mandela. Jan, those days on sax, purity , faith and prayer .
Just wonderful! EXCELENT! Keith is a genius, and the other musicians also, they play with their body, mind and soul... Their inspiration is pure vibration of life. Pure joy, pure life!
BETY LA ''FEA'' en esa novela a la Protagonista le gustaba,Keith Jarrett... esto si es musica PUDO esquivar a los sometidores de europa y ee.uu para SEGUIR demostrando el talento casi'' inigualable de la MUSICA ''NEGRA''....GRACIAS mike y a todos q dan me Gusta.
I think that just listening to Keith Jarrett trio is not enough. One has to watch them but particularly Keith as he plays with whole his body. Watching this is as fascinating as listening to their the music
don´t grind me too harshly, but I have always found the brilliance of Jarret subsumed by his histrionics and groaning....I have always been impressed by Peacock and Jack and their ability to follow his desultory stylings
It never used to bother me, but the other day I heard this trio on the radio and sort of laughed at how absurd it sounded. Maybe I've grown a bit conservative. I have seen so many legendary jazz musicians perform live and had thought that perhaps the musician I wanted to see above all others was Keith Jarrett. It saddens me that that will most likely never happen.
Subsumed? Not for me. I am not fond of the noises either, but the tremendous lines he plays always win. If that's what it takes for a piano to be so fluid and bell-like at the same time, I'll take it. :)
Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette, c'est personnellement le plus grand trio que la musique de Jazz est découverte, apprivoisée, puis mit à nos oreilles...
We have all listened to various greats and trio formations, but this is so unique that I have tears in my eyes when I listen to this masterpiece. If we are talking about this level of musicianship, then it is very difficult to deviate from this superiority, I say this as an amateur musician, but I have listened to a lot so that I can comment like this. These people are prophets of good times, past or future, you decide...
One of my favourite concerts for the trio. I've listened to this sooo many times. Thanks for uploading! And nice to see the comments of people appreciating music here :)
J'ai joué en tant que batteur , avec de nombreux musiciens et musiciennes dont la grande organiste de jazz RHODA SCOTT en 1992 ...j'aurais adoré jouer avec cet autre géant de la musique bien au-dela des styles de musiques ! Qu'est Keith Jarrett ! j'adore ce trio tellement en cohésion !
Jack's drum solos begin around the 34:00 mark, and then again at the 55:30 mark, for those of you searching for them! The call-and-response section of Stella starts at about 1:23:30. Keith's shoulder shrugging dance peaks at about 1:33:57. One final excellent drum solo at 1:34:50.
An amazing Trio.Caught them live 3 or 4 times. Nothing like it. Jack and Keith go way back, before Miles, w. Charles Lloyd's band. Their bond is incredible, as is Peacock.
how did you manage to stay silent and not risk Keith's wrath in hearing all this live? I don't know if I could have stood it. Listening to it now, streaming, it still has me trembling man... That work that Jack is doing on the second cut.. my God
Keith did time with Blakey too, right? Did Jack? ....I saw them live, a few yrs b4 KJ got sick... yes, it's hard to stay quiet during... i hadda waggle my booty privately a bit... and yes , that nonverbal communication w/ all 3, esp. Keith and Jack... it shows up better on camera in close-up, than being in an auditorium... consistently stunning work, but esp. here
It takes what I like to call listening experience when it comes to truly allowing yourself to be absorbed into Jarrett's sonic landscapes. Keith Jarrett is a master craftsmen, he's an event horizon witnessed in our lifetime. After you've gained that ability, around two or so years laying back listening to Keith on your audiophile system, that cost you about ten grand, that's without the speakers, they required endless nights of testing, by appointment only in one the finest Stereo equipment shops in Europe, France, but who's name dropping here, our focus has to stay on Jarrett, now that that's complete, your mission is to spend that time listening to one powerfully dedicated musician, and since all of this has been put together, you've got magic my fellow Jazz men, a rare taste of being one w/ his Excellency's work. Bravo!
Wow, that long jam between 1:08 and 1:16 just shows that these guy could ROCK. Loved the camera focus on Gary. And then Keith goes right into Stella, without even a break; totally in the zone. Keith is an odd bird, but an authentic genius. Nobody else like him!
In fact there was. Glenn Gould [1932-52], who, despite vocalising like KJ, is recognised as the greatest interpreter of The Goldburg Variations [J.S.Bach]. Vocalising in recordings of 'classical music' is even more difficult to tolerate than in jazz but Gould's unique and supreme rendition of the Goldburgs withstood that. A friend of mine is good friends with Jack de J. and indeed we all went 'for an Indian' in NYC. When I asked them how they regarded the K.J. vocalising, he just raised their eyes as to say, "We have to put up with it". OK by me
@Christopher Nation Excellent, thank you!! Bach!!! Remember, today is Dr. Martin is Dr. Martin Luther KingJr.,'s birthday. We celebrate this day, January 16th, 2023, as all muscians and artists play to the tune of Dr. Martin Luther KingJr., message still is.♥️
Had the pleasure of seeing this trio at the Convention Center in Dallas, Tx. on 10/11/87. It appears this concert is from around the same time. Three master musicians. This video brings back so many great memories of that show.
I saw his last concert at Carnegie Hall. For many years we could only see him locally either at New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark or at Carnegie Hall. Amusingly he didn't want anyone to talk of even cough. There were hard candies offered at the door to help him maintain order. He refused to play outdoors and the only time I saw him do so was with Miles at Newport in 1969.
Regarding the cough, I read an article in the mid-Seventies, which may have been in Rolling Stone, wherein he said that an extraneous sound such as a door closing could change the direction of his improvisation.
Yes! This. Exactly this! I couldn't agree more with you and there is just a whole other level of pure, exceptional magic in these minutes that move me in such a deeply powerful way that words simply always fail me and only the music itself can possibly convey...Absolutely brilliant.
Yeah; what keeps getting me in awe is how they transition from what was before to their 'up there' moment, it's never clear how much of it is planned, or how they just kind start 'levitating'
Veramente perfetto. È raro sentire un trio con tale affiatamento, interplay, intesa totale. Piano, basso e batteria a questo livello sono incredibili. Si tratta di un miracolo che succede raramente. Bene qui è accaduto. E possiamo godercelo, ora è nei tempi dei tempi,. GRAZIE.
0:00 - I Wish I Knew 8:50 - If I Should Lose You 19:06 - Late Lament 28:27 - Rider 42:20 - It's Easy To Remember 50:10 - So Tender 1:02:36 - Prism (1:07:50 ostenato) 1:15:53 - Stella By Starlight 1:26:24 - God Bless the Child 1:38:50 - Delaney's Dilema
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In 1990, I was still in junior high school. A magazine introduced an incredibly amazing jazz pianist. but, I listened to album by a certain jazz trio at audio system shop, without paying attention to the name of the pianist introduced in a magazine, and was captivated by the overwhelmingly amazing playing. One day, when I read a magazine again, there was an article raving about Keith Jarrett, which was the exact name of the pianist in the only jazz trio I was obsessed with.
After that, even after he achieved the unbelievable and unexplored music of the Vienna Concert, he did not stop and made me happy with many wonderful activities.
I listened to his performance of Nat King Cole's Answer Me over and over again, crying tears of sadness and gratitude at the wonderfulness of his performance of Nat King Cole's Answer Me, which was released after it was announced that he would cease performing. Thank you very much to the rare performers in history who were born for the sake of music.
I will continue to be saved by you.
1990年の頃、私はまだ中学生でした。ある雑誌にとんでもなく凄いジャズピアニストについて紹介されていました。若かった私は雑誌で紹介されていたピアニストの名を気にも止めずに、オーディオシステムのショップで、とあるジャズトリオのアルバムを聴き、圧倒的な凄まじいプレイに虜となり夢中になっていました。ある時、雑誌を読み返すと、正にそこには、キース・ジャレットについて絶賛する記事が掲載されていて、それは、私が夢中になっていた唯一のジャズトリオのピアニストの名前そのものだったのです。
その後、彼はウイーン・コンサートと云う信じ難い人類未踏の音楽を成し遂げた後にも、なおも止まろうとせず、素晴らしい多数の活動で私を幸せにしてくれました。
演奏活動の停止が発表され、その後リリースされた、彼の演奏によるナット・キング・コールのAnswer Meの素晴らしさに、私は大き過ぎるほどの悲しみと感謝を涙しながら何度も聴きました。音楽のために生まれてきた歴史上稀なる演奏家に、有難う、有難う。
私はこれからも貴方に救われ続けるでしょう。
Drum solos exist and they can be amazing.
so soothing my 3month old baby just easily fell asleep on my lap while we both listened. He doesnt sleep easily !!!!!
Man! Even if you are not a jazz listener or musician, how can you not see the artistry of this trio. No other language like it.
This is incredible. That first number has me in tears. I knew Jarrett was good, but i didn't know he was THIS good.
AHHH...this music just never gets old. God Bless the Child - you know Billie Holiday is just smiling in heaven when she hears this!
These three use their instruments like paint brushes. Masterful. RIP Gary.
DeJohnette is one of my favorite drummers in any genre. He is just so creative.
Everything seems so easy for him. So effortless.
Personally I like DeJohnette a lot. Great pianist himself [and a Fazioli man to boot].
But as a bassist his drumming would drive me crazy. I had a drummer exactly like him and at times it was impossible to get traction because he was so busy - specially with brushes. But I accept it was probably my fault not being good enough. As I say, DJ a great musician and please don't take my reply as a criticism.
@@bozotheclown935 I think just musicians like Jarrett can play with people who match his same energy, e.g. Dejohnette
@@giovannimontagnana6262 I agree. How Pianists make their choice... Well.. they have their reasons.
Equally, I never got into bassist Pederson playing with Oscar Peterson but again, they are the great musicians and I am not.
@@bozotheclown935 NHOP is another on his own league. And just Joe Pass could follow him
辛い事あっても癒されます。
Keith Jarrett has stood out for decades as a truly unique voice on the piano, even in a world of fantastic jazz pianists he shines and brings a style to the instrument that is his and his alone, it's a real blessing to listen to his work, and to get to watch him play, to me he has helped to shape what jazz means and will be forever a hero of music
shure!!!
Que sincronia e que criatividade deste trio
volverlo a escuchar siempre.
The best of the best right here. Angels of music on Earth!
いつ聴いてもこのトリオは最高｡🎉
Cette musique se déplie comme un livre d'images plein d'étoiles, où viennent filer les oiseaux, tourner les farandoles, claquer les crécelles et danser les sorciers🌺
La complicidad que hay en ese trío... música pura; de la buena, esa que alegra el alma...
Even within the high standard of Keith Jarret's work this trio combination really stands out. They confirm that life is well worth living. Thank you thank you thank you.
A session I listen to again and again. Pure magic from start to finish.
Indeed!
I can never get enough of this wonderful trio
Who loves jazz? Mmmmm Me, also ♥️
nessun altro trio ha potuto,ne mai potra' superare questi tre mostruosi geni!Era naturale che i loro geni si unissero in qustofantastico storico sodalizio.E il filo rosso del fato!
ultimate zen challenge for mr. Peacock & DeJohnette: keeping a straight face and concentrating on the music as Jarrett contorts and gyrates while making all manner of faces and vocalizing incessantly. true masters
Neuhhhhhhhhhhh
Jack and Gary were never distracted by Keith's vocalizing. Nor were they distracted when Keith left the keyboard and played the piano strings like a grand piano sized harp. They were as in awe of Keith's genius as was everyone else blessed enough to see him play live, even more so. The three of them playing together was mesmerizingly beautiful to behold. And contrary to the foolishness that Keith was dismissive to his audience, he is lovely person. He always intensely emersed himself in his performances and I imagine he needed time to unwind after playing. I saw him, Jack and Gary play three times. No one in the audience enjoyed what they were doing as much as the three of them did. It was apparent how much they loved playing together, and how much they loved each other. Sadly Gary has passed. Jack is still playing. Keith is recovering from his strokes of some six years ago. He thinks it was caused by the physical stress he experienced when he delivered a performance, stress especially on his brain. All he asked for from his audience was to pay attention and enjoy what he was giving to them. I know I did. The three autographed my copy of Standards 1 after they played in Houston at the Wortham in the early 90s. All were very gracious when I asked. In the 00s, I saw them play at the Mann. While he waited on stage for some sound adjustments, I had a brief conversation from my front row seat with Keith about how his looks were aging as wonderfully as his playing. He had a good laugh as he pondered out loud if that said more about his looks or about his playing.
Ehh i was confused for a moment thinking about Dr. Peacock.
48.44 to the end of the song just brought me to tears. Beautiful melody
A joy ride on the piano with Keith Jarrett. Super Trio.
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This came on as I was reading something. And I immediately said “ that’s gotta be Keith.” Darn right!
My absolute favorite jazz trio of all time.
This drummer is absolutely fantastic... he has a simple drums, and takes incredibles sounds!!! it´s absolutely fantastic!!! He makes me remember incredible Buddy!!! The best!
Este baterista é abasolutamente fantastico, numa bateria simples ele tira sons incríveis!!! isto é incrivel!!! Ele me faz lembrar do incrível Buddy Richers!! O melhor!
One of my top three... the communication between the three of them is otherworldly. Peacock's tone and note choice is just beyond words to me. Jack does things that come from another place and Keith is already from another world. When they play together, the excellence is almost unbearable in how they push one another...
@@blacjazzz All three of them are extremely talented, and Keith Jarrett in my opinion is a musical genius, and that’s why that they can do what they do effortlessly. Truly amazing musicians.
Bill Evans is still the innovator (Kind of Blue) and jazz trio revolutionary (Vanguard Sessions). He's also the more complex master of harmony and voicings.
@@caponsacchi. I wasn’t talking about Bill Evans , I was commenting on my favorite piano player and my favorite trio. Obviously yours is Bill Evans and mine is Keith Jarrett , and we all have our favorites, right ?
Beauty is on the ear. Always !
Every notes come from their true inner soul, no one can imitate them.
Takes a life time of practice just dont give up and you'll get there.
Keith Jarrett is my personal favorite jazz musician
I was blown away to see Jack D. the drummer playing piano. He was really great [ on a Fazioli ].
This is about the best I have seen Peacock play [ particularly on Stella by Cigarlight ].
Hard to look at Keith these days after his stroke and his left hand not working.
We don't have long in the world to make a statement before life consumes us.
Was great that these 3 found each other.
Rick Beato interview with Keith is pretty moving.
It was OK, I agree. Rick has an audience that would never have seen Keith. Great for exposure.
Prism's extention make me cry. This song is the best for me. Please come back Garry ..
I think we are so blessed to hear this! Of 8.5 billion people on then planet at this very moment, only the 3 of them can play this shit! It's fantastic!
to many professional jazz musicians are unaware of how ingeniously & brilliant Jarrett ( supported from Jack&Garry ) plays the standards..
Keith Jarret had to met the classical composer and pianist John Gould from Canada, or least listened to him. Gould hummed also, as he played. Although, Mr. Gould did not stand as he played and tapp his feet.
You had to have the met the one and only Stevie Wonder.
All you Jazz cats bump into each other and even cross over each other, up and down the road , layering over and over. Somtmes it can be a bumpy ride. What an amazing ride, love life all the seconds and inches and love one another.
What a jazz trio. I love you, Keith and all others who love music. Eloquence of space and time transcending.
Happy Holidays, 2023, and peace on our earth and Happy New Years 2024 .
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You mean Glenn Gould. Not a composer, but a very gifted pianist for sure. His Bach recordings are nothing short of legendary.
this man is litterally breathing fire when going blues!
Oooteyyy laaa lé bon la..
Trio vyin trapé
For those looking for some highlights of this superb Feb 1985 Tokyo Performance, I would recommend listening to Rider starting at 28:28 with its swingy blues, So Tender starting at 50:10 where they so clearly are enjoying the music, Prism starting at 1:02:40 (with its hypnotising ostinato starting at 1:07:50), and finally God Bless the Child with again its swingy blues that will make you dance to its rhythm from 1:26:23 to the end.
Thank you Mike for sharing this! Absolutely loved this performance of the Trio. The overall musical quality of the second set in particular is phenomenal.
(with its hypnotising ostinato starting at 1:07:50) : listening to this makes my day brighter !
I love Rider…it’s a shame that they dropped it from the repertoire after ‘85.
There is more funky/soul/blues etc... in Rider than any song ever written in this earth. Jarrett is not human
I’ve been listening to these guys for so long..... and I never grow tired of listening to them! Ever!!
I'ts simply the best trio ever!
Merci pour cette bonne soirée
I bet if I made you listen to this album nonstop 1000 times you'd be tired of it. ...At least for awhile.
@@jvhobson I’ve already listened to it a THOUSAND times!!
@@kevinguillaume7895 I'm sure you won! you can claim Jim!
Desde Bar ranquiila. Agradecido infinito. Pleno, colmado.
this was the peak of the piano trio. I don't think it will be surpassed in my lifetime.
He’s One with the Piano!
What great jazz muscians, Keith Jarrett Trio!!! As we all remember, Dr. KingJr.s birthday is today, January 16th, 2023. May we all sing, play, and dance to the tune of his voice, remembering his words of his wisdom, that we all are brothers and sisters. ♥️
That piano is in perfect tune.
Jarrett's expressions and mannerisms are certainly unique.
Keith Jarrett should have been chain whipped for his vocalizations.
i took piano lessons and competed for a while for the judge's scores. i have always bobbed my head to the music - and my teacher and judges tried to get that out of me. they believed any head bobbing or any other distraction was a distracting and thus unnecessary additive for any pianist. i have never stopped bobbing my head and never will. i just come across keith recently and am glad to see another non-mannequin pianist
That's why they're teachers and not performers-
He takes the head bobbing to another level entirely. Dude is up there dancing.
There is more than one truth: When practising, it does draw energy or concentration to other areas so I think you should be able to deliver a piece without additional "piano jazz hands". However, if you're inspired which can not happen every time, who is there to stop you from being free?
Should grunt and squeal and moan too! 😂
That teacher has been misled! Where else can one find a steady rhythm but in their heart (body)
I found you when l bought Arbor Zena because the Midnight Blue gradient down to the soft apricot depicted favorite and magic of every day. It lasts but a couple minutes, but l always took the time to bath in its special glow. l was once a back packer with a crowd of wonderful friends. l shared my insight of your album cover and from that night on when 'Arbor Zena' accured ,one of them would point it out with a smile that only a secret use of the language, always with a wink and smile.
no one knew my music so l was expected to share at our get togethers in smoky rooms to listen to amazing music that had been chosen by a guy whose taste was in his ear. Thank you so much for all you've performed.
Genius is so seldom demonstrated while improvising even when 'the muddling' hits blanking out of the greeve. But you never edited them out. . .and you have my undying respect my friend.
Best regards in all things,
Tom Hanson
A tattered Soul
On your stroke. . .l use 'threading' a much more thorough method of gleaning ones mind. . .creating synapses that are fresh and new or finding an old friend or concept you loose track of by finding a new path.
zena
Oh, my. This is spectacular. I knew Jarrett, DeJohnette were good, but THIS good??? Damn. Fabulous.
very very good........................................................................................................................................
Ce pianiste est extraordinaire, sa technique, son toucher, ses harmonies sont fantastiques, on embarque réellement
en même temps que lui dans les improvisations, dans son univers sonore.
Gary Peacock is superb. I usually take a walk in my head during bass solos. Here, I love walking along with him. Amazing.
Walkin' bass 😉
Pure passion.
Love Gary Peacock’s virtuous playing so melodic, and Jack’s classic cymbal and percussion , remembering the beautiful album ,” My Song “ , Keith Jarret laying previously the exact melodic notes. Also use of dissidence as in Mandela. Jan, those days on sax, purity , faith and prayer .
Note, typing, I meant playing not laying. The latter no place in pure intellectual compositions . Bruce Tribe.
Me encanta el delicioso jazz de Keith Jarrett
unforgettable!! excellent trio!! to always listen! cheers!👍🙂 ,,---",,
Just wonderful! EXCELENT! Keith is a genius, and the other musicians also, they play with their body, mind and soul... Their inspiration is pure vibration of life. Pure joy, pure life!
nice to hear gary peacock open up his playing
Вокал Кита вызывает улыбку, но способность удерживать ритмический рисунок произведения, вызывает восхищение .
Demonstrates that you don't need any theatrics or mind numbing amplification. Just pure talent providing superb listening enjoyment.
He is a great player, but performs with constant theatrics with all his noises and body gyrations..
jack dejohnette's kit sounds SO GOOOOOOD. it's got that POP
大阪のフェスティバルホールが改装前 キースジャレットトリオ又はソロで
数年に一回のペースで来日してくれてコンサートがあったから 観に行った。
今考えたら 日本に来てくれて時間を共有出来るなんて 良い意味で贅沢な時代だったなあと思う。
本当にそうですね。自分も何度かフェスティバルホールに聴きに行った。
あとシンフォニーホールでのハービーハンコックのソロピアノ・コンサートも聴きに行ったことある。
ほんま贅沢な時代でしたよね。
pure musicalité très rare !!!!
BETY LA ''FEA'' en esa novela a la Protagonista le gustaba,Keith Jarrett... esto si es musica PUDO esquivar a los sometidores de europa y ee.uu para SEGUIR demostrando el talento casi'' inigualable de la MUSICA ''NEGRA''....GRACIAS mike y a todos q dan me Gusta.
This has to be the most resonant Bass ever !
I think that just listening to Keith Jarrett trio is not enough. One has to watch them but particularly Keith as he plays with whole his body. Watching this is as fascinating as listening to their the music
don´t grind me too harshly, but I have always found the brilliance of Jarret subsumed by his histrionics and groaning....I have always been impressed by Peacock and Jack and their ability to follow his desultory stylings
It never used to bother me, but the other day I heard this trio on the radio and sort of laughed at how absurd it sounded. Maybe I've grown a bit conservative. I have seen so many legendary jazz musicians perform live and had thought that perhaps the musician I wanted to see above all others was Keith Jarrett. It saddens me that that will most likely never happen.
Subsumed? Not for me. I am not fond of the noises either, but the tremendous lines he plays always win. If that's what it takes for a piano to be so fluid and bell-like at the same time, I'll take it. :)
Keith Jarrett should have been chain whipped for his vocalizations.
Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette, c'est personnellement le plus grand trio que la musique de Jazz est découverte, apprivoisée, puis mit à nos oreilles...
We have all listened to various greats and trio formations, but this is so unique that I have tears in my eyes when I listen to this masterpiece. If we are talking about this level of musicianship, then it is very difficult to deviate from this superiority, I say this as an amateur musician, but I have listened to a lot so that I can comment like this. These people are prophets of good times, past or future, you decide...
One of my favourite concerts for the trio. I've listened to this sooo many times. Thanks for uploading! And nice to see the comments of people appreciating music here :)
un QUINTET pour une SUPER JAZZ SESSION🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊
J'ai joué en tant que batteur , avec de nombreux musiciens et musiciennes dont la grande organiste de jazz RHODA SCOTT en 1992 ...j'aurais adoré jouer avec cet autre géant de la musique bien au-dela des styles de musiques ! Qu'est Keith Jarrett ! j'adore ce trio tellement en cohésion !
GREAT! I feel happy.
Qué increíble música por favor.... qué placer escuchar, es un deleite puro. Y pensar que existe el reggaeton...gracias por compartir !!!
Jack's drum solos begin around the 34:00 mark, and then again at the 55:30 mark, for those of you searching for them! The call-and-response section of Stella starts at about 1:23:30. Keith's shoulder shrugging dance peaks at about 1:33:57. One final excellent drum solo at 1:34:50.
Thank you kindly🎶🎶🎶
@@hooptyfilm Of course! I like to tag drum solos on live jazz videos... because I'm a nerd, I guess.
An amazing Trio.Caught them live 3 or 4 times. Nothing like it. Jack and Keith go way back, before Miles, w. Charles Lloyd's band. Their bond is incredible, as is Peacock.
how did you manage to stay silent and not risk Keith's wrath in hearing all this live? I don't know if I could have stood it. Listening to it now, streaming, it still has me trembling man... That work that Jack is doing on the second cut.. my God
Keith did time with Blakey too, right? Did Jack? ....I saw them live, a few yrs b4 KJ got sick... yes, it's hard to stay quiet during... i hadda waggle my booty privately a bit... and yes , that nonverbal communication w/ all 3, esp. Keith and Jack... it shows up better on camera in close-up, than being in an auditorium... consistently stunning work, but esp. here
Y would jack play drums for art?
It takes what I like to call listening experience when it comes to truly allowing yourself to be absorbed into Jarrett's sonic landscapes. Keith Jarrett is a master craftsmen, he's an event horizon witnessed in our lifetime. After you've gained that ability, around two or so years laying back listening to Keith on your audiophile system, that cost you about ten grand, that's without the speakers, they required endless nights of testing, by appointment only in one the finest Stereo equipment shops in Europe, France, but who's name dropping here, our focus has to stay on Jarrett, now that that's complete, your mission is to spend that time listening to one powerfully dedicated musician, and since all of this has been put together, you've got magic my fellow Jazz men, a rare taste of being one w/ his Excellency's work. Bravo!
Wow, that long jam between 1:08 and 1:16 just shows that these guy could ROCK. Loved the camera focus on Gary. And then Keith goes right into Stella, without even a break; totally in the zone. Keith is an odd bird, but an authentic genius. Nobody else like him!
In fact there was. Glenn Gould [1932-52], who, despite vocalising like KJ, is recognised as the greatest interpreter of The Goldburg Variations [J.S.Bach].
Vocalising in recordings of 'classical music' is even more difficult to tolerate than in jazz but Gould's unique and supreme rendition of the Goldburgs withstood that.
A friend of mine is good friends with Jack de J. and indeed we all went 'for an Indian' in NYC. When I asked them how they regarded the K.J. vocalising, he just raised their eyes as to say, "We have to put up with it". OK by me
Wonderfull! RIP Peacock.
definitely hit a groove
@Christopher Nation
Excellent, thank you!! Bach!!!
Remember, today is Dr. Martin is Dr. Martin Luther KingJr.,'s birthday. We celebrate this day, January 16th, 2023, as all muscians and artists play to the tune of Dr. Martin Luther KingJr., message still is.♥️
@@christophernation4793 Keith Jarrett should have been chain whipped for his vocalizations.
Had the pleasure of seeing this trio at the Convention Center in Dallas, Tx. on 10/11/87. It appears this concert is from around the same time. Three master musicians. This video brings back so many great memories of that show.
Thank you !
I have to ask - do you remember the date or you looked it up?
I confirmed the date from my concert log.
BRAVISSIMO! WONDERFUL MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE! THERE IS FOOD FOR THE HEART AND MIND! HEALTH, GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS!
The transition to the main theme at (19:06) is so fine.
confermo! uno dei migliori concerti mai ascoltati. Raro momento di affiatamento , grazie
Its the singing for me. lol This is music!!
I saw his last concert at Carnegie Hall. For many years we could only see him locally either at New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark or at Carnegie Hall. Amusingly he didn't want anyone to talk of even cough. There were hard candies offered at the door to help him maintain order. He refused to play outdoors and the only time I saw him do so was with Miles at Newport in 1969.
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Regarding the cough, I read an article in the mid-Seventies, which may have been in Rolling Stone, wherein he said that an extraneous sound such as a door closing could change the direction of his improvisation.
If I'm paying Jarrett ticket prices for a concert, I don't want you to talk or cough either. :)
outdoors music inn lenox mass...mid 70s
From 1:07:48 onwards for 10 minutes is such a good theme
Best intro ever... Period
I don't Know what but it must be more than music. .thank you
The last 6 oder 7 minutes in "Prism" are just pure magic, pure harmony between the players. It always gets me...always...
Yes! This. Exactly this! I couldn't agree more with you and there is just a whole other level of pure, exceptional magic in these minutes that move me in such a deeply powerful way that words simply always fail me and only the music itself can possibly convey...Absolutely brilliant.
Yeah; what keeps getting me in awe is how they transition from what was before to their 'up there' moment, it's never clear how much of it is planned, or how they just kind start 'levitating'
Few of the brightest minutes in the history of music.
@@joshklein6450 So true, thank you!
I usually don't cry when listening to music. Usually...
True musical artists
😀☺️☺️😃😄
being lithe, small and agile definitely has it's advantages in the the magical dance of music.....
Grandiose ! forever !
Wonderful to hear this......
Bravo genije , savrsenstvo a postava je iz snova , uzivanje je slusati ovo muzicku caroliju kao i uvek kada je Kit Dzeret u pitanju.......
Intemporalité de cette musique ...cohésion de ce trio , quel mélodiste que Keith Jarrett ... Musiciens fabuleux .
Mi rifugio qui.
Sono stata isolata dal Mondo
In this concert everything is really awesome.
Veramente perfetto. È raro sentire un trio con tale affiatamento, interplay, intesa totale. Piano, basso e batteria a questo livello sono incredibili. Si tratta di un miracolo che succede raramente. Bene qui è accaduto. E possiamo godercelo, ora è nei tempi dei tempi,. GRAZIE.
Glorious music, master musicians, astonishing performances...BLISS!
This is something else!
No dejan de maravillarme....
0:00 - I Wish I Knew
8:50 - If I Should Lose You
19:06 - Late Lament
28:27 - Rider
42:20 - It's Easy To Remember
50:10 - So Tender
1:02:36 - Prism (1:07:50 ostenato)
1:15:53 - Stella By Starlight
1:26:24 - God Bless the Child
1:38:50 - Delaney's Dilema
Thank you, will put this in the description!
I view Keith as a n immensely intense artiste, but this is way beyond that. Man is this goooood !! WOW !!
Mr Keith plays the piano with his soul and the others musician also.
This is the perfect.