I was there. 15years passed. And now i know nobody can play like it. Specially The first and last song, even Kurt himself 😅 The best period of himself.
This is a great lesson and you are a great teacher! It’s great to find someone teaching concise lessons with useful material on RUclips. Refreshing in a world of so much click bait these days. I’ll definitely be looking into your website courses. Thanks!
i notice he sings what he plays. that helps with playing just IMMEASURABLY, but i would add that dancing also adds a lot, too, even on the piano (i have a digital piano and have it set so i can stand when i play
kurt in a very amazing shape and what a trio full of interplay, wonderful, can someone tell me the title of the first standard? i know it's very famous but i can't figure out what the title is please :)
three and sometimes two per string, when he is playing a diatonic scale in one position. Example of his ionian major scale in A fingering in first position from low to high E: (4) 5 7 4 5 7 4 6 7 4 6 7 5 7 4 5 (7)
this tone is easy to come by with a cheap oscillating fan. Plop it right down in front of the speaker. Get a 3-speed and rotating head for more versatility.
Kurt is a great player, for sure, but it is interesting that he talks about exercises a lot. And for me, actually, his playing, though impressive, ioften feels mechanical. But it's just me.
Nope, lots of people feel like this. He’s great and there’s much to learn from his playing, but beyond the harmonic complexity of his lines is a certain lack of emotion that is hard to ignore. He also peaks too early in his solos, robbing them of a storytelling quality that the great ones all shared
All but one of the songs are jazz standards from the 50s or earlier, his playing on them is pretty straight-ahead and the only original is a pretty traditional-sounding ballad. Did you comment on the right video?
Wow a pre hat wearing Rosenwinkel set, incredible!
1:37 Along Came Betty
13:55 Safe Corners
27:30 Milestones (Old)
37:26 Q&A
1:05:23 Sandu
1:16:22 Round Midnight
Joe Martin - Bass
Jochen Rueckert - Drums
Thank you!
No problem!
Julian Jayme . Thanks very much!!! When I saw Q&A in your menu I thought he was going to play Question and Answer by Pat.... Hahahahahahaha
much thanks julian
@@rdlubi That's what I thought, too. 😄
I was there. 15years passed. And now i know nobody can play like it. Specially The first and last song, even Kurt himself 😅 The best period of himself.
Kurt is in prime form, lines/comping are amazing and fresh. King Kurt
Kurt is the man, a true pionneer in modern music.
Thanks for this enlightening video !
This is a great lesson and you are a great teacher! It’s great to find someone teaching concise lessons with useful material on RUclips. Refreshing in a world of so much click bait these days. I’ll definitely be looking into your website courses. Thanks!
52:25 "There's too little time before we die, to be bored"
Whah
i'd like to mention that it's the same place ( and drum set) as that Michael Angelo Batio at musician's institute video
+jochen rueckert Who is that hairy guy in the vid... :-)
+jochen rueckert that ride..
Hey Jochen; what year was this? You all look so young. Actually you still look the same now...
Yeah, that's how epic MI is. Totally loved the time over there.
Such a phenomenon!
4 real yes only one guitar...probably one of the most amazing Jazz guitarist of our time
This is actually incredible. Thanks for the upload MI
What a really cool 😎 guy. Enjoyed this very much
12:21 just made my night!
Really inspiring trio! Thank you for this upload!
Kurts brain is all lit up! I'm in awe!
That chord thing at 11min52-53......O_O shit. Whawt. This is one of the best Kurt vids I've seen. Quite something.
One must listen!
the best solo on Milestones I've ever heard
i notice he sings what he plays. that helps with playing just IMMEASURABLY, but i would add that dancing also adds a lot, too, even on the piano (i have a digital piano and have it set so i can stand when i play
i really like the drummer
+Lassesteff stop hitting on me
@@jochensucks what year was this?
Incredible!
Such a unique player
Awesome
Most of Kurt's intros are beautiful and inventive, but even by those standards the one to "Safe Corners" here is special.
Amazing !!!! Many thank's
Is there any date for this concert..... I am amazed that MI publishes this without any references.
Nice. Real nice! Kurt was in fine voice.
Does anyone know the date when this session was recorded?
Fantastic musicians
kurt in a very amazing shape and what a trio full of interplay, wonderful, can someone tell me the title of the first standard? i know it's very famous but i can't figure out what the title is please :)
along came betty
Yay!
3:25 〜 One of the best lines l've ever heard
4:42 bro... !!!!
More please!
The origianl rosenwinkel-eyebrow-flickering at it's best :-)
amazing！
Jazz is "beyond my pay grade."
Wow. Many thanks MI [Mission Impossible?] :) Milestones!!@#$%
Does the movement of the eye brows facilitate the movement of the fingers?
Yes
What is the name of the song after the blues?
a monk tune?
+Samuel Killick Ah! Round Midnight!
In the zone. Nice
when was this and why was the sound level so poor? MI??
Does anyone know the name of second song he plays?
+Anthony Pearlman Safe Corners
dari muda sudah gawat ya mas , sungkem
How many notes per string does he play on the scales ?
Hard to say man, it's all improvised, sometimes it comes in various ways. But i think a 3 note per string is a standard in his playing
three and sometimes two per string, when he is playing a diatonic scale in one position.
Example of his ionian major scale in A fingering in first position from low to high E:
(4) 5 7
4 5 7
4 6 7
4 6 7
5 7
4 5 (7)
What is the bass player name?
Joe martin
59 minutes, he looks out into the crowd and stops. You can hear him thinking... “how sick does that person who coughed look?”
Man, his eyebrows must be tired after a gig....
+MrKikoboy Eyelids?
them too
MrKikoboy go take a selfie!
Lmao
“Kik” huh? Pervasive dribble
Does anyone know the drummers name?
+shai yuval it's me
+jochen rueckert KILLING!
It's me your dad
Hi dad, it's me your Noam
Bilbo.
Holy jesus the drummer is stuck to him like glue
year?
what's the bebop tune?
milestones (the old one)
What year was this?
+RyuSanSama Sanchez 2006 i think
12:30
Holy f%$/k 45:50 D:
this is very hip
holy fuk
Juani202
this tone is easy to come by with a cheap oscillating fan. Plop it right down in front of the speaker. Get a 3-speed and rotating head for more versatility.
Nice hearing the true guitar sounds and not the guitar triggering the synth.
A
So this is what Ted Greene would have done had he toured with a band focusing on single-like improv not of strict baroque style
Kurt is a great player, for sure, but it is interesting that he talks about exercises a lot. And for me, actually, his playing, though impressive, ioften feels mechanical. But it's just me.
Nah
It's just you for sure😂
Nope, lots of people feel like this. He’s great and there’s much to learn from his playing, but beyond the harmonic complexity of his lines is a certain lack of emotion that is hard to ignore. He also peaks too early in his solos, robbing them of a storytelling quality that the great ones all shared
@@timcardona9962 I'm happy not to be to only one who feels this.
drum
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drum😢
drum
😂
Que publico tan aburrido y poco inspirador
Well, I’ll hand it to him for avoiding “licks” and “tunes.” There’s a lot of Ornette there. At the same time, it’s not my idea of a good time.
All but one of the songs are jazz standards from the 50s or earlier, his playing on them is pretty straight-ahead and the only original is a pretty traditional-sounding ballad. Did you comment on the right video?
What year is this from?
Jochen Rueckert (the drummer playing here) commented that he believes this was 2006.
What year is this from?