Patrick Bartley - “Jazzed About It”
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Patrick Bartley talks to Alphonso Horne about the importance of Wynton Marsalis’s mentorship in his career in an episode of ‘Jazzed About It’.
Still in his 20s, Patrick Bartley has been acclaimed for both a sweeping command of the jazz repertoire and the ability to electrify audiences on either saxophone or clarinet. After graduating from The Manhattan School of Music, the Florida native stayed on in New York, where he quickly became in demand for playing in genres from jazz and blues to rock. He has been featured with Jon Batiste on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, played with Wynton Marsalis at Jazz at Lincoln Center and in Rock and Rock Hall of Famer Steve Miller's annual blues concerts.
In addition, he has written and produced tributes to jazz legends such as John Coltrane and Cannonball Adderly, presented at major jazz venues and festivals.
“Your thing can be the sound that you hear.” - Patrick Bartley
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Never heard of him until this morning. Incredible player (I heard his solo on "after you've gone"). This guy definitely immersed himself with the old style classic players; Coleman Hawkins, Charlie Parker, and I especially hear a lot of Sidney Bechet in his tone! He gets ten stars out of ten! Side note: His Mom is beautiful!!!!
That solo is becoming legendary, young cats like these have the power to capture new generations’ imaginations
Benny Carter, Phil Woods being channeled as well I do believe
Patrick Bartley is one of the coolest dudes on the PLANET!! Great interview!
Patrick Bartley's mom is HOT!
How inspiring he is.. incredible!
I love his playing.
Great interview
Great interview and performance!
I really appreciate this.
Splendid!
On soprano saxophone, Patrick Bartley may very well be the Sidney Bechet or Steve Lacy of today - sound and style wise; don't you think?
Certainly the contemporary saxophinist I like the most. And he seems like quite a friendly chap on top of that :-)
Thanks for uploading!
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Genius! I’m a big fan of both of you. Great interview!
YES!
What is the video where patrick is playing tenor?
Just because Beethoven came along we didn't stop playing Mozart (and so on, down the line.)
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good interview only too short :p
his tone is on earl bostic levels