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I was born in 1950. But love the big band sound and this style music. When I was little the family would go for Saturday or Sunday drives. Usually not getting home till late at night. The other 4 kids and my mom would be fast asleep. Dad would tune in a radio station playing this great music and we would just drive and listen. Sometimes he would tell me of the happy memories these tunes would bring back to him, and now to me. Just he and I. The rest of the world just spinning by. Great memories. I sorely wish we could do it all again. I dearly miss him and his always good council, and rye humor.
I cry listening to Gershwin not only because he was a genius and the music itself is extraordinarily romantic, but also because my beloved Daddy was a huge fan and got me started on classical music and jazz through Gershwin, and in particular Rhapsody in Blue. Dad played clarinet as a child and teen, moved to do so by the opening notes. Dad passed away in 1996 and I am sure to listen to this and all the Gershwin there is both for enjoyment and in remembrance of George M. Robinette, Jr., 1944-1996. I miss you.
This music helps me forget, deal, survive, the wars, all I have been through. On a mental level, reading, seeing the extreme wrath, evils done in WWI, WWII, The Civil War, Korean War, Afghanistan, Vietnam... and future wars. I didn't serve in all these wars during my active duty of course, but what I have been through this music is like an escape, a way of dealing with loss of life. Blessings George Gershwin, I understand.
There's no mistaking the opening clarinet solo. It makes your ears perk up and puts a huge smile on your face. Then there's Walking The Dog and An American In Paris and so many more. There's just such a kinetic joy to it all. I wonder what else he would have created had he not died so young? Of course the same could be said of Mozart too.
Hearing him interview himself, and do provide humor and valuable information at the same time, is a rare treat for insight. I suggest you listen carefully: here's one of the greatest musicians and he's unpretentious, thoughtful, gracious and downright fun.
I know what you mean. I, too, wish I had a quarter of his talent. Every time I hear Gershwin I mourn that the world lost such a genius at an early age. Imagine the music that he could have created if he had lived another 50 years.
0:00 Rhapsody in blue ( paul whiteman jazz band 1924 version with George Gershwin on piano) 9:04 Prelude 1 10:25 Prelude 2 13:01 Prelude 3 14:04 2,5 minutes from the last part from rhapsody in blue for solo piano 16:32 An american in paris 32:22 Second Rhapsody 46:41 Fascinating rhythm 49:37 Prelude 2 again 53:10 Girl crazy - I got Rhythm 1:04:30 I got rhythm again and again and again 1:25:40 Porgy and bess Summertime 1:28:05 Porgy and bess a women is a sometimes thing
This is a wonderful recording to have that sets the pace of this remarkable piece. The 1924 written manuscripts have been organized and scored in a new critical edition by Dr. Ryan Banagale, through the University of Michigan Gershwin Initiative. The first recording of this edition has been released on August 27, 2021. It brings together the Adrian Symphony Orchestra, Maestro Bruce Kiesling and yours truly. I have studied the many recordings, the printed scores, the Alicia Zizzo 'Annotated Rhapsody in Blue' for solo piano, and Dr. Banagale's new edition. Hope readers will find the new recording enjoyable!
Gershwin captures so much by his playing. The fast tempo seems to forewarn the listener of his excruciatingly short life. Perhaps the greatest American composer knew he had to get it out there- - to the public in a hurry. I idolize George Gershwin.
Well I am not an American but I have him first for me better than Elvis, Frank or Johnie Cash i love his songs and the work he did with his brother too...
He was never American. He was Lewish and refused to be called American. His loyalty was to his tribe. Shame; because he could have become a great like bobby fischer and renounced that terrible hostility towards host nations
@@zuzannawisniewska4464 Well Zuzanna for my taste and point of view Gershwin is the best of all but for me. For you or other people he might not be the best. People have different taste and point of view we can't all agree for thing's like that i just love his songs i Don't know him about his private life or if he was a good person and stuff.
Another composition was Cuban Overthure because in a visit to Havana in the 1930's decade he was impressed with a cuban rithm that heard and composed this overture in which we can iudentified variations of the3 cuban "son" he listened to. As cuban I love thuis overture and I love very much the Piano Concerto in F and some others son as ":Someone to watch over me": in the voice of Zola Taylor ( RIP ) and, of course, his great opera : Porgy and Bess
Fingers of Vision The entire soundtrack of Shall We Dance: Released just prior to his passing exquisite..... They can't take that away from his legacy!!!!
No recuerdo cuántas veces escuché Rhapsody in Blue en un cassette de la colección Salvat de música clásica de mi papá. Y ahí está aún la colección recogiendo polvo. Qué lástima que sus hijos no le hemos hecho conocer estas joyas a sus nietos.
I am a huge fan from George Gershwin so this are the titles from the songs i know: 0:00 Rhapsody in blue (paul whiteman jazz band 1924 version with George Gershwin on piano) 9:04 Prelude 1 10:25 Prelude 2 13:01 Prelude 3 14:04 2,5 minutes from the last part from rhapsody in blue for solo piano 16:32 An american in paris 32:22 Second Rhapsody 46:41 Fascinating rhytm 49:37: Prelude 2 again 53:10 Girl crazy - I got Rhythm 1:04:30 I got rhythm again and again and agian 1:25:40 Porgy and bess Summertime 1:28:05 Porgy and bess a woman is a sometimes thing And some more porgy and bess suite pieces Pitty that you missed pieces like: Piano concerto in f Cuban overture Girl crazy overture Promenade (Walking the dog)
BACH, BETHOVEN, SCHAIKOSKY, SILVESTRE REVUELTAS, MIGUEL BERNAT, PABLO MONCAYO, ALBANONI, etc. Es l a lista de grandes compositores que aún se escuchan y sobre todo GEORGE G.
Many years ago I heard an interview with Ira Gershwin and he said that the Labec sisters ( not sure if I spelled it right but one of them used to be married to John McLaughlin of the mahavishnu orchestra ) when they played Rhapsody In Blue sounded most like his brother more than any other artist
The Labeque sisters, Katia and Marielle, play Gershwin's original two-piano versions with a real down-and-dirty percussive attack, just the way GG did when he recorded his own works. Many concert pianists today tend to great Gershwin as if he was Chopin and miss the spectacular contrast between the jazz and lyrical romantic elements of his music. Too much Rhapsody and not enough Blues.
Awesome. If it really is George Gershwin himself playing the piano, how can the recording be of high quality if at that time there was not the quality of recordings that there is now?
Makes me feel like throwing on a suit, overcoat and hat and strolling downtown to find..............everyone else busy going somewhere dressed the same.
Can someone tell me what Orchestra is playing Rhapsody in blue and when It was performed? And any other bibliographical notes there might be for this piece.
My sister used to put this on when mom went for a nap.. It was nice and quiet, but then it suddenly got loud. Freaked me out every time that it might make mom mad. I used to hate it.
Esse cara, foi um genio em seu tempo, junto com Cole Porter, musicas de alto nivel, e classe, Esses USA , sabem ter classe, quando a musica, era musica de verdade, legal demais....
Nós tivemos um Cole Porter: Ary Barroso. Tivemos também Villa Lobos, Pixinguinha, Jacob do Bandolin, Ernesto Nazareth. Todos reconhecidos internacionalmente e pouco valorizados no Brasil.
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I was born in 1950. But love the big band sound and this style music. When I was little the family would go for Saturday or Sunday drives. Usually not getting home till late at night. The other 4 kids and my mom would be fast asleep. Dad would tune in a radio station playing this great music and we would just drive and listen. Sometimes he would tell me of the happy memories these tunes would bring back to him, and now to me. Just he and I. The rest of the world just spinning by. Great memories. I sorely wish we could do it all again. I dearly miss him and his always good council, and rye humor.
I cry listening to Gershwin not only because he was a genius and the music itself is extraordinarily romantic, but also because my beloved Daddy was a huge fan and got me started on classical music and jazz through Gershwin, and in particular Rhapsody in Blue. Dad played clarinet as a child and teen, moved to do so by the opening notes. Dad passed away in 1996 and I am sure to listen to this and all the Gershwin there is both for enjoyment and in remembrance of George M. Robinette, Jr., 1944-1996. I miss you.
This music helps me forget, deal, survive, the wars, all I have been through. On a mental level, reading, seeing the extreme wrath, evils done in WWI, WWII, The Civil War, Korean War, Afghanistan, Vietnam... and future wars. I didn't serve in all these wars during my active duty of course, but what I have been through this music is like an escape, a way of dealing with loss of life. Blessings George Gershwin, I understand.
do you know Rachmaninoff?
There's no mistaking the opening clarinet solo. It makes your ears perk up and puts a huge smile on your face. Then there's Walking The Dog and An American In Paris and so many more. There's just such a kinetic joy to it all. I wonder what else he would have created had he not died so young? Of course the same could be said of Mozart too.
Rhapsody in Blue is simply fantastic, Gershwin is a great genius
118 years ago today a genius was born - he will live on forever because of his beautiful music Thank you dear George Gershwin
♥️
This music helps me forget, deal, survive, the wars, all I have been through.
Wow !
Hearing him interview himself, and do provide humor and valuable information at the same time, is a rare treat for insight. I suggest you listen carefully: here's one of the greatest musicians and he's unpretentious, thoughtful, gracious and downright fun.
Well said and agreed he was the man.
"Gerger" he's good but he's hardly a great technically speaking. In fact rather abstract and subversive
Rhapsody in blue, musical harmony that will live forever and therefore with it its magnificent author.
I come back here every now and again wishing I was born with such talent.
I know what you mean. I, too, wish I had a quarter of his talent. Every time I hear Gershwin I mourn that the world lost such a genius at an early age. Imagine the music that he could have created if he had lived another 50 years.
This country's most esteemed composer. American to the core and blinding brilliance.
He was Lewish, not American. He refused to be American. Loyalties to his tribe over his country
I really like Gershwin!!! My favorite composer!
This encapsulates the Golden Hollywood era in one package from Screen giants to Tom & Jerry. A wonderful stamp on the 20th Century.
0:00 Rhapsody in blue ( paul whiteman jazz band 1924 version with George Gershwin on piano)
9:04 Prelude 1
10:25 Prelude 2
13:01 Prelude 3
14:04 2,5 minutes from the last part from rhapsody in blue for solo piano
16:32 An american in paris
32:22 Second Rhapsody
46:41 Fascinating rhythm
49:37 Prelude 2 again
53:10 Girl crazy - I got Rhythm
1:04:30 I got rhythm again and again and again
1:25:40 Porgy and bess Summertime
1:28:05 Porgy and bess a women is a sometimes thing
Thanks for timming!❤
I love Gershwin so much
I think and It's just my opinion Rhapsody in Blue was the best song ever written.....period. I love everything he and Ira wrote.
I remember my introduced me and my sister to the music of classical music including this Wonderful piece of music 💓🎶
This is a wonderful recording to have that sets the pace of this
remarkable piece. The 1924 written manuscripts have been organized and
scored in a new critical edition by Dr. Ryan Banagale, through the
University of Michigan Gershwin Initiative. The first recording of this
edition has been released on August 27, 2021. It brings together the
Adrian Symphony Orchestra, Maestro Bruce Kiesling and yours truly. I
have studied the many recordings, the printed scores, the Alicia Zizzo
'Annotated Rhapsody in Blue' for solo piano, and Dr. Banagale's new
edition. Hope readers will find the new recording enjoyable!
Спасибо.Для меня Гершвин-волшебник.Привет из Украины.
Gershwin captures so much by his playing. The fast tempo seems to forewarn the listener of his excruciatingly short life.
Perhaps the greatest American composer knew he had to get it out there- - to the public in a hurry.
I idolize George Gershwin.
Well I am not an American but I have him first for me better than Elvis, Frank or Johnie Cash i love his songs and the work he did with his brother too...
He was never American. He was Lewish and refused to be called American. His loyalty was to his tribe. Shame; because he could have become a great like bobby fischer and renounced that terrible hostility towards host nations
@@dimvalsgames9721 You put him first and what would you say Samuel Barber...Gershwin was, is a bit underrated...
@@zuzannawisniewska4464 Well Zuzanna for my taste and point of view Gershwin is the best of all but for me. For you or other people he might not be the best. People have different taste and point of view we can't all agree for thing's like that i just love his songs i Don't know him about his private life or if he was a good person and stuff.
@@dimvalsgames9721 I like Gershwin too.
HE Was an amaizing musicien and composer. Thank You Mr. Gershwin
Thanks for posts! Bravissimo Gershwin!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
@ClassicalTunes, thanks for cute!🤩🤗❤️
One of my favorite composers 🤗
the man is a giant, creator of the music of America, that still sounds new today
Agreed he did all he can for the American music and more he was the best not best of the best the BEST...
No. America would have done better without him. He was Lewish and trying to copy real Americans
I wish our popular music was like this! 🥳🌇🗽🎺🎹
RHAPSODY IN BLUE UN CHEF D ' OEUVRE 👍👍👍
Гершвин это конечно гений! Also, Gershwin belongs to all the people of the world, and not just to the people of America!
perfectly unadulterated. so lovely.
Thanks for this wonderful playlist. I really appreciated that you put his very underrated Second Rhapsody.
love, joy, soul, heartbeat, flight, waterfall, street
Thanks for the music. My friend Chris Hoffman likes the songs 🎵 too.
This recording of Rapsody in Blue is electric and recorded 1925 or early 1926. The piece was first acoustically recorded 1924 with the same forces.
love jazz more please and thank you
! Muchas Gracias ¡ Ahora si voy a gozar de la música de este GRAN MÚSICO Y COMPOSITOR.
This music is the sound of New York City .... I have a feeling george balanchine got his movement styles from listening to this music ...
Adoro la música de Gershwin, desde la adolescencia. Jazz, creatividad, elegancia.
la musica llega a todo el mundo
Very well cleaned up recordings. Fantanstic to actually hear Gershwin sing and play the intro to Porgy and Bess (1.23.36.)
Another composition was Cuban Overthure because in a visit to Havana in the 1930's decade he was impressed
with a cuban rithm that heard and composed this overture in which we can iudentified variations of the3 cuban "son"
he listened to. As cuban I love thuis overture and I love very much the Piano Concerto in F and some others son as
":Someone to watch over me": in the voice of Zola Taylor ( RIP ) and, of course, his great opera : Porgy and Bess
Adoro Gershwin!
Fantastic! So "old timey."
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Díky!!!!!! Mám moc ráda tuto hudbu....
No me cansare nunca de escuchar su mùsica, aunque pasen miles de años es maravillsa.
Beleza de música!...é sempre um prazer escutar a música do génial G. Gershwin
Gracias por compartir la música de este genial maestro, que trasciende tiempo y fronteras. Desde Chile, saludos cordiales
Гершвин для друг.Его музыка меня поддерживает.Радует,вдохновляет.
Happy birthday, Gershwin!
Que maravilha de música, grande compositor, Espetacular,grata por compartilhar.🤩
The best Music ever.
Kd os brazuças que curtem o trabalho desse mestre!!!!!!!!
INCREÍBLE...DE MIS MÚSICOS AUTORES E INTERPRETES MÁS NOTABLES
i Love Gershwin!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE BEST❤❤❤
I’m here this time cuz I’m bingeing on The Golden Girls again 😊 musica encantadora
Fingers of Vision
The entire soundtrack of Shall We Dance: Released just prior to his passing exquisite..... They can't take that away from his legacy!!!!
No recuerdo cuántas veces escuché Rhapsody in Blue en un cassette de la colección Salvat de música clásica de mi papá. Y ahí está aún la colección recogiendo polvo. Qué lástima que sus hijos no le hemos hecho conocer estas joyas a sus nietos.
Llevo escuchando está música por años, y aún en el 2021 me fascina 💯💯💯👍💯👍💖
Música inmortal e universal
De pie, señores y señoras... y aplaudan a un genio
Soy Argentina pero desde que era chica,me resultó extraordinario.Todo Pory and Bess que maravilla
Nothing quite like him, before or since.
A unique 'star.'
Agreed. :)
Gerswin, el genio q supo combinar el norte y el sur musicalmene
Wow! What an incredible musician/composer he was! Are we surprised? NO!
Hello mere
I am a huge fan from George Gershwin so this are the titles from the songs i know:
0:00 Rhapsody in blue (paul whiteman jazz band 1924 version with George Gershwin on piano)
9:04 Prelude 1
10:25 Prelude 2
13:01 Prelude 3
14:04 2,5 minutes from the last part from rhapsody in blue for solo piano
16:32 An american in paris
32:22 Second Rhapsody
46:41 Fascinating rhytm
49:37: Prelude 2 again
53:10 Girl crazy - I got Rhythm
1:04:30 I got rhythm again and again and agian
1:25:40 Porgy and bess Summertime
1:28:05 Porgy and bess a woman is a sometimes thing
And some more porgy and bess suite pieces
Pitty that you missed pieces like:
Piano concerto in f
Cuban overture
Girl crazy overture
Promenade (Walking the dog)
LOL laxative chewing gum ad at 1:07: 15 really cracked me up.
Thank you westworld
GREST GENIUS...AMAZING..!!!
Música realmente maravillosa.
Excellent ! thanks.
Good luck ! have a nice day .
An American in Paris sounds like Tom & Jerry's music
BACH, BETHOVEN, SCHAIKOSKY, SILVESTRE REVUELTAS, MIGUEL BERNAT, PABLO MONCAYO, ALBANONI, etc. Es l a lista de grandes compositores que aún se escuchan y sobre todo GEORGE G.
It's amazing
GUESS, WHAT ?????!!!!!!!!! GOOSEBUMPS WITH ........... RHAPSODY IN BLUE.
this is amazing.
La mejor música da todo el mundo💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
46:48
"Mr George Gershwin, the man who made an honest woman out of jazz..."
It is said to be Porgy & Bess, but there are some Tom & Jerry vibes too :)))
I love the most the "Someone to watch over me"....
The best music
Rey meza escucha lo hermoso y. Misterioso que esta música, pienso que el todopoderoso allá en el cielo, escucha a todos estos seres talentosos.
27:37 my favorite part
Que bellos recuerdos me trae esta linda pieza musical!!! Me llena el espíritu!!!
Subbing! 🎉
🎶🎵 💕
Спасибо
This Vinyl is in my Room
Many years ago I heard an interview with Ira Gershwin and he said that the Labec sisters ( not sure if I spelled it right but one of them used to be married to John McLaughlin of the mahavishnu orchestra ) when they played Rhapsody In Blue sounded most like his brother more than any other artist
The Labeque sisters, Katia and Marielle, play Gershwin's original two-piano versions with a real down-and-dirty percussive attack, just the way GG did when he recorded his own works. Many concert pianists today tend to great Gershwin as if he was Chopin and miss the spectacular contrast between the jazz and lyrical romantic elements of his music. Too much Rhapsody and not enough Blues.
.... no no they can't take that away from his legacy!
Paul Whiteman Orchestra with the Maestro on Rhapsody in Blue? Yes?
1:00:49 The Man I Love
Awesome. If it really is George Gershwin himself playing the piano, how can the recording be of high quality if at that time there was not the quality of recordings that there is now?
Imagine how much more magnificent it must have been (yes, the recording has lacks!)
Could you please let us know who is performing "Summertime" and the year of the recording?
E X C E L E N T E !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (grata. Malu - Brasil)
MARAVILLOSO
Gershwin
2022👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Makes me feel like throwing on a suit, overcoat and hat and strolling downtown to find..............everyone else busy going somewhere dressed the same.
Can someone tell me what Orchestra is playing Rhapsody in blue and when It was performed? And any other bibliographical notes there might be for this piece.
My sister used to put this on when mom went for a nap.. It was nice and quiet, but then it suddenly got loud. Freaked me out every time that it might make mom mad. I used to hate it.
"brought to you by Feen-A-Mint, the delicious chewing-gum laxative"
Esse cara, foi um genio em seu tempo, junto com Cole Porter, musicas de alto nivel, e classe, Esses USA , sabem ter classe, quando a musica, era musica de verdade, legal demais....
Nós tivemos um Cole Porter: Ary Barroso. Tivemos também Villa Lobos, Pixinguinha, Jacob do Bandolin, Ernesto Nazareth. Todos reconhecidos internacionalmente e pouco valorizados no Brasil.
i love ragtime.
I would like to know the name of the pianist who played the prelude
❤️