Jonathan Kreisberg Trío Jonathan Kreisberg ( guitarra ) Rick Rosato (bajo) Colin Stranahan (batería) Teatro Presidente Alvear Buenos Aires Jazz .13 23 de noviembre 2013
Cool Jazz Tenorist and Lennie Tristano alumnus, saxophonist Warne Marsh died on stage at Donte's in LA in 1987, while playing this very tune. 'Out Of Nowhere'.
Kreisberg is one of the few "newer" jazzguitar-players, that incorporates EMOTION in his skilled and refined playing - i miss that when I listen to Adam Rogers, to be honest, as he great as he is technically
JK is a badass musician but quite humble. No hints of insecurity while his eyes widen in admiration when we discussed cats much more famous then him such as GB! Most of the nerds of today are quite insecure and they exist on math tricks within their music....basically nothing original in feel and sound. There is another dimension most will never master and that is 'soul" Imagine Wes, Gb and Grant Green being told they cant eat at certain restaurants! Jazz died a long time ago and most from "jazz" schools aren't swinging and think the Blues is just a scale. Kenny Baron stated most Jazz of today is from the head and not the heart. Look who is in the audiences in small clubs and who aren't even playing Jazz as compared to the say 50's and 60's....horrific turn around!
I love Kreisberg and am friends with him from Miami, great dude and great world class player. But Adam is amazing as well and I'd say he is an emotional player its just a certain type, cold and intense but still far from just running scales. To me he is a quintessential NYC dark, cold, intense guitarist but simply in a different way from others.
@@gabrieliusdavlijevas2858 I am not sure, I am assuming for less friction on the strings? He did it at a masterclass I attended and said he never plays without it
Speaking negativity, will only breed more negativity in your life. You don't have to listen, and you definitely don't need to comment. Why not work on making your version of the tune better? Hmm?
Such a beautiful player. Good stuff
Gorgeous
Beautiful!
I love u guys ! this called Jazzzzz, thankx for the vid hderbar !
Esto es tremendo!!!
Pure musical and intellectual elegance
very nice guitar tone and great playing
Excellent!
The drummer looks absolutely thrilled to be alive.
+Jeremy Shingles Yeah man, I thought the same!
LOL
Nice
Cool Jazz Tenorist and Lennie Tristano alumnus, saxophonist Warne Marsh died on stage at Donte's in LA in 1987, while playing this very tune. 'Out Of Nowhere'.
got that 175 talkin'!
Any chance of you posting a couple transcriptions of your music? I just learned your version of Caravan. Nice job!
5:20
3:18
Kreisberg is one of the few "newer" jazzguitar-players, that incorporates EMOTION in his skilled and refined playing - i miss that when I listen to Adam Rogers, to be honest, as he great as he is technically
JK is a badass musician but quite humble. No hints of insecurity while his eyes widen in admiration when we discussed cats much more famous then him such as GB! Most of the nerds of today are quite insecure and they exist on math tricks within their music....basically nothing original in feel and sound. There is another dimension most will never master and that is 'soul" Imagine Wes, Gb and Grant Green being told they cant eat at certain restaurants! Jazz died a long time ago and most from "jazz" schools aren't swinging and think the Blues is just a scale. Kenny Baron stated most Jazz of today is from the head and not the heart. Look who is in the audiences in small clubs and who aren't even playing Jazz as compared to the say 50's and 60's....horrific turn around!
Yes. Kreisberg actually has and communicates fun, even when the others are soloing. Much as I like Lund and Moreno, they're not quite there yet
I like JK very much too, and agree with most of your opinion. But pls. listen do Rogers playing with Patitucci on Patitucci's Electric Guitar Quartet.
I love Kreisberg and am friends with him from Miami, great dude and great world class player. But Adam is amazing as well and I'd say he is an emotional player its just a certain type, cold and intense but still far from just running scales. To me he is a quintessential NYC dark, cold, intense guitarist but simply in a different way from others.
@@travelingman9763 could not agree more my friend
Nice solo
Shit! You are proper!!
Y esto es lo que contrata Adrian Iaies.....y bueno.....
Maybe some go-go dancers off to the side is what this party needs
what he does in the beginning before playing ? applying something to his fingertips
He puts some kind of oil on his fingers always before playing
@@Bryantkh13 why?
@@gabrieliusdavlijevas2858 I am not sure, I am assuming for less friction on the strings? He did it at a masterclass I attended and said he never plays without it
@@Bryantkh13 ok. Thank you
That mmm hmmm at the beginning really made me uncomfortable
needs more delay
Wrong needs more cowbell!!
he's just copping gilad's rhythm section lol
Oh my God that was awful. Please don't play standards any more. Just stick to your own funny tunes. Thanks.
That was a top quality joke.
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Speaking negativity, will only breed more negativity in your life. You don't have to listen, and you definitely don't need to comment. Why not work on making your version of the tune better? Hmm?
@@propagandaextirpation9295 Agree! this dude seems to have a gift for comedy! he should probably be writing jokes or do stand up!
I really enjoyed this.