Waiting for Roma Jazz Festival 2019: Abdullah Ibrahim & Ekaya with Terence Blanchard
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2019
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📆 Domenica 17 novembre
📌 Auditorium Parco della Musica / Sala Sinopoli
🕘 Ore 21:00
Ascoltare il pianista Abdullah Ibrahim è una esperienza che trascende il puro fatto musicale. Il musicista può ben essere considerate una vera e propria leggenda vivente. Emerso durante gli Anni Sessanta nell’epoca d’oro del jazz sudafricano è stato costretto all’esilio, prima in Europa e poi negli Stati Uniti, per sfuggire all’orrore dell’apartheid razzista. Segnalato da Duke Ellington, si è imposto per il suo originale stile pianistico denominato african piano, sintesi di tradizione jazzistica, innovazioni dell’avanguardia free e influenze africane. Figura simbolo della lotta al razzismo il pianista è ritornato in Patria dopo la fine del regime. La sua musica è meditazione, preghiera e canto; un canto di amore, pace e fratellanza che si rivolge a tutti gli uomini nel segno di un rinnovato umanesimo.
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Listening to the pianist Abdullah Ibrahim is an experience that transcends pure musical fact. This musician may well be considered a true living legend. Having emerged during the 1960s in the golden age of South African jazz, he was forced into exile, first in Europe and then in the United States, to escape the horror of racist apartheid. Singled out by Duke Ellington, he made his name with his original piano style, called African piano, a synthesis of jazz tradition, free avant-garde innovations and African influences. A symbolic figure in the fight against racism, the pianist returned to his homeland after the fall of the regime. His music is meditation, prayer and song; songs of love, peace and brotherhood addressed to all people under the sign of a new humanism.
Abdullah Ibrahim _ pianoforte
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Bravo, Bravo!
Masters!
love this music from aahus denmark 1972 dora
Wooow one of my favourite Jazz Legend of all times 😯
Loved him as Dollar with Kippie, love him still as Abdullah. A living legend.
Growing up with the music of uncle Abdullah and getting to spend time with him, learning about how he views the world is truly special. His music takes one on somewhat of spiritual journey 🙏🏻
Nice touches
Thanks for posting
Great leader, band, guest and compositions. Heavenly!
It is a spiritual journey my brother. Abdhullah is deeply spiritual...
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Source: Jazzitis, by Alejandro Diaz (a spanish great writer about jazz! -Gracias desde Buenos Aires!-)
Tracklist:
-1- 1st Piano solo medley: Ocean & The River/For Coltrane/Blue Bolero (A. Ibrahim)
-2- Mukashi (A. Ibrahim)
-3- Sotho Blue (A. Ibrahim)
-4- Tuang Guru (A. Ibrahim)
-5- 2nd Piano solo medley: Blue Bolero/Did You Hear That Sound/District Six (A. Ibrahim)
-6- Mississippi (A. Ibrahim)
-7- Skippy (T. Monk)
-8- 3rd piano solo medley: Aspen/In The Evening (A. Ibrahim)
-9- Song for Sathima (A. Ibrahim)
Note: there are missing the 3 encores played that night:
The Wedding (A. Ibrahim), Serenity (A. Ibrahim) and Water from an Ancient Well (A. Ibrahim)
Personnel:
Piano - Abdullah Ibrahim
Ekaya is:
Andrae Murchison - trombone
Cleave Guyton Jr. - alto sax, flute, piccolo
Lance Bryant - tenor sax
Marshall McDonald - baritone sax
Noah Jackson - double bass, chello
Will Terrill - drums
Special Guest:
Terence Blanchard - Trumpet
Notes:
Live concert of Abdullah Ibrahim and his band Ekaya, with special guest Terence Blanchard, recorded live at Plaza de la Trinidad during the Donostia/San Sebastian Jazz Festival - Heineken 52 Jazzaldia, on Tuesday July 25th, 2017.
C'est bien de partager des concerts, merci 👍
c'est bien aussi de lister les musiciens (nom+instrument) et les titres joués.
Oui, je voudrais bien savoir qui sont les autres musiciens.
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beyond genius, does anyone know what riff or song hes playing between 7 and 8 mins
Roma Jazz Festival 2019: a jazz statement...
We say in polish: pięknie pan gra.
Eso no es Roma. Es San Sebastián.
Wo.
Ibrahim is a gift post-apartheid South Africa lost. A human pearl in the arts that could made a huge contribution in South African arts, in hand with Mirriam Makeba whose ashes we washed away by the ocean. What a waste...