Man, the drummer was absolutely on POINT throughout the whole concert. Even corrected the tempo issue in the beginning of Moanin' without making it too noticeable. A true beast!
I like this commemt because not alot of people give enough credit to the drummer of a concert because they, along with the bass line, are responsible for keeping the tempo so the performers are in time. Without them, everyone would have to rely too heavily on the conductor and look at their music a lot less.
I saw him in concert yesterday and it was very entertaining. He’s definitely a wild guy, it was crazy. Best part was legitimately seeing him dress up as Ash Ketchum and play the Pokémon theme with Grace Kelley🤣
Can't call out an MVP in this one. Christian and Leo were certainly showcased but the overall talent here is ubiquitous and profoundly phenomenal. The composing, singing, performance.....just not enough words. I will watch this one over and over.
*TIMECODE INDEX* Thanks to everyone for the corrections. This post is now more accurate than the BBC cast listing for this recording. Part 1: 4:05 *Boogie Stop Shuffle* with Shabaka Hutchings, Christian Scott, Bart van Lier. Arranged by John Clayton. 9:27 *Celia* with Christian Scott, Bart van Lier. Arranged by Outi Tarkiainen. 16:25 *O. P. (Oscar Pettiford)* with Christian Scott, Bart van Lier, Paul van der Feen. Arranged by Ilja Reijngoud. 26:47 *I x Love* with Christian Scott, Bart van Lier, Leo Pellegrino, Marc Scholten, Rik Mol. Arranged by Vladimir Nikolov. 35:17 *Goodbye Pork Pie Hat* with Peter Tiehuis, Bart van Lier. Arranged by Vladimir Nikolov. 42:10 *II B.S.* with Aram Kersbergen, Christian Scott, Leo Pellegrino, Bart van Lier. Arranged by John Clayton. 48:07 *Weird Nightmare* with Kandace Springs, Shabaka Hutchings. Arranged by Stefan Behrisch. 56:50 *Gunslinging Bird* with Bart van Lier, Leo Pellegrino. Arranged by Gil Goldstein. 1:04:39 Intermission Part 2: 1:07:20 *Fables of Faubus* with Christian Scott, Shabaka Hutchings. Arranged by Tom Trapp. 1:17:34 *Duke Ellington's Sound of Love* with Kandace Springs. Arranged by Laura Winkler. 1:25:07 *Hora Decubitus* with Shabaka Hutchings, Christian Scott, Bart van Lier. Arranged by Ilja Reijngoud. 1:31:29 *God Must be a Boogie Man* with Kandace Springs, Marc Scholten. Arranged by Vince Mendoza. 1:35:56 *The Dry Cleaner from Des Moines* with Kandace Springs, Leo Janssen. Arranged by Tim Davies. 1:39:46 *Brasshouse* with Leo Pellegrino, Martijn Vink. 1:42:46 *Moanin'* with Leo Pellegrino, Christian Scott. Arranged by Tom Trapp. Encore: 1:50:24 *Better Git It in Your Soul* with Aram Kersbergen, Leo Pellegrino, Christian Scott, Shabaka Hutchings, Bart van Lier, Hans Vroomans. Arranged by Tom Trapp.
I have selected several segments to replay for my six-year-old grandson. I can’t wait. He loves life and adores music. His place on the autism spectrum has given him an amazing window into music. I have been listening to Charles Mingus’s music for almost 60 years. This concert is spectacular beyond words.
I discovered Leo P playing in the NY subway there and many videos on here - with a band called 'Lucky Chops' INCREDIBLE TALENT and Christian WOW this whole concert WAS SMOKIN'!!! So pleased to see the younger generation carrying on the work of Legends like Mingus and keeping it He would have LOVED Leo's take on his work!! How they didnt burn the Royal Albert to the ground I HAVE NO IDEA?? So HOT!! Thank you to everyone!
DubzMusic Are you playing in a big band or others? Are there lots of arrangements for bass sax? I play bari in a big band and wouldn't mind trying bass but don't know where.
Bill Glass you should definitely try bass sax in both just in big bands you need to be aware that maybe you're the only bass sax. I recommend if you do mess up you go in arrangements.
I think so too. I'm only a musician not an arranger. I think I saw a bass only once in a big band on you tube. One should always try but the risk to "mess up" looks really high.
Bill Glass its the same fingering for all saxophones but adding in more air and working on tempo and circular breathing is going to come in and you're going to be exhausted but your body will get used to it thats how Leo has a firm grip in his playing.
I have been around a long time and have never experienced musicianship like this. Where the hell have I been living the last many decades, in a cave? Bravo to all the performers❤❤
Charles Mingus is my favorite jazz musician. Hands down. Favorite bandleader, favorite composer. It's all there. Favorite bassist. I mean he made his compositions nice and bass centered rather than piano centered (thanks to his sympatico pianists) so that not only could the bass breathe but then the horns were breathing too. And Dannie Richmond, his lifelong best friend, was equally deferential as a drummer to his bass playing and that's tough to see in a music where usually when a bass solo occurs the drummer has to back out as much as possible just so you can hear it. Mingus's 1964 and Changes bands are my favorites.
Man Leo P AMAZING I never in my whole life seen a saxophone player play like him and hit the notes he does with the humour and emotion and dancing at the same time without breaking a sweat! It goes to show what that cabal money can train up.
I feel silly for never having heard of my mingus before but I'll be listening to as much as I can from here on out. Thank you leo P for forced the algorithms to recommend this cause I watched you
Nice to hear the bass trumpet getting a rare outing, it sounds like a valve trombone. Leo P is something else, I discovered him on here playing with Lucky Chops and Too Many Zooz on the NYC subway. I bet he has generated a surge in sales of baritone saxophones.
Fire !!! I'm in love with this ensemble . Great instrumentalist . Passion is shown and expressed so fluidly it's beauty in it's raw form . Thank God for Mingus and these beautiful souls .
This is so beautiful. The details ! I wish I could get into the picture and have a closer look at these shop windows. And, again, I love the fact that we can see people moving!
I went to see Mingus perform at the Five Spot in NYC in the mid 60's. Asked him to play "2 b Us." He grunted "That big band" but let me take some pics which i treasure. So glad to see him and other jazz greats finally getting their belated due. Super concert. Incredible effort to orchestrate such a large complex ensemble and get it, including strings, to swing hard !! & thanx for posting.
These are the best solo parts in my opinion, these are here for kind of a timecode index but mainly just for me to quickly get to them while I’m listening: *GUNSLINGING BIRD* Bart Vanlier - 58:20 Leo Pellegrino - 1:00:29 Martijn Vink - 1:02:44 and 1:03:44 *O.P. (OSCAR PETTIFORD)* They never mentioned this guy’s name - 18:14 Christian Scott - 17:57 Bart Vanlier - 18:00 *BETTER GIT IT IN YOUR SOUL* Leo Pellegrino - 1:52:53
an as incredible as improbable featuring, i am crazy about shabaka hutchings, i have learn baritone sax with the leo P's solo, i really admire kandace springs, and i know already Christian scott for their live at KNKX radio whitch are really nice, and i am fond of mingus's songs
I swear, Leo dyed his hair extra pink for this.
Absofuckinglutely 🍷
Wym? He’s performing with it in.
I swear this song is the worst i’ve ever heard
@@bramantyosinaga5371 Why do you think so？
@@bramantyosinaga5371 why do you think so?
That drummer is amazing. Absolute perfect drumming throughout the whole concert.
Man, the drummer was absolutely on POINT throughout the whole concert. Even corrected the tempo issue in the beginning of Moanin' without making it too noticeable. A true beast!
You can notice he is a bit early at the end of his solo. lets call it enthousiasm :) Stellar performance
He messed up on a solo but played it off
I like this commemt because not alot of people give enough credit to the drummer of a concert because they, along with the bass line, are responsible for keeping the tempo so the performers are in time. Without them, everyone would have to rely too heavily on the conductor and look at their music a lot less.
Yeah I noticed that with moanin too
After such warmup Leo goes straight to local subway to play!
I have watched Leo's part waayyyyy too many times. The guy is such an amazing entertainer and musician.
Better of epic sax guy
The different views are nice
I saw him in concert yesterday and it was very entertaining. He’s definitely a wild guy, it was crazy. Best part was legitimately seeing him dress up as Ash Ketchum and play the Pokémon theme with Grace Kelley🤣
@@spherior7255 That sounds insane
Everyone obviously is excellent but the drummer is the only one who ran a marathon non-stop. Amazing stamina and musicality.
There's not many jazz stages where Christian Scott isn't the most eccentric personality, but I like his relaxed demeanor here. Plays real well, too.
He was outclassed and upstaged here, and seemed surly because of it. It was fascinating to see him actively try and torpedo the bari sax performance.
Can't call out an MVP in this one. Christian and Leo were certainly showcased but the overall talent here is ubiquitous and profoundly phenomenal. The composing, singing, performance.....just not enough words. I will watch this one over and over.
Bart Van Lier in his last concert was my MVP
@@nottsoserious He was truly awesome. Did not know this was his final concert.
Bart Van Lier's range peaks so high that trumpets are jealous
always wondered why guys like him even play trombone in the first place. just play the trumpet with these chops
To bad trombones sound like shit up really high
Then you have Leo doing the same thing on bari
Yes, ...yes we are (bowing head in shame and respect)
Bart van Lier is aDutch man like me greets from Amsterdam
*TIMECODE INDEX*
Thanks to everyone for the corrections. This post is now more accurate than the BBC cast listing for this recording.
Part 1:
4:05 *Boogie Stop Shuffle* with Shabaka Hutchings, Christian Scott, Bart van Lier. Arranged by John Clayton.
9:27 *Celia* with Christian Scott, Bart van Lier. Arranged by Outi Tarkiainen.
16:25 *O. P. (Oscar Pettiford)* with Christian Scott, Bart van Lier, Paul van der Feen. Arranged by Ilja Reijngoud.
26:47 *I x Love* with Christian Scott, Bart van Lier, Leo Pellegrino, Marc Scholten, Rik Mol. Arranged by Vladimir Nikolov.
35:17 *Goodbye Pork Pie Hat* with Peter Tiehuis, Bart van Lier. Arranged by Vladimir Nikolov.
42:10 *II B.S.* with Aram Kersbergen, Christian Scott, Leo Pellegrino, Bart van Lier. Arranged by John Clayton.
48:07 *Weird Nightmare* with Kandace Springs, Shabaka Hutchings. Arranged by Stefan Behrisch.
56:50 *Gunslinging Bird* with Bart van Lier, Leo Pellegrino. Arranged by Gil Goldstein.
1:04:39 Intermission
Part 2:
1:07:20 *Fables of Faubus* with Christian Scott, Shabaka Hutchings. Arranged by Tom Trapp.
1:17:34 *Duke Ellington's Sound of Love* with Kandace Springs. Arranged by Laura Winkler.
1:25:07 *Hora Decubitus* with Shabaka Hutchings, Christian Scott, Bart van Lier. Arranged by Ilja Reijngoud.
1:31:29 *God Must be a Boogie Man* with Kandace Springs, Marc Scholten. Arranged by Vince Mendoza.
1:35:56 *The Dry Cleaner from Des Moines* with Kandace Springs, Leo Janssen. Arranged by Tim Davies.
1:39:46 *Brasshouse* with Leo Pellegrino, Martijn Vink.
1:42:46 *Moanin'* with Leo Pellegrino, Christian Scott. Arranged by Tom Trapp.
Encore:
1:50:24 *Better Git It in Your Soul* with Aram Kersbergen, Leo Pellegrino, Christian Scott, Shabaka Hutchings, Bart van Lier, Hans Vroomans. Arranged by Tom Trapp.
A legend, thank you
Thanks man
Does anyone know if the concert is for sale?
I love you
Leo doesnt play on weird nightmare thats shabaka
Got damn Stan Lee can really scream in the trombone 👌👌👌
I thought it was Hugh Hefner...
@@jwryals1982hugh looks like the old guy from Detroit Becomes Human
@@jwryals1982 r/bruh
What outstanding musicianship. 😀⚘♥️
@@k.1784 28 stab wound
Shabaka Hutchins is truly phenomenal in his solo in boogie stop. The lick at 6:04 is literally the coolest clarinet lick I’ve ever heard
At this moment when he played that lick I realized how jazzy a clarinet could get and his solo made me want to play a clarinet again
Bruh when i heard leos voice for the first time in this video i always thought he never had a voice the bari was his voice
Everyone's talking about Leo, but how about that alto sax player at 19:00?! And the note that he nailed at 20:34! Geez!
henryxpimentel because leo dance that why
And leo hold more notes than the Alto guy
Henry Pimentel I wanna know what reed he uses o.o
Did i find my alto brothers?
@@kayavrse i think he uses one of those Légère reeds
Leo is the true epic sax guy
rockplay100 no leo is the got in a middle of a fight while playing my sax so i have to kick the air lol
That drummer tagging along with Leo P. is absolutely amazing!!
1:40:00 you know you're good when the conductor can't help but get down with the jam
I have selected several segments to replay for my six-year-old grandson. I can’t wait. He loves life and adores music. His place on the autism spectrum has given him an amazing window into music. I have been listening to Charles Mingus’s music for almost 60 years. This concert is spectacular beyond words.
LEO P 😍 & that saxophone ❤️I can watch him over and over again and admire how he closes his eyes and lets the music take over his soul.
Geez this was hard to read
@@q12aw50 should have gone to Specsavers
Out of so many damn good musicians, it really says something that they wanted Leo P to end the show and how much he stands out! Just fantastic!
I am not a hip cat that digs jazz, too flighty. Always an exception to a rule...this I get. Thank you for posting.
I'm so glad I was there and got to see it live. Nothing compares to Jazz
So jealous man i'm going to keep my eye on what goes on at the proms after seeing this.
If one day im lucky to see something like that, i can die peacufully, so so so beautifull, so many emotions !
Yup! I was there! No words.
To witness this live is once in a lifetime event. Very lucky indeed to have enjoyed this live❤❤
Playing the Baritone Sax is second nature to Leo P at this point
Christian Scott KILLING it. Showed up for Leo P...left with much, much more.
Drumming was spot on.......absolutely amazing.
That bass clarinet solo though! Absolute fire!
I discovered Leo P playing in the NY subway there and many videos on here - with a band called 'Lucky Chops' INCREDIBLE TALENT and Christian WOW this whole concert WAS SMOKIN'!!! So pleased to see the younger generation carrying on the work of Legends like Mingus and keeping it He would have LOVED Leo's take on his work!! How they didnt burn the Royal Albert to the ground I HAVE NO IDEA?? So HOT!!
Thank you to everyone!
I play a bass saxophone and honestly the way you have to play an instrument that big requires big lungs and muscle to hold it, nice job Leo.
DubzMusic Are you playing in a big band or others? Are there lots of arrangements for bass sax? I play bari in a big band and wouldn't mind trying bass but don't know where.
Bill Glass you should definitely try bass sax in both just in big bands you need to be aware that maybe you're the only bass sax. I recommend if you do mess up you go in arrangements.
A not so sexy sax man i know my dude.
I think so too. I'm only a musician not an arranger. I think I saw a bass only once in a big band on you tube. One should always try but the risk to "mess up" looks really high.
Bill Glass its the same fingering for all saxophones but adding in more air and working on tempo and circular breathing is going to come in and you're going to be exhausted but your body will get used to it thats how Leo has a firm grip in his playing.
Good lord, Bart van Lier is the real MVP on this concert. Wow! Dude is a BEAST on the trombone!!! What's his story?
Matkat Music t
Ageeed, he is aaaaaamazing!!
I totally agree and i have a question. What should i play the trombone or trumpet?
@@perrinweiss613 trumpet
@@garretmillette6018 Thank you you helped me a lot.
It's weird seeing Leo read sheet music.
Darian Wright that is exactly what I thought
he's actually a graduate of music in Manhattan
Ikr lol
How that’s how all musicians start?
@@kensword73 it's the fact that Leo almost never does in the subway and stuff
I have been around a long time and have never experienced musicianship like this. Where the hell have I been living the last many decades, in a cave? Bravo to all the performers❤❤
No words to describe how beautifull this is, I've just discovered a new brighter world !!!
Johan de vlieger brighter than Leo’s hair lol
1:15:45 - 1:15:50 the admiration and respect for the musician in one simple facial expression. So pure
i think that guy might be gay
@@iCyborgz please don't assume it's rude
@@shrillex_1530 i dont give a shit
@@iCyborgz what a force
@@iCyborgz you're kind of a loser
Great tribute for a great legend. Well done
Charles Mingus is my favorite jazz musician. Hands down. Favorite bandleader, favorite composer. It's all there. Favorite bassist. I mean he made his compositions nice and bass centered rather than piano centered (thanks to his sympatico pianists) so that not only could the bass breathe but then the horns were breathing too. And Dannie Richmond, his lifelong best friend, was equally deferential as a drummer to his bass playing and that's tough to see in a music where usually when a bass solo occurs the drummer has to back out as much as possible just so you can hear it. Mingus's 1964 and Changes bands are my favorites.
Man Leo P AMAZING I never in my whole life seen a saxophone player play like him and hit the notes he does with the humour and emotion and dancing at the same time without breaking a sweat! It goes to show what that cabal money can train up.
I never appreciated Mingus' work until I saw this! Mission Accomplished! These musicians are ALL EPIC! Leo P is an 👽 from another planet
I love how all through leo’s performance the guy conducting is just loving it 🤣 he is sick tbf!
Just watched again. Best 2 hours of music I have enjoyed in my life❤❤
Great artists, great art!
Charles Mingus made some straight fire back in the day
The drummer looks so relaxed
I feel silly for never having heard of my mingus before but I'll be listening to as much as I can from here on out. Thank you leo P for forced the algorithms to recommend this cause I watched you
very cool Leo!
Nigga this ain’t his channel u dumb as fuck
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yes! don't be suportive of others!
Charles Mingus! ❤
Nice to hear the bass trumpet getting a rare outing, it sounds like a valve trombone. Leo P is something else, I discovered him on here playing with Lucky Chops and Too Many Zooz on the NYC subway. I bet he has generated a surge in sales of baritone saxophones.
Awesome playing by the Metropole Orchestra and soloists. Bart van Lier is a beast on the trombone!
Leo p’s expression on his face brings joy to me
Это просто отрыв от земли , слушать эту музыку ,всегда постоянно. Круто очень круто!!!
Moanin is such an amazing song.
Indeed it is my Favorite song, out of all.
The bass solo on B.S. is so good! Always find myself revisiting it every couple of months.
That Carmen's theme citation is in every trombone's solo from Bart van Lier ^^ ( 58:35 , 6:55 and a couple others)
@piwh damn you have a good ear
46:50
He also threw in a little Summertime at 58:57 ( I realize this comment is a yr old but I figure you still appreciate the music )
Um this whole entire concert is heavenly! Every single song brings so much to the table
1:39:50 best party , i like that !!! il gère tellement se mec , gros talent , bravo !
he looks like the joker on a good day.
il est carrément énorme !
Leo p never been on this much good good before
amazing show was spectacular great job to everyone i could listen to this all day lol was fanstatic
this is the year where BBC proms peaked
These are worth your licence fee that year BBC.
I enjoyed every single note of this monumental performance. Great musicians, great concert! Thanks for sharing it!
What a wonderful concert, full of amazing solo and ensemble performances. And, a reminder of the greatness of Mingus' music.
0:06 That man's voice is like dripping honey. I can listen to it 24/7.
Love this! Great music! Great musical performance!
I love Kandace Springs vocals. smooth and easy listening.
Leo ps part is by far my favorite
Fire !!! I'm in love with this ensemble . Great instrumentalist . Passion is shown and expressed so fluidly it's beauty in it's raw form . Thank God for Mingus and these beautiful souls .
Same bro same
20:34 Dat note doe :DDDDD
Kandace Springs has a lovely voice.
This is magic, every time I replay, play, replay. Thank you to every soul for putting this miracle into fruition 🍷🧚🏼♀️
Ой ребята, это что-то!!! Просто обалденно. Нет слов такие таланты. Хочется слушать и слушать.....
Holy cow that cadenza with the alto sax was awesome
I love the last 3 songs
me too
This is so beautiful. The details ! I wish I could get into the picture and have a closer look at these shop windows. And, again, I love the fact that we can see people moving!
58:20 esse solo do Bart van lier é simplesmente incrível
Wow, what an entertainer. That guy can dance.
I went to see Mingus perform at the Five Spot in NYC in the mid 60's. Asked him to play "2 b Us." He grunted "That big band" but let me take some pics which i treasure. So glad to see him and other jazz greats finally getting their belated due. Super concert. Incredible effort to orchestrate such a large complex ensemble and get it, including strings, to swing hard !! & thanx for posting.
This is the best concert I have ever heard in all my life and I SWEAR IF ANYONE DISAGREES
totally, i would literally pay 500£$ to sit there and be a part of it
I disagree, listen to mingus playing Montreux!!!!
absolutely aces
Wow, Marc Scholten just killed it around 20 minutes in to the recording. That’s about the best alto solo I’ve heard in years!
the dexterity and endurance of the drummer man its insane his bones must be adamantium
One of my favourite live music concert
Thank you for Upload. I'm from the US, and this was my first Proms I was live at the Royal Albert Hall. Great show.
whoever was soloing on Alto on O.P. reaaaaallly listens to a lot of Phil Woods! Awesome!!
Matkat Music
The guy playing Alto at O.P. Was really OP, am I right? 😏.... I should kill myself
His name is Paul van der Feen. Great guy :) And yeah, an amazing player also
Kingus Mingus baby !!!!!
Couldn't say it better
何度も繰り返し観てるわあ♥️
Beautiful. Must have sounded amazing live!
I just keep restarting it at the 1:40 mark. Leo P is incredible. What a performance
WOW!! Just got to say the trumpet player has a 50's jazz soul....Loved the trombone solo and props to the vocals in all her endeavors!
Leo's sax sound so deep, love it !
Amazing all the musicians.
6:04 i cant stop replaying this
These are the best solo parts in my opinion, these are here for kind of a timecode index but mainly just for me to quickly get to them while I’m listening:
*GUNSLINGING BIRD*
Bart Vanlier - 58:20
Leo Pellegrino - 1:00:29
Martijn Vink - 1:02:44 and 1:03:44
*O.P. (OSCAR PETTIFORD)*
They never mentioned this guy’s name - 18:14
Christian Scott - 17:57
Bart Vanlier - 18:00
*BETTER GIT IT IN YOUR SOUL*
Leo Pellegrino - 1:52:53
Paul van der Feen is the soloist at 18:14
@@Aspartanfan40thanks
an as incredible as improbable featuring, i am crazy about shabaka hutchings, i have learn baritone sax with the leo P's solo, i really admire kandace springs, and i know already Christian scott for their live at KNKX radio whitch are really nice, and i am fond of mingus's songs
Trombone grandpa teach me.
Hell of a band!
18:32 love the ‘Interesting choice’ raised eyebrow of his colleague ;)
Leo… is the greatest ever. So glad i found him
The entire composition is perfect and worth lifetimes of inspiration.
Высший пилотаж! Класс! Не смогла оторваться. В результате опоздала.)))
Thanks for the upload. A great addition to you-tube
You're clearly not a musician.
Stephen Mandracchia huh
(Just saving these for later xD)
34:30
1:00:27
1:39:47
1:45:58
Leo P)
Lmao
🎶✨
Memes?
My G. Saving a guy so much scrubbing two years on.
1:39:55 is when leo p makes history
Every time I watch it puts a smile on face😅 what energy!!! Mingus is smiling down on this gig for sure!
LEO IS A LEGEND GOAT