First part of Kurt Elling's gig with the trio and Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Piano: Laurence Hobgood Bass: Rob Amster Drums: Kobie Watkins Conductor: Benjamin Northey
Mr. Hobgood tearing it up on that solo! May every generation have a Kurt Elling to remind us of the beauty of vocal jazz and the marvelous history of American jazz. What a gift he has given us. Genius.
This guy right here! He can swing--- even with an orchestra behind him! He's reminding me so much of my favorite jazz singer Mark Murphy ( rest in peace) You got next, Kurt--- do your thing, brother!
Next Friday I'll be at Freight & Salvage, in Berkeley, CA to see Kurt in concert there. This will be the fourth time I've seen him live. A musical thrill every time. But I sure miss Laurence Hobgood.
He's coming to Sarasota in two weeks and I couldn't be more excited. I've seen him 4 times and have said out loud, 'if I die right now, I'd be completely satisfied'. What a voice! Foolish heart is one of my faves, as is his version of Simon & Garfunkel's American Tune.
My Foolish Heart really shows the majesty of this vocal range and his amazing talent. A real Class Act and the epitome of a consummate performer in every aspect of the word. I never tire of his voice!
What a stunning performance! One of the few bright spots about COVID19 is cruising on youtube and finding hidden gems like this. Let us all hope that when this pestilence passes (soon PLEASE) we can all go out and enjoy a great meal and see a great concert.....
This music is so... unique, wonderful, creative, warm, sophisticated... and much more 😍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🤗 and sometimes it reminds me at the one and only Frank Sinatra...
@@dianereed2315 I first heard Kurt sing at a mixer at the Div school at U. of Chicago in Hyde Park, he was a housemate one summer and fellow student. We were all eating cheese and crackers and sipping wine from little plastic cups, and one of our professors was playing the piano and Kurt took the mike and started doing scat, I was blown away, like, where'd that come from? He was incredibly gifted then, and after all these years, what a beautiful legacy he has created for us all, Thanks Kurt!! You are an amazing talent!!
Oh my goodness, the pianist is so wonderful, inspiring, amazing overall musicality including of course Mr. Kurt Elling rendition of the song My Foolish Heart. I can listen to this forever...just plain lovely!
I'm watching this program video again and Mr. Kurt Elling's voice is so magical to listen to, the way he holds his breath and the intense feeling to the music is simply incredible, wow! I am enthralled, I'm enjoying it so much!
Really appreciate the share, always enjoyed the finale from this set for years now. I feel somewhat for the Conductor who introduced Kurt, a slight faux pas mentioning Grammy wins when they were nominations at the time, I don't think he'd mind too much, enjoying the prestigious opportunity to conduct and play with so many sublimely talented people is the stuff dreams are made of. Awesome share André, obrigado!
Wow! I never saw this part of the concert before! I'm really missing live music these days. What a treat, André! You've made quarantine so much easier to take. Thank you sooo much for posting this gem. It is classic Kurt with Laurence, the late great Rob and Kobe. Stay safe.
I really love this concert. Probably top three of live concerts I have watched, period. I believe this is the peak of Kurt's career. Kobie was a delight. This was the first time I had heard of him and seen him play. A rare talent.
S U P E R -- thank you for posting it. Kurt is really great, my favorite voice. Jazz trio collaborating with Symphony Orchestra -- wow! Bravo from Moscow, R U S S I A
@@icarusflying1814 Classical music audiences are encouraged not to applaud during the performance. They wouldn’t have applauded til the end of each song being a Sydney Symphony concert.
Hey André, you are the man! Would you happen to please have any other concerts of Kurt's?, such as the ABC recording with the Melbourne Symphony or at Bennett's Lane? Would be happy to share some of my collection in exchange. Cheers!
Unfortunately, this is all I have from Kurt. Believe me, it was hard to come by and I spent quite some money on software in the day in order to be able to download it from BigPond. They should release this officially and in good quality.
Kurt now has *2 Grammy awards* (only 1 at the time of this amazing concert). Not 7 grammys as he was introduced, mind you he does have 14 nominations!! 😉
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Mr. Hobgood tearing it up on that solo! May every generation have a Kurt Elling to remind us of the beauty of vocal jazz and the marvelous history of American jazz. What a gift he has given us. Genius.
One of most talent on piano, in my opinion
This guy right here! He can swing--- even with an orchestra behind him! He's reminding me so much of my favorite jazz singer Mark Murphy ( rest in peace) You got next, Kurt--- do your thing, brother!
Thank you for showing this. Fantastic! I'm going to see him this Sunday at the Pittsburgh Jazz Festival 2023❣
Next Friday I'll be at Freight & Salvage, in Berkeley, CA to see Kurt in concert there. This will be the fourth time I've seen him live. A musical thrill every time. But I sure miss Laurence Hobgood.
He's coming to Sarasota in two weeks and I couldn't be more excited. I've seen him 4 times and have said out loud, 'if I die right now, I'd be completely satisfied'. What a voice! Foolish heart is one of my faves, as is his version of Simon & Garfunkel's American Tune.
The piece paired with, "My Foolish Heart," is stunning! I will be seeing him for the first time, in Philly in a few weeks!
You are in for a treat!! @@jillsalkin7389
My Foolish Heart really shows the majesty of this vocal range and his amazing talent. A real Class Act and the epitome of a consummate performer in every aspect of the word. I never tire of his voice!
I'm really agree
What a stunning performance! One of the few bright spots about COVID19 is cruising on youtube and finding hidden gems like this. Let us all hope
that when this pestilence passes (soon PLEASE) we can all go out and enjoy a great meal and see a great concert.....
This music is so... unique, wonderful, creative, warm, sophisticated... and much more 😍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🤗 and sometimes it reminds me at the one and only Frank Sinatra...
I'm new to Kurt and I'm totally loving his genius musicality and his vocal ability, control, tone and honesty! Yep! 👏
Welcome to the club. Check out My Foolish Heart performed at the Montreal Jazz Festival
@@icarusflying1814 Welcome to the club, Check out Jazzwoche Burghausen 2011
I've been following him since he started performing in Chicago before fame. You said it...musical genius.
@@dianereed2315 I first heard Kurt sing at a mixer at the Div school at U. of Chicago in Hyde Park, he was a housemate one summer and fellow student. We were all eating cheese and crackers and sipping wine from little plastic cups, and one of our professors was playing the piano and Kurt took the mike and started doing scat, I was blown away, like, where'd that come from? He was incredibly gifted then, and after all these years, what a beautiful legacy he has created for us all, Thanks Kurt!! You are an amazing talent!!
I never get ired of watching this video and hearing him do his magic! just superb!!!
I could not agree more with the former speaker, but perhaps I should add that this IS the best concert I ever witnessed by any performer. Period.
Oh my goodness, the pianist is so wonderful, inspiring, amazing overall musicality including of course Mr. Kurt Elling rendition of the song My Foolish Heart. I can listen to this forever...just plain lovely!
Mr Laurence Hobgood
I'm watching this program video again and Mr. Kurt Elling's voice is so magical to listen to, the way he holds his breath and the intense feeling to the music is simply incredible, wow! I am enthralled, I'm enjoying it so much!
Fantastic vocalist!
Really appreciate the share, always enjoyed the finale from this set for years now.
I feel somewhat for the Conductor who introduced Kurt, a slight faux pas mentioning Grammy wins when they were nominations at the time, I don't think he'd mind too much, enjoying the prestigious opportunity to conduct and play with so many sublimely talented people is the stuff dreams are made of.
Awesome share André, obrigado!
A brilliant concert from Kurt and all...thank you.
Wow! I never saw this part of the concert before! I'm really missing live music these days. What a treat,
André! You've made quarantine so much easier to take. Thank you sooo much for posting this gem. It is classic Kurt with Laurence, the late great Rob and Kobe. Stay safe.
I really love this concert. Probably top three of live concerts I have watched, period. I believe this is the peak of Kurt's career. Kobie was a delight. This was the first time I had heard of him and seen him play. A rare talent.
Astor Piazzola ... on his 100 birthday....! great Kurt !!
S U P E R -- thank you for posting it.
Kurt is really great, my favorite voice.
Jazz trio collaborating with Symphony Orchestra -- wow!
Bravo from Moscow, R U S S I A
viva ukraine!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kur's performance starts at 15:25
Incredible performance ! WOW !
Awesome. Cueing up part two right now
So fabulous - goes right into my heart. Bravo
Thankyou posting this concert,
I like this trio kurt and laurence．
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Absolutely beautiful! ❤❤
How can this performance have 489 views?! I'm the 489th. :-) Brilliant!!
Fabulous vocalist I am only now learning who he is and why I haven’t heard him in his younger days
A+
Thank you
i don't know why, even though Kurt is delivering stunningly gentle and beautiful lines, Vito Corleone and Hell Boys face still appears to me.
26:17
Fiiiiiiiiinally!
Does someone knows the song he sings in minute 20:32?
the song is "Moth" with lyrics by the Muslim saint and Sufi mystic Rabia of Basra with music from Kurt and Laurence.
...a master of scat since Ella !
Thanks for the post with wonderful kurt elling concerrt! Please, tell me the name of Piazzolla music!
It's called "Tangazo"
@@arsgmusic Yes! Thank you!!
Ídolo
track listing anyone??
My man held that note for 30 seconds @23:33
Shame there was no appreciation from the audience. Also I like how he extends his arm movements beyond the end of the note to emphasise it more
@@icarusflying1814 Classical music audiences are encouraged not to applaud during the performance. They wouldn’t have applauded til the end of each song being a Sydney Symphony concert.
Elixir
Where may I find the track list of both parts of the concert? Thanks in advance!!!
22:39 song name please ? 😌
the song is "Moth" with lyrics by the Muslim saint and Sufi mystic Rabia of Basra with music from Kurt and Laurence.
Thanx a lot🙏🏼☺️
Hey
André, you are the man! Would you happen to please have any other concerts of Kurt's?, such as the ABC recording with the Melbourne Symphony or at Bennett's Lane? Would be happy to share some of my collection in exchange. Cheers!
Unfortunately, this is all I have from Kurt. Believe me, it was hard to come by and I spent quite some money on software in the day in order to be able to download it from BigPond. They should release this officially and in good quality.
@@arsgmusic Nonetheless, you are a legend for uploading this mate!
Thank you so much ,Andre! I can't thank you enough!!
Check him out with the WDR Big Band
Esse primeiro tema é de Astor Piazzolla?
Tangazo
Obrigado
Definition of a conductor
A monkey with a broken magic wand
Check out all the Karen's behind him now one expression from them and they're watching one of the world's best jazz singers
Kurt now has *2 Grammy awards* (only 1 at the time of this amazing concert).
Not 7 grammys as he was introduced, mind you he does have 14 nominations!! 😉