Ornette Coleman Quartet with Charlie Haden & Joshua Redman - Full Concert [HD] | North Sea Jazz 2010

ORNETTE COLEMAN QUARTET "THIS IS OUR MUSIC NOW" WITH SPECIAL GUESTS CHARLIE HADEN & JOSHUA REDMAN
Date & Location: FRIDAY 09 JULY 2010 • AMAZON • Ahoy Hall, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
LINEUP
Ornette Coleman (alto sax, violin, trumpet); Joshua Redman (tenor sax); Al Mac Dowell, Tony Falanga (bass); Charlie Haden (double bass); Denardo Coleman (drums).
ABOUT this concert in 2010:
Artist in Residence Ornette Coleman was born in Forth Worth, Texas. At age fourteen, he taught himself to play the saxophone and read music, and from age nineteen he performed with various rhythm & blues bands. In 1950, Coleman arrived in Los Angeles where he came into contact with jazz. It was here that he formed the legendary Ornette Coleman Quartetwith Don Cherry (trumpet), Billy Higgins (drums) and Charlie Haden (double bass). He recorded his debut album Something Else (1958) with this quartet. More classic albums followed including The Shape Of Jazz To Come (1959) and This Is Our Music (1960). Coleman also immersed himself in the rhythmic and hypnotic power of African music and with Prime Time he explored the boundaries of funk. In 2007, Coleman was honored with a Grammy Award for his entire oeuvre and in that same year he won a Pulitzer Prize for the album Sound Grammar. His current quartet consists of himself, his son Denardo Coleman on drums, Al MacDowell on bass guitar and Tony Falanga on double bass.
Two projects are being organized around the Ornette Coleman Quartet involving musicians who have been important in his career. On Friday the project is This Is Our Music Now, a performance with special guests bass player Charlie Haden and saxophonist Joshua Redman (the son of the late Dewey Redman who played with Coleman in the sixties and seventies). As the title suggests, Coleman does not only look to the past: his interest is still in innovation.
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[@bobblues1158]

If i watch the whole thing I will not sleep tonight. But I know I will watch it.

[@kleberveridianogoncalvesde6293]

Wonderful Ornette Coleman!

[@richardhines8622]

Psychology
Sociology
Economics
Holding on
I miss this giant
I still listen.

[@versusherzius]

Nice performance

[@jenbloom6848]

What a treasure!

[@jeffreywegener8841]

The amazing Ornette. He did it his way & we a better for it . Charlie Haden = legend. Joshua ain’t bad either hey ❤

[@jedtulman46]

If you love this :Ornette at JazzBaltica 2008 is marvelous too . Here we have so called "late" Ornette at his very greatest .there actually is nothing "free jazz" here it's all Harmolodic. ( the Baltica 2008 gig features this same group w Joe Lovano .)the first tune w Redman is called 911.

[@69v96]

please setlist

[@ricardo-qp1uy]

¿Como alguien puede soportar esto!!!

[@swwalkers]

Give us RAYE already 😢

[@GlenBoyle-w7v]

Next please no free jazz here

[@jeffreywegener8841]

Free jazz ? . These giants can play !

[@reidwhitton6248]

@@jeffreywegener8841 Yah! That third piece is Bach. Cello Suite No.1