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… out of this world … ok…. And it is * h e a v en l y*

How does it get better than this? It doesn't.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good gracious ah-me!

Simply glorious, always. Magic and unique KEITH JARRETT. Love YOUR PLAYING forever!

Esta canción siempre me recuerda a mi padre. Se emocionaba al escucharla en la película Magnolia, y también cuando la cantaba Frank Sinatra. Keith Jarrett la convierte en obra maestra en esta actuación tan llena de sentimiento. Maravilloso

Immenso. Blues e....Bach. Fantastiche e mirabilanti contaminazioni. Pianista di una sensibilità infinita.

there is no fugato in the middle part. it is polyphony, with some imitation, over a pedal point, which is indeed a baroque technique, and my comment takes nothing away from keith's unbelievable and touching performance

What a man ❤🧡❤🧡👍👍👍👍👍

good job

❤️

É só o melhor pianista de jazz.

When he finishes and turns to the audience, it's like he has not fully come out of the dimension he was in. No words

For a long long time the church was one of the only organizations that could afford to patronize the arts, so at one point or another most music period was church music, including Bach, the passions, most opera, gospel, Motown, R & B, even blues, which is an ironic one- that was really the church feeding one hand with the other. Just remember to put this is perspective- the music influences the church, not the other way around. The musicians were essential and irreplaceable to what was going on.

I really like the transition 1:58, anyone have transcript ? edit: nvm I found it on jarret.org

I can't stop listening to this it's incredible.

this is god speaking

so rich in feeling. Sincerity and depth!

Old man River with Willian Warfield, Samuel ramey, and muslim magomaev, the most strong and beautiful song in the World.

Can't say a single word! It's marvelous, perfect, out of this mad world. Thanks for sharing such a masterpiece!!!!!!!!!

Makes me want shout Hallelujah!!

Keith jarrett Est le plus grand musicien contemporain et il est toujours vivant heureusement pour nous tous merci Keith

Mercy Me! How rare is it to hear someone touched by the divine, and with the discipline to take that talent to its ultimate expression? If this were the only tune Keith Jarrett had ever recorded, it would be enough. But there's more. So much more. It's a privilege to be alive at the same time as this great, great artist, and to be able to hear him in modern high fidelity.

I play piano too...KJ is slightly better than me.

way to go for uploading this video. a true valuable gift for humanity. keep it coming.

I was lucky enough to hear him play this live many years ago. I was beyond stunned. Completely overwhelmed by the beauty this man evokes. Interestingly (if my aging memory serves me correctly) he played it as a ballad all the way through. Beyond beautiful, beyond sublime. His music is a most precious gift. (P.S. there is a transcription of this available for those of you not silly enough to be "anti-transcriptionists". LOL

Divine!!!!

What is very good about that song is that Keith Jarrett mixes various styles, for sure. But, more than that, the transitions are exceptionnal for an improvised song. Well done, Mr. Jarrett.

It's Bach, it's gospel, all of this is church music when I come to think about it.

I love this song.

The result of a brilliant, sensitive and talented man's lifetime of rigorous self discipline, sacrifice, suffering and ultimately triumph. I'd like to thank him and tell him it's been worth it. But I think he already knows.

This is a terrific and so versatile performance!! I do not know why everybody is impressed about that fugato (5:15 - 5:40). Maestro Jarrett recorded all the preludes and fugues written by JS Bach and twenty four preludes and fugues written by Shostakovich. It seems that playing fugues is the plainest matter for him. What a genius!!

Tellement c'est beau. Chapeau Mr Keith.

Magnifique ! Le coeur de Jarrett ne fonctionne pas avec du sang mais avec de la musique et il est rempli à raz bord...

Enorme interpretación.

I especially like the beginning of the piece, where he somehow manages to make it both minimalistic and complex and finally resolves in such an emotional way into this C-major chord, and starting over again.

Or both!?

Or possibly a mathematician?

slothvader! Great line! I'm gonna steal it, for sure. Keith Jarrett summed (pun intended!) up in 5 words! I love it. Are you a writer?

i think the title of dvd is *standarts live vol 1 or 2*

this song saved my day the first time s.th. make me cry since 4 years i never wanted to cry again but .......

Please what's the title of the DVD? I want to buy it

This song makes me cry a little inside because of how perfect it is

He and Bill Evans are the only people I've heard who can explore the inherent beauty in these songs. The stage productions never did them justice as they were all dressed up in big orchestration. Has he ever performed Some Enchanted Evening does anyone know?

It works so well as a waltz that I was second-guessing myself: "Was that actually written in 3 ??" Nope. But the surgeon amputated a beat so brilliantly that it's seamless. I bet K Jarrett could perform the song's missing beat just as well as the 3 per bar that he kept in this version. :^D

so deadly serious but so beautiful. just awesome

@Navonodo No, this song originally was in 4/4. See the movie, or go to the column on the right side of this page and click on the Cliff Edwards version. He sang it in the movie and it's in 4/4. The two other songs are in 3/4, but not this one.

f* yeah - this is not awesome - this is unbelievable ! :-) !

to the guy who said it was nice a waltz...you know it was always in 3/4? it's still nice as a jazz waltz, mind you, just like Alice in Wonderland as done by the Bill Evans Trio, or Someday My Prince Will Come as done by the Miles Davis with Bill Evans on piano. There's a history of this...

Awesome!!! Thank you so much for posting this. I faved it a while ago, just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate it and love to listen to it and watch it.