Fragmento del documental ¨The flute in Jazz¨ de Peter Westbrook. Nestor Torres, Dave Valentin, Jane Bunnet, Danilo Lozano, Andrea Brachfeld y Orlando “Maraca“ Valle
Nestor Torres and I both studied Solfeo, with Alberto Soccarras about 1980. Wonderful man. I miss him dearly. He gifted me one of his albums he recorded with Decca.
La flauta es un instrumento que pareciera estar hecho especialmente para el Latin Jazz!, se amolda perfectamente a su cadencia y explota en el toda su sonoridad y sus capacidades tímbricas. Excelente selección de flautistas; mis preferidos son: Nestor Torres, Dave Valentin, Jane Bunnett y Orlando Maraca.
Maestro Orlando. No se me va olvidar nunca cuando lo pude ver tocar en la ciudad de Barranquilla en Colombia, en un festival de jazz ,Barranquijjazz . Ese día fue un antes y un después para mi. Dios lo Bendiga y ojalá pueda volver a verlo tocar en vivo.
David Joseph Valentine:March 8, 2017 at 64-years -- RIP Gone but not forgotten! Jose Valentino-Ruiz, Bobby Ramirez, Mauricio Smith, Jr. and Nesto Torres - among other great flautistas - will continue your excellent work, Dave, whereby YOU will NEVER die but will live on in our hearts and in the heart of GOD. David Joseph Valentine lives!
Dave es tremendo y lo hacia parecer tan facil. Solo llevo unos dias aprendiendo a hacer la embocadura y me maravillo mas ahora que entiendo un poquito mas lo complejo que es tocar la flauta.
Is there a video of Cuban flutist in general? Some of the best playing on flute I've ever heard is by some of the great flutists of Cuba. Not in jazz necessarily but especially in the musica typica, especially the Charanga orchestras of Cuba. For example Pauli of La Ritmo Oriental. Flu this will be particularly impressed with their high register playing as well as their unique phrasings and choices of notes. I'll done on the "baroque" or Irish D flute which also blend so well with the strings in these types of bands. Check it out!
Tique Holl - Hi, in response to your query a year ago, I'm thinking of Babalu Quinteto and that you may already be familiar with them. All their other YT videos don't feature a flautist except for this delightful rendition of "El Cuarto de Tula". Here he (name unknown) doubles up with flute and clave. th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=babalu+quinteto+babalu+e+invitados+ensayo+general Also, one of Los Van Van's original line-up as a Charanga orchestra in the late 1960's featured the flautist Orlando Canto. I found this video for you: th-cam.com/video/5jjN0nMxsMk/w-d-xo.html All the best!
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demasiada calidad de esos colegas ....excelente orlando maraca creo que el mas virtuoso...nestor melodico dave excelente conversador y andrea super articuladora...janet tecnisismo puro
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What an incredible range of Latin flute styles - a magnificent lecturette on the flute in LJ. (As a flute player, I was worried about how Jane Bunnet strains her neck and shoulders - that can't be the way to get the best sound out of the flute)
Theres also Charanga flute that black wood flute which is altogether a different fingering and altogether a different style Richard Egues Jose Fajardo Gonzalo Fernandez..Rene Lorente just to name a few.
Hello Ricardo da Mata: Here is some info that might be helpful to you: JAZZ A type of music of black American origin CHARACTERIZED by IMPROVISATION, SYNCOPATION, AND USUALLY A REGULAR OR FORCEFUL RHYTHM, emerging at the beginning of the 20th century. Brass and woodwind instruments and piano are particularly associated with jazz, although guitar and occasionally violin are also used; styles include Dixieland, swing, bebop, and free jazz. LATIN JAZZ: IS A GENRE OF JAZZ WITH LATIN AMERICAN RHYTHMS. Although musicians continually expand its parameters, the term Latin jazz is generally understood to have a more specific meaning than simply jazz from Latin America. Some Latin jazz typically employs rhythms that either have a direct analog in Africa, or exhibit an African influence. The two main categories of Latin jazz are: 1. Afro-Cuban jazz-jazz rhythmically based on Cuban popular dance music, often with a rhythm section employing ostinato patterns and/or a clave. 2. Afro-Brazilian jazz-includes bossa nova and jazz samba.
I point out a conspicous omission here: Nicola Stilo who accompanied Chet Baker in several beautiful recordings such as: 1) Zingaro th-cam.com/video/Wi0w_uBJvgE/w-d-xo.html 2) Arborway th-cam.com/video/XdIO5bKTSBk/w-d-xo.html 3) At Capolinea (full album) th-cam.com/video/24LJ5kX21Ss/w-d-xo.html
WRONG!... Sir, with all due respect; I believe that person who introduced the Flute into latin music was Johnny Pacheco (Creator of La Fania) in the form of Salsa, which was later entered into Latin Jazz. Johnny Pacheco also introduce the Violin successfully, after been told that it would never work, he proved everyone wrong.
jimmy jones with respect! The flute is Cuban flute ! What Johnny Pacheco played was Cuban charanga music was popular in Cuba especially in Cuban danzón and cha cha cha era
I have been enjoying listening to these flautistas and notice a major difference between the ladies and Dave Valentin. Latin jazz is hot and passionate. Both he and Andrea Brachfeld are playing "driving , kicking, jamming" upbeat pieces. Andrea just does not have the required "blast" that Dave applies to strong driving passages. Both ladies have great rhythm, timing and feeling but the end results with them is weakness where drive and power should be. Dave "says" BAAAAHHHH!, they say baa.
GENIAL DOCUMENTAL..GENIALES FLAUTISTAS..Y NO SE PARECEN... PERO FALTÓ EL CUBANO FLAUTIS TA JOSÉ LUIS CORTÉS(EL TOSCO) AUNQUE NO PAREZCA CAER BIEN. ES EL ÚNICO ESTILO QUE LE FAL TÓ A ÉSTE GRAN DOCUMENTAL.. ESCÚCHENLO...???????
Hello Ricardo da Mata, really, the performances are all very good. What difference does it make what this music is called? A title will neither add to or detract from the performances. I am reminded of an incident in my life some years ago. I arrived early to hear some latin jazz at a club and found a close parking space. I decided to leave early, and as I was leaving, three ladies drove up and asked me, are you leaving sir? I said yes. Soon after a man drove up and lodged in front of them to steal the space. I rolled down my window and said excuse me sir, I think the ladies were waiting for the spot. He replied, hey, I'll fight you for it! Now I assure you I am quite well able to defend myself but I thought, fight?, fight for what? I drove off completely happy with the latin jazz?, latin music?, salsa?, hispanic music? chamber music?, west coast jazz? bebop?, east coast jazz? fusion classic? I enjoyed listening to a bit earlier. Que tenga buen dia...... :
Sounds to me that all they are doing is after a few glasses of wine, improvisations on the second octeve while fluttering up and down the scale with a little verbrato thrown in. Perhaps I can copy cat this on my exotic Arabian flute.... and most everything sounds good on that pentatonic scale. Hmmn food for thought ,😏
Dave Valentin - Love and miss you always my brother ......
Your music will live on forever ..................................
Dave is my favorite Latin Jazz Flutist. Unique style, incredible technique. Unsurpassed talent ! R.I.P.
Me too. I miss him. He came to my college around 1978. Made a big impression on me. I've been a Latin jazz fanatic ever since.
Nestor Torres and I both studied Solfeo, with Alberto Soccarras about 1980. Wonderful man. I miss him dearly. He gifted me one of his albums he recorded with Decca.
Thank you for posting this video and exposing me to such amazing musicians! I'm just learning the flute and this is beautiful and inspiring.
God bless all this wonderful jazz musicians that give so much joy to the world. My love to all from New Orleans the city of jazz. USA.
dave valentin the baddest flute player i ever heard!........will miss you brother! R.I.P
Excellent reseña of incredibly talented Latin Jazz flutists! Sure miss Dave Valentín (RIP)...
La flauta es un instrumento que pareciera estar hecho especialmente para el Latin Jazz!, se amolda perfectamente a su cadencia y explota en el toda su sonoridad y sus capacidades tímbricas. Excelente selección de flautistas; mis preferidos son: Nestor Torres, Dave Valentin, Jane Bunnett y Orlando Maraca.
As a 50 yr player i love Valentine and Torres always. But Maraca has the purist sound and I hav heard him on so many recordings blow my mind.
Great Video, and I'm so proud: met Orlando Valle at a live concert in the Floridita, Vienna. Have a signed CD 😊
graandee nestor torres que maestria
Man! -- Valentin is _killing it!_
Dave is the best of the best.
Dave was the best flute man..
Que Rico a verlos todos y todas en una sola Vido, Dave Valentin vive!
Play through it, all, with writing a feeeeeling, loving it too
Your welcome to explore the universe in sound
Thank you so much for the wonderful contribution of talented ones!
Maestro Orlando. No se me va olvidar nunca cuando lo pude ver tocar en la ciudad de Barranquilla en Colombia, en un festival de jazz ,Barranquijjazz . Ese día fue un antes y un después para mi. Dios lo Bendiga y ojalá pueda volver a verlo tocar en vivo.
Thank you, Peter Westbrook, for your excellent work!
Dave Valentin? Tears it up! Do you hear me? Please!!! The man tears it up!!!!
NESTOR TORRES ES SABOR, ORLANDO MARACA ES PROGESIVO, PERO DAVE VALENTIN SOLO TOCA UNA NOTA Y YA ESTAS EN EL CIELO . MISITICO CORAZON ALMA
I am happy to see female playing very good flute, thank you!
Superrrrrr-Estrellassssss !!!!!!!!!!
Alberto Corrales another one , the best Danzón player in Cuba.
Dave Valentine awesome
Maravillosos todos y etereo David, estará tocando con los Angeles en el Cielo¡
😍 the musician playing The reddish headjoint flute! And the one after! That flute is singing!!!🤩😁🎵🎶
David Joseph Valentine:March 8, 2017 at 64-years -- RIP
Gone but not forgotten!
Jose Valentino-Ruiz, Bobby Ramirez, Mauricio Smith, Jr. and Nesto Torres - among other great flautistas - will continue your excellent work, Dave, whereby YOU will NEVER die but will live on in our hearts and in the heart of GOD.
David Joseph Valentine lives!
Fantastic
Salutations to all the Great Musicians in the ensemble
God Bless
Thanks
Kasturi G
I can't help but laugh at the way he goes 'oooooo' at 3:20 xD
HA times the speed by 2 LOL!!! crazy
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what so funny?
That's just Dave Valentin, one of the greatest! It's just something he does and it's pretty damn cool.
Jorbus JEAN he reminds me of Ron Burgandy
Dave es tremendo y lo hacia parecer tan facil. Solo llevo unos dias aprendiendo a hacer la embocadura y me maravillo mas ahora que entiendo un poquito mas lo complejo que es tocar la flauta.
Excelente Flautista Boby Valentin
hermososs....waoooo
I think the author should list out the songs to give them the credit.
Fantastico :)
How are you doing today my name is Eric Moore
wow!!
Love it, thank you for freeing me
So beautifully
my faves are Dave Valentin and Jane Bunnett also would have liked to see Holly Hofmann included in the playing list
Excellent variety of styles. Tremendous vid.
The Best is the Great RIP Dave Valentin"" no bullshit"". Nestor Torres 2nd bananas"".
This is a subjective area. I like both of them, each one with his strong and weak side.
Dave is the greatest bof yhe great
Is there a video of Cuban flutist in general? Some of the best playing on flute I've ever heard is by some of the great flutists of Cuba. Not in jazz necessarily but especially in the musica typica, especially the Charanga orchestras of Cuba. For example Pauli of La Ritmo Oriental.
Flu this will be particularly impressed with their high register playing as well as their unique phrasings and choices of notes. I'll done on the "baroque" or Irish D flute which also blend so well with the strings in these types of bands. Check it out!
Tique Holl - Hi, in response to your query a year ago, I'm thinking of Babalu Quinteto and that you may already be familiar with them. All their other YT videos don't feature a flautist except for this delightful rendition of "El Cuarto de Tula". Here he (name unknown) doubles up with flute and clave. th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=babalu+quinteto+babalu+e+invitados+ensayo+general Also, one of Los Van Van's original line-up as a Charanga orchestra in the late 1960's featured the flautist Orlando Canto. I found this video for you: th-cam.com/video/5jjN0nMxsMk/w-d-xo.html All the best!
Ouça a flautA no choro. Também fica bacana
Extraordinarias intervenciones, cada una de ellas únicas. Gracias por el video.
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@Chase Tommy instablaster ;)
Superb!
Burning!
Afro Cuban Jazz !
El mas bestial es Orlando valle pero todos son exelentes !!!
Brings out more flavor
demasiada calidad de esos colegas ....excelente orlando maraca creo que el mas virtuoso...nestor melodico dave excelente conversador y andrea super articuladora...janet tecnisismo puro
100% de acuerdo !!!
....razon que El Yo Mio, vagabundo postcovidiano, va desencarnando dos veces. Una desde El Aqui, y otra desde El Mas Alla. Y ha sido para disfrutar esta belleza de musica.
Al retornar desde El Mas Alla, vi como la Tierra contoneaba esta musica.
Saludos desde el terrunio mas cercano al Dios Sol de la HERMANDAD: Ecuador.
buenísimo
What an incredible range of Latin flute styles - a magnificent lecturette on the flute in LJ. (As a flute player, I was worried about how Jane Bunnet strains her neck and shoulders - that can't be the way to get the best sound out of the flute)
PeterNimbin the flute is called the Cuban Jazz ! That is used in Cuban charanga genres
¿alguien sabe cómo se llama la melodía majestuosa que interpreta Danilo Lozano?
Fantastic flute playing!
How are you doing today my name is Eric Moore
@@ericmoore1173 Fine. It's Spring. Hope you are doing well.
@@CynthiaAMartz I'm good thank you
@@CynthiaAMartz so where are you from
Orlando "Maraca" Valle el mejor, el mas versatil en los ritmos ,desde lo "sencillo" hasta lo "abstracto"
Theres also Charanga flute that black wood flute which is altogether a different fingering and altogether a different style Richard Egues Jose Fajardo Gonzalo Fernandez..Rene Lorente just to name a few.
Johnny Pacheco, José Fajardo, Puppi Legarreta and others......
And Richard Eguës for Cuban flute!
Hello Ricardo da Mata: Here is some info that might be helpful to you:
JAZZ
A type of music of black American origin CHARACTERIZED by IMPROVISATION, SYNCOPATION, AND USUALLY A REGULAR OR FORCEFUL RHYTHM, emerging at the beginning of the 20th century. Brass and woodwind instruments and piano are particularly associated with jazz, although guitar and occasionally violin are also used; styles include Dixieland, swing, bebop, and free jazz.
LATIN JAZZ:
IS A GENRE OF JAZZ WITH LATIN AMERICAN RHYTHMS. Although musicians continually expand its parameters, the term Latin jazz is generally understood to have a more specific meaning than simply jazz from Latin America. Some Latin jazz typically employs rhythms that either have a direct analog in Africa, or exhibit an African influence. The two main categories of Latin jazz are:
1. Afro-Cuban jazz-jazz rhythmically based on Cuban popular dance music, often with a rhythm section employing ostinato patterns and/or a clave.
2. Afro-Brazilian jazz-includes bossa nova and jazz samba.
I point out a conspicous omission here: Nicola Stilo who accompanied Chet Baker in several beautiful recordings such as:
1) Zingaro th-cam.com/video/Wi0w_uBJvgE/w-d-xo.html
2) Arborway th-cam.com/video/XdIO5bKTSBk/w-d-xo.html
3) At Capolinea (full album) th-cam.com/video/24LJ5kX21Ss/w-d-xo.html
Pleasure to know Dave Valentine ❤️🙏
Richard egue, Jose Luis cortes, faltaron en ese documental
También "Perfúmia Flores"
i want to know whats the name of Nestor Torres played??where can find this full version vedio?
Very nice selection. But where do i find the concert with Orlando, Giovanni y "El Negro"?
for those you like to see the whole concert from Orlando "Maraca": th-cam.com/video/y5WPu6j3_nA/w-d-xo.html
DONDE PUEDO CONSEGUIR UNA BUENA PARTITURA PARA FLAUTA DE LATIN JAZZ?
el mejor de los mejores y no era segundo de nadie EPD el maestro Richard Egues flautissta muchois anos de la Orquesta Aragon
Si!!! Hay tenido la suerte de estudiar con el maestro Richard Eguës en Havana en el 1995!
como se llama el primer tema? el que toca Nestor Torres
Hola el tema se llama Maria Cervantes, exelente tema, para mi gusto es exquisito!
¿Sabes cómo se llama la majestuosa melodía que interpreta Danilo Lozano?
Yazz Flute
where is that first peformance ? does anyone know the song
Cuás el tema que está tocando Danilo Lozano?
Lo mismo pregunto yo, está brutal.
Se llama Guajira clásica, una joya.
Мужик
do jazz flautist use a C or Bb flute?
C flute
12:06 came in smooth 😏
WTF? Where is Mauricio Smith?
WRONG!... Sir, with all due respect; I believe that person who introduced the Flute into latin music was Johnny Pacheco (Creator of La Fania) in the form of Salsa, which was later entered into Latin Jazz. Johnny Pacheco also introduce the Violin successfully, after been told that it would never work, he proved everyone wrong.
jimmy jones with respect! The flute is Cuban flute ! What Johnny Pacheco played was Cuban charanga music was popular in Cuba especially in Cuban danzón and cha cha cha era
There were innumerable Cuban flute players before Pacheco was born. The same applies to the violín.
Cuban Flute? ADD Richard Egües!
Artie Webb with Fania / Mongo Santamaria and Joe Farrell with Return to Forever good too...
@@daiu48 don't forget the one and only Johnny Pacheco
I have been enjoying listening to these flautistas and notice a major difference between the ladies and Dave Valentin. Latin jazz is hot and passionate. Both he and Andrea Brachfeld are playing "driving , kicking, jamming" upbeat pieces. Andrea just does not have the required "blast" that Dave applies to strong driving passages. Both ladies have great rhythm, timing and feeling but the end results with them is weakness where drive and power should be. Dave "says" BAAAAHHHH!, they say baa.
Were are my Latinos at
DjKilLaBee!
No Pixinguinha, Carlos Poyares and Altamiro Carrilho from Brazil ?
Faltó el "tosco"
3:00 to end
does he remind anyone ellse of a humming bird
Ahh, a bird doesn't chirp like that, or ever will learn to
Artie Webb
Valentin technical. Nestor Torres all around hes got alot of soul and we just lost Art Webb another great one Orlando Valle ( Maraca) is a monster.
he failed to mention Jose Luis Cortes, el tosco , .
i Agree!!!!!!!!
GENIAL DOCUMENTAL..GENIALES FLAUTISTAS..Y NO SE PARECEN... PERO FALTÓ EL CUBANO FLAUTIS TA JOSÉ LUIS CORTÉS(EL TOSCO) AUNQUE NO PAREZCA CAER BIEN. ES EL ÚNICO ESTILO QUE LE FAL TÓ A ÉSTE GRAN DOCUMENTAL.. ESCÚCHENLO...???????
SORRY MUSIC MASTER. BUT Mexico. is not in this World of latin caribean Jazz NOP!!
No, Mexico is into Juan Gabriel
Victor Morgado ...mariachi. rancheras. y romanticas...is NOT LATIIN JAZZ 😄🎶🎵
Yeah, us Mexicans really don’t do that much Latino Jazz, but as a Mexican, I love Afro - Cuban Jazz 😁
Or he probably meant to say is there are Mexican preformers
You can say that again.
Please change the title to "The flute in latin fusion" because there is no jazz in these clips.
Ricardo? Ricardo? Ricardo? Please get your sound system repaired!
TheBdd4 Learn what real jazz is first, and then come back here to discuss.
Hello Ricardo da Mata, really, the performances are all very good. What difference does it make what this music is called? A title will neither add to or detract from the performances. I am reminded of an incident in my life some years ago. I arrived early to hear some latin jazz at a club and found a close parking space. I decided to leave early, and as I was leaving, three ladies drove up and asked me, are you leaving sir? I said yes. Soon after a man drove up and lodged in front of them to steal the space. I rolled down my window and said excuse me sir, I think the ladies were waiting for the spot. He replied, hey, I'll fight you for it! Now I assure you I am quite well able to defend myself but I thought, fight?, fight for what? I drove off completely happy with the latin jazz?, latin music?, salsa?, hispanic music? chamber music?, west coast jazz? bebop?, east coast jazz? fusion classic? I enjoyed listening to a bit earlier. Que tenga buen dia...... :
you are a colonized poor mind, that is why you see the world like that
????
Herbie Mann??? As well as others are missing.
I have heard Herbie Mann, but I never heard him do anything that I called very exciting or memorable......only my opinion.
+ TheBdd4
Mine too....Herbie Mann???
Sounds to me that all they are doing is after a few glasses of wine, improvisations on the second octeve while fluttering up and down the scale with a little verbrato thrown in. Perhaps I can copy cat this on my exotic Arabian flute.... and most everything sounds good on that pentatonic scale. Hmmn food for thought ,😏
Give me a break! Do you know that the first flute solo in the history of jazz was performed by a Cuban named Alberto Socarras?
I love the musicianship of all the players, but I am sorry Jane is way out of tune in the upper register. Valentin and Torres are the masters.
Herbie Mann? Bah!
Nice doc, but they forgot Herbie Mann.
Sir, no such thing as Ha-vaw-na [Havanna]; it's pronounced, Ha-va-nah in English,; and Ah-bah-na, [Habana] in Spanish.
Cuba first. Puerto Rico yes. But Mexico????? they are not in this culture Sr sorry.
WTF!!! Whats what quoting Stoic psychological narration....I WANTED TO HEAR THE PLAYERS!!! This is soooo annoying!!!! you ruined the music!!!!