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Herbie Hancock, Hubert Laws: "Windows" | International Jazz Day 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2021
- UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador Herbie Hancock (piano) joins Hubert Laws (flute), Ben Williams (bass) and Justin Tyson (drums) for a special rendition of "Windows" by the late jazz legend Chick Corea.
With artistic direction from Herbie Hancock and musical direction by John Beasley, the 2021 All-Star Global Concert featured an historic lineup of performances by some of the world’s greatest jazz masters. For the first time ever, in honor of the 10th Anniversary of International Jazz Day, the 2021 Concert showcased artists joining from an array of locations around the world-demonstrating the global reach and appeal of this special music.
The 2021 All-Star Global Concert served as the official culmination of International Jazz Day 2021, capping a program of performances, educational workshops, community service projects, panel discussions, jam sessions, radio and television broadcasts, virtual gatherings and more - all following recommended public health guidelines - taking place in all 50 U.S. states and more than 190 countries on all seven continents.
International Jazz Day programs are made possible by Lead Partner Toyota, with United serving as Airline Partner. International Jazz Day 2021 programs are made possible through the generous support of Lead Partner Toyota and airline partner United.
A few yrs ago I played a little festival that Hubert headlined. He absolutely killed it and his piccolo- yikes. His. Piano player told me he runs , does yoga, etc to stay fit and he sounds it. God bless him and his beautiful flute sound.
I am so happy to be on earth as these men. Absolute masters of their craft
I discovered jazz in my early teens in the 70s, listening to these two legends, who were back then young lions. So glad they're still around, sounding great like they did back then.
Always loved my man Hubert Laws one of the best that ever played flute!
For sure , I believe & agree 🤗🙏🏽💥👍🏽
He’s certainly my favorite 🤗🙏🏽
Heartfelt, beautiful rendition of their late friend's tune...
Justin and Ben just having the best (and hardest😅) time of their life with this experience with two of the best around in this century. What a dream for them must have been
It was a pretty unreal session!
Flute in jazz music: something I like a lot !
We agree! Thanks for your kind comment
Another incredible Chick Corea composition ! Mr Laws plays it so well !!
Got see Corea, Clark and D’Miola a reunion of RTF at the Paramount. I’m so glad for that sweet memory of Corea. Peace to Chick and his family forever
@@anthonyroyka3948 I never got to see Corea perform, but I did see D'Miola in Detroit once and three years ago I saw Laws.
Hubert Laws *still* does it best.
Great music 👏🏾👏🏾
Herbie still sounding new!! A true Legend
Here's the proof that fine wine gets better with age!
Did you say Wine? I will now inebriate and listen a 5 th time! Thanks!
I've been a fan of these 2 GIANTS of Jazz for over 50 yrs. The Whole Laws Family is talented.
HERBIE&HUBERT BUDDA ASSOLUTI GENIALI DELLA MUSICA🙏
There is none other....quite like Sir Hubert Laws!! Pure perfection!
One of masters of the artform of Jazz. A giant who has always delivered the highest quality of music.
Изысканная музыка, потрясающее исполнение. Моё восхищение и уважение музыкантам
Aww late Herbie and Hubert this is beyond perfection ❤️❤️❤️
They're both still alive!
@@totallyfake2852 what
@@dahlavibez5726 You said "late Herbie and Hubert." When people write the word "late" before a person's name, it usually means that the person has passed away, so I thought that was what you meant.
What a Towering dynasty of performance ... I know someone who would have loved to realize the coattails of opportunity that he once had in his grasp ... These men should have the ground kissed behind them..... A cryptic message somewhere in there...
Beautiful
Herbie Hancock will be featured Saturday night (Nov. 19, 2022) in a free concert in front of the Paroquia (parish church) in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Can't wait.
Awesome stage and background, amazing players Hubert and Herbie what's not to like I wish that I was there!!!
Superb comp, performance and audio. The finest live sound I've ever heard.
Those who yell jazz is dead are speaking from a state of Rigor Mortis!
Masterful. Eloquent. Moving.
Well Treated by Well Seasoned Veteran Artistic Souls 🙏🏽💥🙏🏽🎹🎶
Beauty and transcendence in the tune. Lovely setting as well! Hubert Laws is inspiring as a flute mentor.
A música salva vidas! Estava pensando tanta bobagem antes ouvir esses caras...
Nice!
Thanks for the kind comment!
Great fluteman!!!!
Wonderful Outdoor’s back drop … with Sounds as if inside a music hall 🙏🏽🤗🙏🏽..
National treasures. ❤
beautiful!
Incredibly touching piece and presentation!
Unique!!!!! Thank you so much, great masters!!!
Thanks for watching and for your kind comment, Marc!
Highest grade🥲🥲🥲🫠🫠
Beautiful music and that s what matters
my favorite flute player from the old CTI records. Sounds great
beautiful version, very cool. Thanks for sharing.
Now, that's laid back ... Great playing!
It makes an awesome sound to playing outside.
Just wonderful...bravo!
Simple amazing!
Fantastic
Excellent sound fabulous musicians. Thanks!
Our pleasure!
I have yet a dissolutioned dream of singing a duet with the bird in the wind... As I had learned from the streets of Los Angeles... on this crude instrument rather than my saxophone... To embellish the resonance around me... Perhaps only a bucket list wish for my dreams....
What a beautiful sound !
OMG hubert laws in 2021??? Where did this take place? I saw herbie, wayne shorter, chick, but haven't seen hubert at the live yet. Hubert's flute is so so so beautiful and eargasmic!!!
What a delight!
Soooo beautiful!!!
Listen to this flute!!! Wow
Thank You!!
This might be the most beautiful piece of music I have ever heard
❤❤❤
🙏🙏
Wow!!! Very nice!!!
Phenomenal 🎼❤️
Nice Hubert Laws I dig
Thanks!
Bom demais
Quel extraordinaire moment !✨🐒✨
Excellent
Grandissimi ❤❤
muito belo
I once heard a bird I had walked past I did not realize it was there... Until I heard it... And then there was no denying... I knew.... I blew a probable unheard response on one of my recorders yet my main instrument was a jackhammer down the street... So many years ago I was in the nest of this bird visiting... We do not need eyes to see and hear a soul I concluded on that day...
Music that helps you
🙌🏾🙌🏾
Ну это философия 🎉
Would anyone know what microphone he's using?
herbie is god
People that😊 don't understand this are simple minded!
:)
Where is this performance?
What a bunch of BS!
Not the music, but the "promotion" of it by the UNESCO as though jazz was some sort of international music to unite all the peoples of the world.
Duke Ellington and Count Basie must be rolling over in their graves!
When is UNESCO going to promote an International Barbie Day to promote how feminism has united the world?
I'll stick with my jazz albums and listen to the REAL thing!!
I agree.
If you think that, you don't know anything about Ellington or Basie. They might roll over at your statement. In sepulchrum rotaretur. Jazz is the one export of America that is our native art, not some imitation of European art. But it absolutely IS an international language in that I can communicate with other jazz musicians without language being a barrier. We can play the blues or a bossa or even this waltz tune without rehearsal. People outside of America appreciate jazz more than Americans. That is what bullshit there is. America's greatest contribution to the rest of the world came as a gift from the very people Americans enslaved. Yet Jazz is almost universally loved and respected in the rest of the world. It redeems America. Stop an Italian kid on the street in Rome and ask him who Charlie Parker was. He will know more often than the equivalent American kid. Jazz may not be as popular as American mass-marketed billion dollar corporate movies, but less controversial and blatantly commercial.
@@coulton-davisjazz2872 Totally understand your position. But you missed my point.
I grew up with jazz and had some friends who were jazz musicians in bands and even played in the early movies as back up for well known jazzmen.
But when I think of jazz ... I think of people like Bix Beiderbecke and others who played their hearts out because of who they were. They weren't thinking of the United Nations, UNESCO or "buying the world a coke" in the name of "world unity" and the brotherhood of man.
@@amusicalautobiography6629 I still don't get a point, except that you dislike the idea of World Unity. How do you know what poor Bix was thinking about? He was ill and didn't get the help he needed so he drank himself to death. It would have been interesting to see how he developed. Miles was influenced by him. Hey, Jazz is bigger than anyone's opinion of it. Here is something I wrote about watching white people choose jazz recordings. jazzandcomicsandwriting.blogspot.com/2016/12/jazz-profiling.html
@@coulton-davisjazz2872 OK ... I'll try again.
First of all, I'm not a One World Order/Great Reset/Own-Nothing-Be-Happy sort of guy.
I believe in individuality!
And as far as Bix is concerned, I have no idea what he was thinking and couldn't care less about how he died.
All I know is, when I listen to his music I GO RIGHT THERE WITH HIM!
It's the MUSIC ... MAN! FROM THE HEART AND SOUL!!
And since you want to share links, try this out and see if you can "enter in"!
It's "opinion free"!
th-cam.com/video/D7STW2YsCig/w-d-xo.html
Musical geniuses of all time reduced to playing in someone's backyard (Herbie's?) by the cursed cruel pandemic. There is no god. Sorry.
Pianist is distracting....
We may need to go and see more shows 'live'...
Best Song Ever!
Beautiful
Thanks for the kind comment!