Quel niveau d'aisance et de fluidité. Ça l'air tellement facile. Merci Oscar. Fier d'être un gars de Montréal comme toi. Tu nous a laissé tout un héritage.
This is what we talk about when we talk about greatness. Ocar is one of greatest pianists to have ever lived and he is backed by great musicians - wow wow
Bach was first “Jazz” musician on the planet. Downbeat should honor him every year for what he brought to the thinking creative musicians who followed his mindset of the mechanics of creativity in any form of music !
Cream of the cream of the cream of the cream of all times and forever. With Art, and Bach as well, as an inspiration, Oscar easily got to the rank of Absolute God of Piano. Here is a proof of it! Same credits for NHOP and MD. Cream of the cream of the................................
@@jessecerasus9621 Jmen sacre de Trudeau. jmen sacre de la politique. Jmen sacre des medias jme sacre de ce que je peux pas contrôler. Je parle de belles choses et y'a toujours du monde pour revenir avec leurs visions déconnectés des choses. Je fais mon chemin et j'ignore le négatif je regarde en avant et je me criss de leur agenda à venir. Je vie dans le vrai monde les 2 pieds dedans pas un monde virtuel qui est désaccordé conçu pour foutre la marde. Ma vie est droite pas d'amertume et ca va rester comme ca et je fais ce qu'il faut pour pas fouiller dans la merde qui m'entoure.
I got so say Niels is a GREAT BASSIST!!! OK I'm, also a bass player but no where near this guys ability. He is one I am studying and I've been playing since 1967. You can never learn enough. There is always much to learn in playing. As with life.
Maybe I'm not well versed enough in Bach or perhaps the presentation of the musical quotes are not clear enough for me. Either way, could someone enlighten me as to what pieces are the basis for this wonderful performance?
If possible, listen to Bach fugues like Fugue in B minor, Fugue in G minor. Now You will get the idea of Oscars composition to resemble Bach in swing feel. Humbly I would say, yes there is co-incidence. Pure Genius. No other words
the second piece i feel like especially resembles the harmonic movement of bach and the counterpoint between the bass and piano at 4:08 is similar to bach. I am by no means an expert though
+Alan A Absolutely! Ask yourself if there is even ONE J.S. Bach composition that is not uplifting, creative and complete -whilst inviting even further variations? My favorite example being the Brandenburg Concertos -a whole word to explore.
Brian Kate Johnstone Every serious student in Western Classical Music has to study J.S. Bach, it is a must. His music has been studied by great composers that came after him like Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Wagner etc. He was the composer's composer. But unfortunately most people find his music more complex and harder to understand than Mozart's or Beethoven's but nevertheless the Western Classical Music profession consider him the grandest figure which until today remains unsurpassed. Imagine the possibilities if Bach were born today with all the synthesized sounds. Don't you just find his Fugues fascinating and enlightening?
![Oscar Peterson - A Salute to Bach Medley [Allegro/Andante/Bach’s/Blues] (Official Audio)](/img/n.gif)
I didn't know jazz could be so subtle and smart
Masters at work, even the camera man is one of a kind. Perfection
WOW. Sound and Camera is doing a Great Job here, Three musicians from a different planet, must be awesome there! Outstanding………
Pedersen will always astound my ears and my heart. He can snap those bass lines like no other; I love it!!!
You are absolutely right
Quel niveau d'aisance et de fluidité. Ça l'air tellement facile. Merci Oscar. Fier d'être un gars de Montréal comme toi. Tu nous a laissé tout un héritage.
genious, dear oscar. Miss u!
And Neils to
Those wonderful huge hands - he makes the piano look like a toy. It's no toy! I love his exquisite precision. Very hard to do.
This is what we talk about when we talk about greatness. Ocar is one of greatest pianists to have ever lived and he is backed by great musicians - wow wow
Bach was first “Jazz” musician on the planet. Downbeat should honor him every year for what he brought to the thinking creative musicians who followed his mindset of the mechanics of creativity in any form of music !
So Bach played the BLUES using a pentatonic scale which is central to jazz🙄 Africans created the BLUES hence jazz, just stop it🙄
@@lf1496 Pentatonic are Western scale. lol Africans did nothing
I have no words good enough. Thank you!
Masterpiece
Cream of the cream of the cream of the cream of all times and forever. With Art, and Bach as well, as an inspiration, Oscar easily got to the rank of Absolute God of Piano. Here is a proof of it! Same credits for NHOP and MD. Cream of the cream of the................................
this is pure joy.
Good for my soul
good for your soul
Im proud to be from Québec and live near where Oscar Peterson use to live
Shut up Frenchie.
You live in ParcEx who's electing Trudeau...
@@jessecerasus9621 Jmen sacre de Trudeau.
jmen sacre de la politique.
Jmen sacre des medias
jme sacre de ce que je peux pas contrôler.
Je parle de belles choses et y'a toujours du monde pour revenir avec leurs visions déconnectés des choses.
Je fais mon chemin et j'ignore le négatif
je regarde en avant et je me criss de leur agenda à venir.
Je vie dans le vrai monde les 2 pieds dedans pas un monde virtuel qui est désaccordé conçu pour foutre la marde.
Ma vie est droite pas d'amertume et ca va rester comme ca et je fais ce qu'il faut pour pas fouiller dans la merde qui m'entoure.
@@manoshmarace6544 C'était une blague Manu.
Another master piece of this genius!
there really needs to be more views for something so tasteful.
god bless you oscar nr 1 reality
RIP all of you , I am sure you meet again for enthusiastic jazz sessions!!!
amazing musicians
wunderbar, danke
There is nothing to comment, just listen. Gotta luv this dude.
tribute to this great musician!
Que lástima haber perdido a este sublime pianista de jazz. Los del Cielo ahora lo deben disfrutar .
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Absolute masters at work. I would love to get a CD of this, but there doesn't seem to exist one, just a DVD version of the concert...
Yes...
my god incredible....maravillosos, grandes músicos.
Unique!
Bravo.
This is Magic
The best !
great
Można słuchać w nieskończoność ∞∞∞∞∞
I tak robię😉 a NHOP to geniusz nigdy czegoś takiego nie słyszałem na bazie choć sam gram
Formidable
I got so say Niels is a GREAT BASSIST!!! OK I'm, also a bass player but no where near this guys ability. He is one I am studying and I've been playing since 1967. You can never learn enough. There is always much to learn in playing. As with life.
The piano was invented because God knew that Oscar Peterson was going to be born.
Mamma mia Oscar Peterson
Maybe I'm not well versed enough in Bach or perhaps the presentation of the musical quotes are not clear enough for me.
Either way, could someone enlighten me as to what pieces are the basis for this wonderful performance?
the harmonic movement
None :)
But it's still fun to listen to
It's a tribute to Bach, but it's not necessarily based on any specific works by Bach.
If possible, listen to Bach fugues like Fugue in B minor, Fugue in G minor. Now You will get the idea of Oscars composition to resemble Bach in swing feel. Humbly I would say, yes there is co-incidence. Pure Genius. No other words
the second piece i feel like especially resembles the harmonic movement of bach and the counterpoint between the bass and piano at 4:08 is similar to bach. I am by no means an expert though
Bosendorfer (cant get an umlaut) which Oscar preferred over Steinway pianos.
Those lower notes on the left hand really thunder don't they?
If anyone knows how to find the transcription to this exact version...please let me know!!!
왠만한 뉴에이지보다 좋네염 캬~ 사스가 OP성님이셨습니다.
Would love to know what the left side ride is, awesome sounding pie!
Martin Drew played Sabian...exclusively. As I recall his ride was a 22" HH mini bell Brilliant Sizzle.
METALITHrevetments
Haaaa, people who love music must to know Oscar Peterson jazz!!
what are
the songs called
03:43 ss !!!
What is the second piece?
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It's only fitting Oscar Peterson pays tribute to Bach. After all if you're really serious about music, you should study or at least listen to Bach.
I agree!
+Alan A
Absolutely!
Ask yourself if there is even ONE J.S. Bach composition that is not uplifting, creative and complete -whilst inviting even further variations? My favorite example being the Brandenburg Concertos -a whole word to explore.
Brian Kate Johnstone Every serious student in Western Classical Music has to study J.S. Bach, it is a must. His music has been studied by great composers that came after him like Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Wagner etc. He was the composer's composer. But unfortunately most people find his music more complex and harder to understand than Mozart's or Beethoven's but nevertheless the Western Classical Music profession consider him the grandest figure which until today remains unsurpassed. Imagine the possibilities if Bach were born today with all the synthesized sounds. Don't you just find his Fugues fascinating and enlightening?
wow, 9 people 'didn't like' this upload. something bad must've happened in their lives.
I don't like it. The idea is good but the piece gets boring towards the end, frankly.
@@vivvpprof "Boring towards the end" suggests the 1st section of the piece was good. And good stuff deserves the commendation of a like-go for it!