I can't say enough about how much I love this timeless masterpiece of Jaco's. This is the kind of music that emits magic throughout the universe. Somewhere out there Jaco is smiling over this amazing arrangement.
One of my most favorite songs of all time! I had the honor and pleasure to have performed it on a number of occasions with Jaco and sometimes just as duo before the band came in! What and incredible composition and very nice arrangement Scott Ninmer, wow thank you!
Thank you Scott for your thoughtful and beautiful arrangement of Jaco's masterpiece. I'm sure Jaco would approve some new little extra pieces and your approach and would be proud. And of course I thank all the musicians who performed beautifully. One of my beloved compositions ever. Feel happy everytime even when I took bass and simply play over the record sound some root notes.
Wow jaco was my friend we use to play bass to bass together and go sit in with bands what a time the master of bona i have to hold back the tears stellar blessings
I met RB at guitar center 14st Guitar Center. He had just bought a PC and was in his way out the door. He was kind enough to stop for a quick photo. The sales guys were like "who's that?" Legend! God bless him and his wonderful talent.
I am a guitarist who loves all kinds of amazing music. This masterpiece just may be my favorite jazz tune of all time. Richard Bona is an extra-terrestrial, just like Jaco was.
APRIL IS JAZZ APPRECIATION MONTH ENJOY Three Views of a Secret - Richard Bona and the Metropole Orkest from Holland 113,664 views since January 25, 2014 Scott Ninmer 282 subscribers Scott Ninmer's arrangement of Jaco Pastorius's "Three Views of a Secret" for the Metropole Orkest conducted by Vince Mendoza was performed 02/23/13 at Lantaren Venster in Rotterdam, The Netherlands featuring bassist Richard Bona. For more, please visit www.scottninmer.com.
It is wonderful they paid respect to the composer Jaco by being played by the full monty....cute tune. Jaco had a lot of talent but unfortunately was cut short.
I agree. There is a guy from Senegal you should check out. His name is Habib Faye. He died tragically about three years ago, but his work is phenomenal
Farò forse un commento impopolare ma questa interpretazione di "Three Views of a Secret" non la trovo particolarmente esaltante! Bona è uno straordinario bassista, grande, davvero grande… ma mi sarei aspettato qualcosa in più.. Il brano è una magnifica composizione di Jaco, forse la più bella, la più profonda, è merita.. forse con qualche in nota in meno.. ed un po' di "poesia" in più..
The great Richard Bona doesn't seems too comfortable playing with the orchestra. Light applause!. Shame he didn't arrange any line with his wonderful voice.-
Bona is quite simply the perfect embodiment of the musical syncretism that is the port city of Douala, a crossroads of the most varied musical influences: makossa, soukousse, salsa, jazz fusion, R&B, Flamenco With models inspired by local (Manu Dibango, Francis Bebey, Medjo Messon, Jeannot Karl...) and international (Jaco Pasterius, Stanley Clark...)
great cover! but some comments said Bona's solo is just too much. thought it is started at 3:45. it s pretty decent and beautiful before that marked time
I love, love, love Jaco,love this song, and don't doubt that Richard Bona is a gifted player, but the thing that ruins it for me with him every time is, all the atonal, hyper-noodling that he does. To have the opportunity to play 'Bright Size Life' with Pat Metheney, or 'Three Views ' with a full orchestra, are amazing(read:AMAZING) opportunities, but it would just mean so much more if he played it straight, & interjected little bits to enhance the tune- Jaco had a great ability to do that, & lay out where it was necessary, but on this one, after about 3:15, it's just a chops explosion, which is a turn off for me....
3:20 why ALWAYS this lick. ALWAYS!!! Totally out of context. Doesn't fit one bit. Every solo. Richard is an awesome bassist tho but his solos are tasteless to me. No comparison to the GOAT Jaco.
Bona has nowhere near the soloing sentiment of Jaco. Most of it is just fast showboating that doesn't touch the soul at all, and is frankly inappropriate for the piece. He played the melody and bassline nicely at least.
Lovely arrangement, one of the best Jaco compositions! Great musicians, and Richard Bona is really a master... BUT... well... this time he was REALLY TERRIBLE in his improvised solo... a bunch of random fast notes, not a single melody... seems like he's soloing over a completely different tune! No... this piece is pure melody... you must stick with a melody soloing, not a bebop-hero-like solo... sorry.
@jim hutchison His technique is remarkable and he should be famous but, geez, slow it down and put some tenderness into it. That's what I get from the original composition.
Very talented musicians. Bona is one of the best Bass Player. But, they totally chopped the crap out of the original. Too much noodling around, terrible.
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One of the prettiest composions ever. Maybe THE. It's the best song I've ever heard I'm obsessed almost.
Thank you for this beautiful version of TVOS. Great musians playing Jaco's music. Miss him dearly.
I can't say enough about how much I love this timeless masterpiece of Jaco's. This is the kind of music that emits magic throughout the universe. Somewhere out there Jaco is smiling over this amazing arrangement.
It's a gorgeous tune and stands the test of time. This will be one of the classic compositions. It already is. Jaco is a Saint.
It's a piece that brings me peace, and I actually emoted when i heard the version with Jaco and Toots!
That was unbelievable!
One of my most favorite songs of all time! I had the honor and pleasure to have performed it on a number of occasions with Jaco and sometimes just as duo before the band came in! What and incredible composition and very nice arrangement Scott Ninmer, wow thank you!
beautiful :)
I know you've performed with many of the greats, would love to hear a recollection or two of Jaco if you wouldn't mind. Love this tune also!
Incredible piece of music !
Jaco where are you now ?
What an incredible experience to have had, and I'm sure you had others, as well!
Genial!!!JACO y Richard!!!
Complete and Utter Justice to this beyond outstanding composition by a pure genius!
Excellent arrangement- the harmonies are so clear and Bona's bass just soars over everything. Bravo!
Pity, I was thinking the Orchestra was too much for the solo.
@@noelhall945 Naw man.......this is elite! It compliments the song that a bass is featured prominently because Jacos main tool was that Bass.
Brilliant. Does justice to this timeless Jaco composition.
One of the best songs EVER created. Brought forth to this Earth and made to come ALIVE!
Yes yes yes
Incredibly beautiful cover.
Richard Bona is a bass wonder.
Makes so happy and sad, this like a tribute to Jaco, respect for richard!!!!!thanx
Thank you Scott for your thoughtful and beautiful arrangement of Jaco's masterpiece. I'm sure Jaco would approve some new little extra pieces and your approach and would be proud. And of course I thank all the musicians who performed beautifully. One of my beloved compositions ever. Feel happy everytime even when I took bass and simply play over the record sound some root notes.
JACO FOREVER!!
Beautiful Elegance is Infinite Eternal.,.pathways to divine sheres, this absolutely a wonderful work!!!!
Wow jaco was my friend we use to play bass to bass together and go sit in with bands what a time the master of bona i have to hold back the tears stellar blessings
a masterpiece with two exceptionnal musicians, Richard and Vince
Love this tune, keep thinking what he was feeling / thinking about when he wrote it......its soo. beautiful
Originally called Ingrid, his 2nd wife.
Jaco lives, on and on and on.
Great piece, beautifully played.👍🙂💚✌❤
A privilege to hear again, no matter what the trolls say.
Beautiful- Richard's tone and touch are absolutely gorgeous!!
I met RB at guitar center 14st Guitar Center. He had just bought a PC and was in his way out the door. He was kind enough to stop for a quick photo. The sales guys were like "who's that?" Legend! God bless him and his wonderful talent.
Thank you lord, thank you Richard Bona and Metropole Orkest
The Genius of JACO !!!
Super! So many talents by Richard Bona. This guy is unique!
Lost in the music and don't wish to be,rescued.....Breathtaking,arrangement......RICARD BONA,#GENIUS....
It's sad that all 320 of us who liked this video (so far) are probably bass players. This great music should be enjoyed by all across the world
That is probably true ! luckily i am a musician who play bass!
I am a guitarist who loves all kinds of amazing music. This masterpiece just may be my favorite jazz tune of all time. Richard Bona is an extra-terrestrial, just like Jaco was.
I have a little background in music and I absolutely love Jaco's works. This is lovely to no end!
Arranging work is fantastic! I Love the theme return @ 6:07. There are so many beautiful touches you have to listen closely for! Brilliant
Fantastic arrangement!
One of my fav. Jaco tunes and tunes overall. Love performing it on flute and/or soprano sax Thanks!
Never hear such a great self taught bass player. Félicitations Richard👌🏾👌🏾
Great memories and a stellar arrangement!
Thank U for the music!
Thanks for sharing. Wonderful!!
APRIL IS JAZZ APPRECIATION MONTH
ENJOY Three Views of a Secret - Richard Bona and the Metropole Orkest from Holland
113,664 views since January 25, 2014
Scott Ninmer 282 subscribers
Scott Ninmer's arrangement of Jaco Pastorius's "Three Views of a Secret"
for the Metropole Orkest conducted by Vince Mendoza was performed
02/23/13 at Lantaren Venster in Rotterdam, The Netherlands featuring
bassist Richard Bona.
For more, please visit www.scottninmer.com.
Essa música mexe muito comigo... É a minha preferida do meu músico preferido!
A master piece
Makes you want to keep living!
My mums doesn’t like jazz but she loves this song. I think he wrote it for Ingrid, the Indonesian woman he eventually married
This arrangement is wonderful. One of my favorite pieces of music.....and, of course, Richard Bona:) Also, who is this drummer? Great player!
Drummer's name is Martijn Vink.
It is wonderful they paid respect to the composer Jaco by being played by the full monty....cute tune. Jaco had a lot of talent but unfortunately was cut short.
OMFG ! I LUW Richard Bona ... He´s the ONLY dude , i heard , that REALLY embodies Jaco Pastorius SOUL, on his Bass - just WOW !
I agree. There is a guy from Senegal you should check out. His name is Habib Faye. He died tragically about three years ago, but his work is phenomenal
Great composition and Great arrangement.
Bravo!
Just spectacular!!
Wow great music!
What happens from 1:41 to 1:50 (bones, flugels and horns) is just harmonic genius! Brilliant! 3:12 to 3:20 also magic.
Ez egy csodálatos dallam ! A zeneirodalom csöppnyi,de nélkülözhetetlen része !
Emocionante 😢 top
One has to think Jaco would be doing one of those Jaco smiles
sensibilidade é respeito pela música!
tudo lindo!
maravilhoso!
breath taking beautiful
Richard! Nice! Great Arrangement!
Maravilhoso!!!
Jaco, mago brillante !!!
Hermosa versión :)
Une merveille!
amazing
Sublime.
Vince for President especially on Travelogue" Joni XX
Bellissimo! WoW
美しい曲です。
Lovely and i'm not amaizing coming to this great man ... Bona
Beautiful Orchestration!!
Nice arrangement!
Farò forse un commento impopolare ma questa interpretazione di "Three Views of a Secret" non la trovo particolarmente esaltante! Bona è uno straordinario bassista, grande, davvero grande… ma mi sarei aspettato qualcosa in più.. Il brano è una magnifica composizione di Jaco, forse la più bella, la più profonda, è merita.. forse con qualche in nota in meno.. ed un po' di "poesia" in più..
that trill at the end
Congrats
Or what? just the best thing ever. They're all so in the pocket. I describe it as a lazy sway. well done
Without salt and pepper. If you play jaco. You have to play with your heart.
Vers good vibes
The version w only JACO and Toots is the best !!
The great Richard Bona doesn't seems too comfortable playing with the orchestra. Light applause!. Shame he didn't arrange any line with his wonderful voice.-
me hizo lagrimear
Yea
This "Sharky" Bona!!!
This is delicious!
🎧🎧🎧🎧
Bona is quite simply the perfect embodiment of the musical syncretism that is the port city of Douala, a crossroads of the most varied musical influences: makossa, soukousse, salsa, jazz fusion, R&B, Flamenco
With models inspired by local (Manu Dibango, Francis Bebey, Medjo Messon, Jeannot Karl...) and international (Jaco Pasterius, Stanley Clark...)
"musical syncretism"..What?
Love the piece... still prefer the original intense melodic sobriety from Jaco.
Double bassist's name? Kersttetor????
😉💙🌱🌲
3:44 ✊
Now these cats can play !!!
Jaco never left a verse alone , different even than this player
great cover! but some comments said Bona's solo is just too much. thought it is started at 3:45. it s pretty decent and beautiful before that marked time
I love, love, love Jaco,love this song, and don't doubt that Richard Bona is a gifted player, but the thing that ruins it for me with him every time is, all the atonal, hyper-noodling that he does. To have the opportunity to play 'Bright Size Life' with Pat Metheney, or 'Three Views ' with a full orchestra, are amazing(read:AMAZING) opportunities, but it would just mean so much more if he played it straight, & interjected little bits to enhance the tune- Jaco had a great ability to do that, & lay out where it was necessary, but on this one, after about 3:15, it's just a chops explosion, which is a turn off for me....
I was exactly going to say the same, richard bona is incredible but here he plays way too much.
Andy Kaiser Hahaha lol atonal, hyper-noodling? Ok...Ok...I think I would do better ..but hey!?! Who am I??? Cheers
Andy Kaiser When you're the featured soloist, channeling Jaco of all people, aren't you supposed to strut your chops? I find his solo sublime.
Less then type of player makes remarks that indicate how deficient they truly are!
i wouldnt call it atonal even if its a bit much for this particular composition
ピーターアースキンあたりが誘ってベースソロ中心のアルバム出さないかなぁ
Bona's solo is not too much, it basically has nothing to do with the piece
Yeah, Bona's got talent up the wazoo but it sounds like he is just cramming as much as he can in there.
3:20 why ALWAYS this lick. ALWAYS!!! Totally out of context. Doesn't fit one bit. Every solo. Richard is an awesome bassist tho but his solos are tasteless to me. No comparison to the GOAT Jaco.
I agree 100 percent. Well said!
Bona has nowhere near the soloing sentiment of Jaco. Most of it is just fast showboating that doesn't touch the soul at all, and is frankly inappropriate for the piece. He played the melody and bassline nicely at least.
I agree 100 percent. Well said!
che sound
Lovely arrangement, one of the best Jaco compositions! Great musicians, and Richard Bona is really a master... BUT... well... this time he was REALLY TERRIBLE in his improvised solo... a bunch of random fast notes, not a single melody... seems like he's soloing over a completely different tune! No... this piece is pure melody... you must stick with a melody soloing, not a bebop-hero-like solo... sorry.
Totally agree. I did not understand Bona's solo at all.
@jim hutchison His technique is remarkable and he should be famous but, geez, slow it down and put some tenderness into it. That's what I get from the original composition.
That's how I feel about Coltrane as well. Brilliant composer! And exquisite technique but I get fatigued listening to him endlessly rattling away.
Beautiful arrangement
But i prefer Peter Erskine on drums !!
I dont kno who this was but i agree!!!!!!!
Poor camera shit. .
Very talented musicians. Bona is one of the best Bass Player. But, they totally chopped the crap out of the original. Too much noodling around, terrible.
Bof !