Astonishing. Absolutely astonishing. This is a beloved piece for me, and after 40 years of loving it, it is a joy to finally be able to see it. Thank you! Steve
whomever posted this, you gave me a second life with this overwhelming masterpiece and seeing the score makes it even more thrilling. with enormous gratitude.
Thank you for putting this video up with the transcription along with the original Keith Jarrett performance. I am learning the piece and this will help very much
Sublime and divine at the same time. I wonder what influenced Keith Jarrett, Who were/are his mentors? What influenced this piece. What was he imagining when he wrote it?? Was it written for anyone special..... Will he be touring to the UK. I really would love to see this man play live, soak up the atmosphere.
Of course it was fully improvised (except for the encore aka memories of tomorrow). Unfortunately he had 2 strokes some years ago and is unlikely to ever perform again (anyway he played such godly full improv solo concerts only in his prime in the 70s before moving on to a more conventional trio setup)
This is the piano improvisation of century. Hands down. -- could you kindly share a copy of the score? Or indicate how to get access to the score? Many thanks in advance !!!
I heard this the first time when I was 14 years old , now I am 44 and it only get‘s better through the years . Thank you Keith ❤
Astonishing. Absolutely astonishing. This is a beloved piece for me, and after 40 years of loving it, it is a joy to finally be able to see it. Thank you! Steve
Man, that section starting at 20:00 is just so incredible. Play that at my funeral.
Ditto !
I love this when I heard it fore the first time I knew I needed to be able to play it I have even taught my son how to play a bit.
18:45 and the seconds after , .... something between the Hammerklavier and the Rachmaninov Sonata ..... undescribably beautiful ......
whomever posted this, you gave me a second life with this overwhelming masterpiece and seeing the score makes it even more thrilling. with enormous gratitude.
This sound is so addictive. Don't you love how even the keys tremble at his touch...
100% this
21:11 and suddenly , .... Legend , History ..... forever .....
Yes! :) How about from 16:30 to 16:57 heavenly melody? He was in a trascendent state improvising this concert
Million thanks to you!!!
Thank you for putting this video up with the transcription along with the original Keith Jarrett performance. I am learning the piece and this will help very much
sublime!
Poruka ,, nastavi da gledaš " ! Šta ... note ? Sreća da mogu da slušam !!! Uživanje je gledati Keit Jarretta kako svira , ali ...
He said: „ a solo is good if I Never have to hear it again, it is bad if I never want to..“
This is amazing! How in the world did you ever transcribe this?!?
This is the "official" transcription. Jarrett himself approved it. It can be found on the Internet.
Terrible! You have failed to transcribe Keith's moaning and groaning. I'm still trying to figure out what key it is in.
It's in the key of Ahhhhhh.
Sublime and divine at the same time. I wonder what influenced Keith Jarrett, Who were/are his mentors? What influenced this piece. What was he imagining when he wrote it?? Was it written for anyone special..... Will he be touring to the UK. I really would love to see this man play live, soak up the atmosphere.
It wasn't written before the Concert...
Il semblerait d’après moi que ça été improvisé ,l’idéal serait de demander à l’auteur lui-même 🤗
@@sergiosergio7163This is the most famous Jazz improvision ever solt.
Of course it was fully improvised (except for the encore aka memories of tomorrow).
Unfortunately he had 2 strokes some years ago and is unlikely to ever perform again (anyway he played such godly full improv solo concerts only in his prime in the 70s before moving on to a more conventional trio setup)
ほぼ白鍵なのに驚きました。
Please, do you have part 2 ? Thanks. 🎉❤
Oracle. Michael Hedges would agree, I'm sure.
What a great comparison.
Great, but no part 2?
This is the piano improvisation of century. Hands down. -- could you kindly share a copy of the score? Or indicate how to get access to the score? Many thanks in advance !!!
It's for sale, ~20$
Who did the transcription? Great clean transcription.
Some Japanese geeks who got it approved by kj himself (available for ~20$)
I mean it's not like he had to read the music (that's a joke).
Импровизация в переводе на русский называется туфта
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C'est Richard Clayderman !
I hope this is meant to be a joke...
@@quikjip 😛
First part sounds like Joplin . . .
6:04