What even is the deal with these archives? Why didn't they upload these videos in the first place? I understand some of them have camera or audio issues, but this here is just pure tiny desk quality.
@@Bonifratz I think this was before they started regularly uploading the concerts on youtube. I remember seeing this when I was really young on their website.
Josh, your comment is so important! Since the times of the trio shown above, Julian has gone from a young prodigy to one of the most brilliant, complete musicians alive.
For those wondering, the percussionist is called Tupac Mantilla. Some years ago I took a class with him in my music college in Bogotá, Colombia, and he was a very good teacher as well.
No way, I've been looking for this concert for years ever since Gary Burton's one where it's mentioned in the description that the Julian Lage trio had visited the Tiny Desk. And now i learn that the reason I couldn't find it was because it never made it to youtube?? lol nevermind it's here now
Extraordinary playing, Lage's style is really unique. Mantilla is also crazy expressive on the percussion, he reaches some Trilok Gurtu heights there. The chemistry between the trio of them and the relaxed atmosphere with total mastery executed apparently effortlessly makes this top shelf Tiny Desk material.
My god this is beautiful. I feel like Julian is one of the ambassadors of jazz for the new generation. His feel is a joy to experience and the enjoyment of making music he emanates really cuts through that "capital J Jazz" that so many young musicians are intimidated by (myself included). Such an inspiration. And MY GOD the percussionist is astounding. I really need to explore his works as well. So glad to have found this.
Its so refressing to see a Jazz guitarist enjoying himself .. When I attempted Jazz school I actually was told not to move and emote and had points deducted at my Jury for "Over Performing" .. Julian is JOY!
Julian definitely studied with Jim Hall and Pat studied with Jim too. So perhaps they sound alike partly because they had the same teacher? Julian's sound has changed a lot over the past 10+ years though.
Pro photographer speaking. For those of us who would have enjoyed seeing more of his work on the fretboard, you should’ve considered both light source and camera angles before the session.
I feel you, but I think that's because it's easier for us mere mortal guitar players to relate to this sound (and only the sound, the playing... well, that's a whole other story). IMHO, the boldness Julian brought playing more exotic instruments to jazz enthusiast ears are quite a signature of his uniqueness (as are those bends such as the one in 4:43 haha). When he picked up that Guild lately I missed his Tele sound, we're always behind :D (and that tells a lot about the genius he is).
@@magibatalla He's one of my favorite players but I just didn't dig his last two albums as much. Not because they are "modern" I mean, I listen to guitarist such as Lund, Rosenwinkel, Moreno and many more to me they are more out there than Julian. When I refer to his Archtop soon I was referring to his style of playing at the time. Really enjoyed his performance of "Emily" and "We'll Meet Again" though. He'll always be an inspiration to me and I'm looking forward to his next musical project. Seguro los dos hablamos español y andamos de huevones hablando inglishki
@@alangonzalezmartinez8189 Saludos, Alan! Lo importante es entendernos sea cual sea el idioma :) Entendi que te referías al estilo, sí, y creo que lo que comenté sigue siendo válido. Julian tocando la Tele me parece más anárquico y vanguardista (no en el sentido "out there" que tu apuntas a respecto de los tipos con un lenguaje más oblícuo que el de Julian), menos preocupado con la pureza del sonido y la pulcritud técnica y más por la aventura de encontrar caminos y forzar sus propios límites dentro de contextos musicales más "crudos" (harmonias más simples, que reflejan su proximidad al folk, bluegrass...). Yo también amo su estilo más "clásico", pero en mi caso lo que me cautivó fue esa actitud arrojada que descubrí en Arclight. Un privilegio ser contemporaneos de su genio, en cualquier caso. Un abrazo y disculpa si escribí algo raro, últimamente solo uso el portugués :$
I'm soaked with beautiful performances. What a beautiful performance. I am a nameless busker who I do not know yet, but I will try to become a musician who people love someday. I support your music life and wish you good health and happiness.
Drumming, both loose and exotically rhythmic. I hear flavors of retro jazz and exotic samba. Lage's guitar speaks loud and clear and on occasions starts sermoning, dipped into musical sauce of melodies and super harmonies. Bass is accurately complimentary and adds personality to a surprisingly calm and passingly violent musical repertoire. Overall, a tubful of energy, passion and skill.
@@therainman7777 Well, hello to you too. I also have something I wrote recently on Bach. Care to read and tell me if that too is not normal. Though, let me warn you in advance, it is not. Let me know and have a good day..
@@therainman7777 And also you are right, I do use an awful amount of adjectives and, you know, adverbs too. But it's not because I wanna sound smart or something, it's because I like it. Simple. But I appreciate your honesty. And I was serious about Bach. In case, you are interested in that sort of thing. And again, have a nice day, rainman777,the. -+
That first piece combines so much of I like about Ralf Towner, John Ambercrombie, and Steve Tibbetts, but -- of course! -- it takes off in a uniquely Lage-ian way...
You didn’t post it when you recorded it cause it’s like meh he’s just some jazz guy, we have Anderson pack coming in next week. And while I love pack to death I hope you remember to keep posting fresh jazz faces, while the content is new. JL is on a whole different level now.
So after they filmed this one were they like "alright awesome, so just keep an eye on the TH-cam channel and it should be up about 9 years from now"
What even is the deal with these archives? Why didn't they upload these videos in the first place? I understand some of them have camera or audio issues, but this here is just pure tiny desk quality.
@@Bonifratz they used to be on the NPR website I think
@@Bonifratz I think this was before they started regularly uploading the concerts on youtube. I remember seeing this when I was really young on their website.
can't find a reasonable motive for not posting this before. anyway, thankful for them posting it now.
Ya it's been on the website for years I've watched it there about a million times
You guys need to bring Julian again. His latest work is pure gem
I love Julian’s playing but wow gotta take a second to appreciate this percussionist!
I had the same thought
And his name is Tupac Mantilla, it cant get better than this
Agreed! This whole band is fantastic!
He's a Colombia percusionista called Tupac
Yep
Please bring him back for a second time when you get the opportunity!
^ This!!
Yes would love to see his modern material in this setting (so I can share it to all my friends)
There’s a tiny desk concert with him and Gary burton in duo that’s amazing
Josh, your comment is so important! Since the times of the trio shown above, Julian has gone from a young prodigy to one of the most brilliant, complete musicians alive.
I just love how they have total control of their dynamics. The level of contrast that they achieve is incredible.
For those wondering, the percussionist is called Tupac Mantilla. Some years ago I took a class with him in my music college in Bogotá, Colombia, and he was a very good teacher as well.
No way, I've been looking for this concert for years ever since Gary Burton's one where it's mentioned in the description that the Julian Lage trio had visited the Tiny Desk. And now i learn that the reason I couldn't find it was because it never made it to youtube?? lol nevermind it's here now
It's boring.
Extraordinary playing, Lage's style is really unique. Mantilla is also crazy expressive on the percussion, he reaches some Trilok Gurtu heights there. The chemistry between the trio of them and the relaxed atmosphere with total mastery executed apparently effortlessly makes this top shelf Tiny Desk material.
0:11 - *Welcoming Committee* (5:50)
6:20 - *However* (11:04)
12:20 - *Untitled (No.24)* (15:57)
the 3rd song s called "The Settlement"
This was 12 years ago, and still one of the best Tiny Desk events ever... thanks Tom Boilen, and thanks Julian Lage.
Everyone playing seems to be in a state of pure joy. An absolute pleasure to watch this.
I saw Julian playing solo once in Groningen, NL, at a festival. Absolutely mesmerizing
My god this is beautiful. I feel like Julian is one of the ambassadors of jazz for the new generation. His feel is a joy to experience and the enjoyment of making music he emanates really cuts through that "capital J Jazz" that so many young musicians are intimidated by (myself included). Such an inspiration. And MY GOD the percussionist is astounding. I really need to explore his works as well. So glad to have found this.
This is too perfect! They play like one instrument... and Julian with that Manzer sounds terrific!
Its so refressing to see a Jazz guitarist enjoying himself .. When I attempted Jazz school I actually was told not to move and emote and had points deducted at my Jury for "Over Performing" .. Julian is JOY!
Those faces! They truly love this.
love the fact that's only 720p, gives the old school feelings
Julian Is MY FAVORITE Modern JAZZ GUITARIST
Better late than never! Man...his playing is so deep. Amazing trio.
This really was the early day of npr , I recognise that corner , nice to see the early incarnation of Julian Lage , he deserves another spot
So you're telling me I've spent months thinking I found a gem before Tiny Desk only to find out he did one nearly a decade prior.
Love Julian Lage, just love him! He is so special and unique, totally inspiring.
One of the most memorable minutes of music I’ve ever hear, feel blessed. Thank you NPR
He has such a lovely tone and blissful melodies. Reminds me of Pat Metheny.
He studied with Pat right?
Wow I didn't know that!
@@jacobdejongh9042 Did he? I thought it was Jim Hall..
I think Pat used to play a lot with Julian when he was just a kid
Julian definitely studied with Jim Hall and Pat studied with Jim too. So perhaps they sound alike partly because they had the same teacher? Julian's sound has changed a lot over the past 10+ years though.
What a command, range, dynamics and tone
All those smiles only musicians understand, love it.
The audio production is amazing now, but there is something so special about these one mic shows.
I will never not love the faces guitarist make. 😂😍❤️
Did not expect that fire when I started this
Is this his best guitar sound? Absolutely beautiful.
That one phone ringing at 5:46 was perfect :’)
You guys need to have him back please
speechless.. all three of them are magnificent
Thank you for releasing this gem.
Makes me happy to watch julian play, this cheered me up right now hahha love the man
Beautiful performance, they do look like having so much fun!
Now this is dynamics at it's finest!
Good for him. He is much much better now, and that’s incredible.
I wasn’t feeling like listening to music for sometime but this was such a fresh start. Such inspiring musicians. Phenomenal control.
i had no idea that this is what i've been waiting for all these years
What a great trio! I particularly love Tupac Mantilla on percussion.
NPR is holding out the jazz on us
Bring Julian back!!!
This percussionist is unreal!
Do you know his name???
I love this ensemble set-up. Bright Sized Life vibes. And, Julian a monster as always. Same with the rest of the band!
Old but Gold
Thank you so much for uploading this!! it's such a treasure archive! please bring him back for another concert :)
Geees! What a stellar performance. Three incredibly talented musicians! Love the “brushes “!!👍✌️😊🙏🏼🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎶
And this is why I keep all notifications on from this channel lol
The guy running the sound board is a genius, not enough is said about this.
To be fair, It’s said by someone in every comment section of every Tiny Desk performance.
@@herrrmike really? I sure hope so. Underrated heroes.
This is truly Masterclass!
can´t wipe the smile off my face watching this
The algorithm works in strange ways .....and what a wonderful journey this is
Beautiful! Love this trio. So stoked Dave King has been playing with Julian. I've watched the live version of Prehensile Dream like 10,000 times. 😂
This is next level. So beautiful
The tone and vibes is perfect for this monday am!
Amazing sound and harmony all over!!
Superb! I just love the dynamics of this trio.
Pro photographer speaking. For those of us who would have enjoyed seeing more of his work on the fretboard, you should’ve considered both light source and camera angles before the session.
...what a good surprise! Great talents here... now stars!
Thanks for upload this
idk who/what i’m watching or y i clicked but it’s with it
Tank you very much tiny desk for uploading this great musicians merci beaucoup
Bring him back!
Woah!!! I saw this back in the day and have been looking for it since. Thank you for bringing it back to us!
julian's so special
How has this never been released until now?!
It was on the website, just not TH-cam
What a great trio. That percussionist tho!!
I miss Julian's sound with his Archtop.
I feel you, but I think that's because it's easier for us mere mortal guitar players to relate to this sound (and only the sound, the playing... well, that's a whole other story). IMHO, the boldness Julian brought playing more exotic instruments to jazz enthusiast ears are quite a signature of his uniqueness (as are those bends such as the one in 4:43 haha). When he picked up that Guild lately I missed his Tele sound, we're always behind :D (and that tells a lot about the genius he is).
@@magibatalla He's one of my favorite players but I just didn't dig his last two albums as much. Not because they are "modern" I mean, I listen to guitarist such as Lund, Rosenwinkel, Moreno and many more to me they are more out there than Julian. When I refer to his Archtop soon I was referring to his style of playing at the time. Really enjoyed his performance of "Emily" and "We'll Meet Again" though. He'll always be an inspiration to me and I'm looking forward to his next musical project. Seguro los dos hablamos español y andamos de huevones hablando inglishki
@@alangonzalezmartinez8189 Saludos, Alan! Lo importante es entendernos sea cual sea el idioma :) Entendi que te referías al estilo, sí, y creo que lo que comenté sigue siendo válido. Julian tocando la Tele me parece más anárquico y vanguardista (no en el sentido "out there" que tu apuntas a respecto de los tipos con un lenguaje más oblícuo que el de Julian), menos preocupado con la pureza del sonido y la pulcritud técnica y más por la aventura de encontrar caminos y forzar sus propios límites dentro de contextos musicales más "crudos" (harmonias más simples, que reflejan su proximidad al folk, bluegrass...). Yo también amo su estilo más "clásico", pero en mi caso lo que me cautivó fue esa actitud arrojada que descubrí en Arclight. Un privilegio ser contemporaneos de su genio, en cualquier caso. Un abrazo y disculpa si escribí algo raro, últimamente solo uso el portugués :$
@@magibatalla todo bien. Agree to disagree. El Arclight es mi favorito
Excellent trio....Congratulation!!
That percussion set up is phenomenal!
I'm soaked with beautiful performances. What a beautiful performance. I am a nameless busker who I do not know yet, but I will try to become a musician who people love someday. I support your music life and wish you good health and happiness.
Worldclass playing
They all are (as well as myself,) but that drummer REALLY seems to be enjoying himself!
At first I thought the percussionist was hitting that bongas with slippers
The whole gang is right in the pocket. Amazing
Drumming, both loose and exotically rhythmic. I hear flavors of retro jazz and exotic samba. Lage's guitar speaks loud and clear and on occasions starts sermoning, dipped into musical sauce of melodies and super harmonies. Bass is accurately complimentary and adds personality to a surprisingly calm and passingly violent musical repertoire. Overall, a tubful of energy, passion and skill.
You try too hard with your writing. It’s like you crammed in as many adjectives as possible to try to sound smart. Just write normally.
@@therainman7777 Well, hello to you too. I also have something I wrote recently on Bach. Care to read and tell me if that too is not normal. Though, let me warn you in advance, it is not. Let me know and have a good day..
@@therainman7777 And also you are right, I do use an awful amount of adjectives and, you know, adverbs too. But it's not because I wanna sound smart or something, it's because I like it. Simple. But I appreciate your honesty. And I was serious about Bach. In case, you are interested in that sort of thing. And again, have a nice day, rainman777,the. -+
What a genius and soulful human and musician.
The desk in this concert was so tiny that we almost missed it!!! thank god we didn't!
Beautiful music!
That percussionist is every bands dream drummer. You know, one that knows when to shut the f up!
Jokes aside, these guys really are phenomenal.
YOU WERE KEEPING THIS FROM US!?!?!?!?!
Wow... Wish I was there
That first piece combines so much of I like about Ralf Towner, John Ambercrombie, and Steve Tibbetts, but -- of course! -- it takes off in a uniquely Lage-ian way...
perfection
Exactly what I needed
Sobrenatural también el joven Julian, el AMO del cotarro.
Why’d this take so long to get published looool
This is like an updated Bright Size Life to my uneducated ear.
why did we have to wait so long for this ????! awesome !!
You didn’t post it when you recorded it cause it’s like meh he’s just some jazz guy, we have Anderson pack coming in next week. And while I love pack to death I hope you remember to keep posting fresh jazz faces, while the content is new. JL is on a whole different level now.
awesome
Awesome, bloody awesome, ... 🎶👌💖👍🤘
Thanks for sharing..
Percussion is amazing! All of it, but that!!!
wow
Can we bring Julian back on sometime?
Great playing guys
People were not ready to see this video 10 years before.
"But usually, you can safely make a note to yourself to check in about that kid in, say, 10 years."
Given the context, this is hilarious.