Just when you think that the boundaries of musical language have been reached.......your ears discover a new dimension. Buzzing energy between 3 fabulous folks
Great stuff. 00:16 -- Dear Someone 03:56 -- How Mountain Girls Can Love 21:31 -- Some Tyrant 33:30 -- Porch Light 45:14 -- Where The Soul Of Man Never Dies 1:01:00 -- Miss Manhattan 1:06:04 -- Come on Up to the House
Should it be called "I'm With Him"? lol ! The smile on the face of the talented Sarah Jarosz speaks for itself ... In a boat called musical phenomenon there would be a place reserved for all three! Thank God for this amazinbg generation .
In case anyone's wondering what Sarah's split-second reaction moment is that Chris talks about, I'm pretty sure it's the infinitesimally small finger twitch at 44:17 where the chord change would happen if it were a half-length intro... Slick.
I wish the camera had focussed on Sarah's lead during "Mountain Girls". This is a great class in harmony singing, lots of great pointers and tips by some of the best...
I love this video and its companions. These people are young, really accomplished and nicely articulate about it. Yes, yes,, yes with camera misappropriation. Can't help but think whoever was directing assumed the cool many-note solo had to be from Thile despite looking at what Thile was doing -- he was playing rhythm -- and hearing Jarosz's solo in a range and timber that clearly wasn't Thile's mandolin. Ah, who knows. A shame though. She's a fine player.
Great masterclass/Q&A/whatever you want to call it. Very helpful in learning to sing with others! I especially like the advice to put on an album you know and just sing along- that's pretty much how I learned to sing harmony- and to get involved with vocal ensembles in your community, as there really is so much out there to discover. Love the performances too of course. These people are so talented. I especially liked "Miss Manhattan" towards the end- I liked seeing Aoife mouthing along to Chris's part, ha! He did the same to her part when they performed it on APHC (as seen under their TH-cam channel). Sarah and Aoife sound really great together too, it's cool that Sarah studied under Aoife at a music camp when she was younger.
This is so, so helpful - this is fascinating and just so rich, and I wanted to thank everyone who provided this content - a lesson from such generous young experts who are willing to share -- no way to adequately thank them!
So good to see Aoife nominated for three Grammy’s this year! I don’t recall if she has been before but with Sara having won 3 I’m glad Aoife has the recognition!
A friend once said to me at a festival, after hearing some awesome playing, on the level of these musicians here, "I don't know whether to go practice, or just go home and cut all my fingers off!". She was kidding of course. But the point was made.
Wonderful show, and it will help people! I'm surprised that a simple explanation of how harmony actually works wasn't given. They could have done it and demonstrated it in less than 2 minutes.
Ever notice how Thile uses about 3/4" of the pick for picking the strings? Cool - some teachers tell you to "choke up" on the pick and use very little pick, just the very tip. I think this is wrong advice for loud, fast picking. Bryan Sutton uses a lot of pick, too.
Trunk McEight Good thing to work on - lets the top move as freely as possible. Old habit of pinky anchoring is hard for me to break though. Try keeping your fingers closed in a fist for more volume too.
I swear that there are some arschlochs who live on the Death Star as it travels through the Black Holes in the Dark Web that just cruise YT to rage with thumbs down on anything that others like. I could just spit!
This always happens at these kind of things. They should know that they have to repeat the questions from the audience, because we can’t hear it. Ahhrg!
BTW, the only way anyone can sing Johnny Cash's "I've Been Everywhere" is to write down the lyrics and then use it as a crib sheet. Ridiculus. So ridiculus. Bless y'all. Skaggs & Rice covers will be found and celebrated.
Just when you think that the boundaries of musical language have been reached.......your ears discover a new dimension. Buzzing energy between 3 fabulous folks
there are no boundaries to musical language
Great stuff.
00:16 -- Dear Someone
03:56 -- How Mountain Girls Can Love
21:31 -- Some Tyrant
33:30 -- Porch Light
45:14 -- Where The Soul Of Man Never Dies
1:01:00 -- Miss Manhattan
1:06:04 -- Come on Up to the House
Thanks for this Kyle, super helpful!
Thanks
Should it be called "I'm With Him"? lol ! The smile on the face of the talented Sarah Jarosz speaks for itself ... In a boat called musical phenomenon there would be a place reserved for all three! Thank God for this amazinbg generation .
Love this! Thanks Aoife, Sarah, and Chris.
This is eargasmic. It sounds old, it sounds new and it's a joy to watch.
Eargasmic! You sir are a genius.
Talent and Humility is keypoint of these three exceptional Musicians.
Beautiful behind the scenes gives me even more respect for these skilled entertainers, when I never imaged could happen.
In case anyone's wondering what Sarah's split-second reaction moment is that Chris talks about, I'm pretty sure it's the infinitesimally small finger twitch at 44:17 where the chord change would happen if it were a half-length intro... Slick.
Nick Siepmann Good eye. Thanks for pointing that out!
I wish the camera had focussed on Sarah's lead during "Mountain Girls". This is a great class in harmony singing, lots of great pointers and tips by some of the best...
I love this video and its companions. These people are young, really accomplished and nicely articulate about it. Yes, yes,, yes with camera misappropriation. Can't help but think whoever was directing assumed the cool many-note solo had to be from Thile despite looking at what Thile was doing -- he was playing rhythm -- and hearing Jarosz's solo in a range and timber that clearly wasn't Thile's mandolin. Ah, who knows. A shame though. She's a fine player.
These people are amazing! They make me glad to be alive at this time.
Great insight into how the minds truly gifted people work. All I could think about was wish they would come sing on my front porch.
Great masterclass/Q&A/whatever you want to call it. Very helpful in learning to sing with others! I especially like the advice to put on an album you know and just sing along- that's pretty much how I learned to sing harmony- and to get involved with vocal ensembles in your community, as there really is so much out there to discover.
Love the performances too of course. These people are so talented. I especially liked "Miss Manhattan" towards the end- I liked seeing Aoife mouthing along to Chris's part, ha! He did the same to her part when they performed it on APHC (as seen under their TH-cam channel). Sarah and Aoife sound really great together too, it's cool that Sarah studied under Aoife at a music camp when she was younger.
This is what we call MUSIC. Awesome talented people. Thank you for uploading.
Wow, i need to start practicing. This was so much fun. Thanks.
This is so, so helpful - this is fascinating and just so rich, and I wanted to thank everyone who provided this content - a lesson from such generous young experts who are willing to share -- no way to adequately thank them!
So good to see Aoife nominated for three Grammy’s this year! I don’t recall if she has been before but with Sara having won 3 I’m glad Aoife has the recognition!
A friend once said to me at a festival, after hearing some awesome playing, on the level of these musicians here, "I don't know whether to go practice, or just go home and cut all my fingers off!".
She was kidding of course. But the point was made.
Lmao!!
Practice! Practice is the life-affirming response!
It's so bautiful. Im so happy that i can listen it. Best wishes from german village remblinghausen
Phenomenal clinic-concert by these three magical artists!!
I'm so glad these are available!
This is wonderful!
So much talent on that stage.
Enlightening! Enjoyed "listening" to their collaboration.
Thank you for doing this! good vibes on stage :) hope to see you folks live one day
This is precious.
18:07 voice memo everything
LOL, I just need to remember to go back and listen to what I have recorded!
My favorite part is still 44:22 (but it happens at 44:24) - Sarah’s face when Chris just stops playing and interrupts “😧” 😂😂
"So, this is how i throw lightning..." -Zeus, on that stage.
What an enjoyable and helpful session! Thank you so much for sharing this.
This is SO good! I've been sharing it with all and sundry...
I'm glad someone made a mistake at 3:27. I was beginning to think they were perfect. These are three of the best.
Just incredible...all of them. Alone or together...
2:42 aoife’s vocal turn GOT ME
It's a miracle the stage didn't collapse ;-)
Durn, they can sing--so awesome.
Beautiful artist and such charming people and so talented
This just such a good and informative video, thanks for posting this
This is great! Thanks for posting this.
There expertise is priceless 👏👏👏☮️
I'm ecstatic I found this!
omg I can't believe I missed this!!
this is so fucking awesome
3 of my faves
Wonderful show, and it will help people! I'm surprised that a simple explanation of how harmony actually works wasn't given. They could have done it and demonstrated it in less than 2 minutes.
Aoife's song Porch Light!
It was amazing.
#nextlevel Soooo good.
"Your brain is so unbelievably powerful that your body withers under its complete attention. " Love. 31:32
So many difficult names on one stage
fabulous
Ever notice how Thile uses about 3/4" of the pick for picking the strings? Cool - some teachers tell you to "choke up" on the pick and use very little pick, just the very tip. I think this is wrong advice for loud, fast picking. Bryan Sutton uses a lot of pick, too.
Trunk McEight Good thing to work on - lets the top move as freely as possible. Old habit of pinky anchoring is hard for me to break though. Try keeping your fingers closed in a fist for more volume too.
The Punch Siblings has a nice sound .
They know Kate Rusby!!!
58:35 I can only imagine he is talking about Yo-Yo Ma here lol
Awesome!!!!!!
This was certainly time well spent; any consideration to making it a download for a reasonable sum?
you can download it yourself using a downloading software.
Jim's videos you can download it directly from TH-cam. :)
Try YTD downloader
Hello, can someone tell me... is Sarah playing an eight string guitar? Thank you.
It's an octave mandolin
th-cam.com/video/Hpd9QgQEQ2E/w-d-xo.html
Scrolling through the comments looking specifically for this question! Thanks!
Oh my God. Just oh my god.
This one and the Punch Brothers session... there's a slight crackle of clipping on my end. Or maybe it's the crummy ChromeBook.
"Voice memo everthing" Hear, hear! Huzzah! Prost!
What does "voice memo everything" mean? It sounds like some kind of way to improve singing or playing, but I don't understand what he is saying to do.
Jumping Jehoshaphat that was good.
Muy bueno!
Jarosz - Ya-Rosh :)
Thanks for the upload. What is the instrument Sarah is playing?
From another You tube upload, I read, "mandocello.".
21:37 - einfach genial
When will Chris marry A'oiffe?
Not any time soon. They're both spoken for.
What's up with that guitar Sarah Jarosz plays? (probably not a guitar, I'm guessing...)
Found it thanks to someone in another video, in case anyone is interested fletcherbrock.com/Photos.html#38
Octave mandolin
mondocello
Octave mandolin. th-cam.com/video/Hpd9QgQEQ2E/w-d-xo.html
I want to sing with them! But I would lip sync so I wouldn't ruin the sound.
who could sing any better than the late John Denver?
Young Folk Harmony!
😎😍🤩
I swear that there are some arschlochs who live on the Death Star as it travels through the Black Holes in the Dark Web that just cruise YT to rage with thumbs down on anything that others like. I could just spit!
Some arschlochs :D Bester Mann
Blue Grass has gotten rather BLUE ? Fershtae Younga? Stay tuned, whimperer, kenxqed♫ What-d-ya-mean,, to smart for the room? LOL kenx♫
This always happens at these kind of things. They should know that they have to repeat the questions from the audience, because we can’t hear it. Ahhrg!
First!
BTW, the only way anyone can sing Johnny Cash's "I've Been Everywhere" is to write down the lyrics and then use it as a crib sheet. Ridiculus. So ridiculus. Bless y'all. Skaggs & Rice covers will be found and celebrated.
I was alright with this up until the Miss manhattan song.