@@J3unG I agree with you 100% a thousand times over! In the jazz scene, there's a tendency to overrate someone once they've gained recognition, but your objective perspective and insight are exactly what's needed.
Just in case you somehow see this message Pat, I want you to know you got fans all the way down here in Adelaide South Australia. Everyone at my jazz course here adores your work, I love how beautifully melodic and distinct your style is, while also being virtuosic. In my opinion you're up there with the greats, like Coltrane, Parker, etc. I just love hearing you play dude, especially how you merge jazz and video game music as well (I LOVE the version you did of Mauville city, and the accordion guy in that band was cookin so hard in it I actually went and got myself an accordion and am tryna learn it as well as piano). Keep it up!!
Also from adelaide, very funny to scroll down and see this comment because I was just wondering whether Pat is planning to come down here any time. Would definitely love to see him live.
From beginning to end, wow. This is what I love to see. The collaboration, excellent solos from everyone and on one of the most feared tunes of all time. I’ll be listening to this repeatedly!
No one has energy like Pat and his groups. His trio blew my mind in Austin. This just blew my mind, and I heard it from a couple thousand miles away. KICKASS.
Hi Patrick, I really like this Version. It honors the legacy on one side and at the same time you all add original burning solos. Perfect understanding within your quartet is also nice to see and hear.
Great ❤ Have just finished listening to a short, original performance of "Giant Steps" by Caleb Arredondo, a young, multi-talented phenom of extraordinary imagination and creative insight. I wanted Caleb to extend his altophonic monolog of "Giant Steps"; you will perhaps, too, after listening to him 🎶
The fact that we get to hear these 4 super talented musicians play (especially that guy with the trombone lookin thing!! he was killing it) for free on youtube just blows my mind!! Thank you for sharing your awesome sound with us!!
How did you find that band?!! Those cats are brilliant. Good stuff. Inspiring! Thank you. P.S...exiting the stage during the piano solo was a class act move bro.
From what I can hear without transcribing it, it sounds similar to a symmetric pattern Coltrane does over the diminished scale, on blue train I believe. It's just using different notes but the same pattern that you hear commonly quoted. Either way, it's a killer lick.
Major triads in major thirds with a chromatic approach tone above. Can also analyse it as ‘augmented scale’ pattern but probably easier to think of as just the triads.
Fuckin' kid on piano sounds good. He figured out the 2-5-1s on most of the tune. He did it proper. Nice. One thing though...why the fk do people play it like they're hanging on a train that's about to go off the rails? But then again, all the Japanese players play that way these days, no?
Another video to watch 200 times.
😂🙏🏾
Haha, exactly!
facctssss banger !!!
Only?
Might as well transcribe.
Remember if it says live in Tokyo, you’re in for an insane listening experience
This might be one of the most cohesive, patient, and melodic versions of Giant Steps I’ve ever heard.
Yup!
자연스텝 많이 안 들어봤구낭ㅎㅎ... 이거보다 멜로딕한 버젼 훨씬 많은데?ㅋ 이건 솔직히 좀 아쉬운 수준이얌... after you've gone에서 보인 수준 기대했거든
Nah. Same as always. Too fast and square. There's a certain you're 'supposed to play it' and this is one of them.
@@J3unG I agree with you 100% a thousand times over! In the jazz scene, there's a tendency to overrate someone once they've gained recognition, but your objective perspective and insight are exactly what's needed.
@@J3unG Even Bill Evans and Charlie Parker definitely have plenty of terrible recordings, but no one ever points it out, lol.
Just in case you somehow see this message Pat, I want you to know you got fans all the way down here in Adelaide South Australia. Everyone at my jazz course here adores your work, I love how beautifully melodic and distinct your style is, while also being virtuosic. In my opinion you're up there with the greats, like Coltrane, Parker, etc. I just love hearing you play dude, especially how you merge jazz and video game music as well (I LOVE the version you did of Mauville city, and the accordion guy in that band was cookin so hard in it I actually went and got myself an accordion and am tryna learn it as well as piano).
Keep it up!!
Thank you! I need to get down to Australia before I leave this side of the world... gotta make it happen!
@@PatrickBartleyMusic That'd be awesome. Is there anywhere we can keep an eye on for an announcement if that ends up going ahead? (come visit Sydney!)
Also from adelaide, very funny to scroll down and see this comment because I was just wondering whether Pat is planning to come down here any time. Would definitely love to see him live.
lol Adelaide here too. Emile Ryjoch is a really good saxophonist around these parts.
@@PatrickBartleyMusic Please don't forget your Sydney fans either (and maybe drop in to see The Consouls st the same time)
Patrick Bartley masterclass number 251 😮😮😮
Giant steps but it's Patrick Bartley
I love jazz memes
Yuji Ito impressive on the GIANT violin
😆
What a warrior of the Art! Thank you Patrick and mates for delighting us 🤩
top tier giant steps
I'high rn i've seen them bend time in a physical way
everyday i am grateful i live in the same era as patrick bartley
Giant sound! 👏 🔥 Thank you for this wonderful upload 💖
Thank you!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 everyone went in, especially loved the attentive piano comping
From beginning to end, wow. This is what I love to see. The collaboration, excellent solos from everyone and on one of the most feared tunes of all time. I’ll be listening to this repeatedly!
Sugoi!
Incredible Musicianship 🙌🏿
Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤
Damn he was right those steps do be giant
that bass was so good i could hear it all the way from France!
I'd definitely come if you ever go there again!!
the long drum solo towards the end was just mesmerizing
No one has energy like Pat and his groups. His trio blew my mind in Austin. This just blew my mind, and I heard it from a couple thousand miles away. KICKASS.
Thanks Patrick, thanks guys❤
This man knows giant steps inside and out
Stellar performance from the great virtuoso players of our time.
Great big sound killer tone.
Liquid fire from Heaven.
🎵🎷🌞👍🏾
Everyone in the band is absolutely MURDERING it 🔥🔥🔥 So good!!
Killing dude!!!!!!!!!! The opening statement of your solo is profound - letting notes hang, making real musical statements. Yes sir!
Hi Patrick, I really like this Version. It honors the legacy on one side and at the same time you all add original burning solos. Perfect understanding within your quartet is also nice to see and hear.
This is simply amazing! A fantastic rhythm section too!
These are some great steps
Amazing perfomance and sax playing. All I can say is "wow" =)
THAT was AMAAAAAAZZZING!!!😮
your tone is so strong 😮
凄い！
素晴らしい！
Everything Patrick touches is classic.
It's all memes and games until you hear an amazing rendition like this! Wow!
The last person I've seen cook this hard was Walter White
whoaaaa whole band sounded unreal
Man i dont know how cats think this fast. I get above 180 and my brain is just like ya nope 😂
They practice so much that they aren't thinking, it's scary lol
Damn that toooonne, That atttaaaccckkkk, that syncopatioooooon
What an absolute masterclass
I gotta make it out to Tokyo to watch a show before I move to Italy damn
Legend ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amazing
Incredible. You are an inspiration.
Excellent.
Magnificent. I love it so much
ベースソロいいね😊
Yooo I love this! The energy is just so inspiring, keep on!
great performance！
So glad to hear you play again! Welcome back, my man!
Awesome!
Cool!
Wow!!
dude. just, dude! i'm flabbergasted
YEAH MAN!
Magnífica interpretación!!!!
Great ❤
Have just finished listening to a short, original performance of "Giant Steps" by Caleb Arredondo, a young, multi-talented phenom of extraordinary imagination and creative insight.
I wanted Caleb to extend his altophonic monolog of "Giant Steps"; you will perhaps, too, after listening to him 🎶
❤️🔥
❤❤❤
WHAT!!😆
fucking goat holyyyyy, on repeat for the next week
pat bart + giant steps = 0.001 second click
3:15 !quote
what quote?
Patrick is a beast. Very Serious Jazz Master. What is his website.
nice
Mooooofooooooo 🫶🏻
5:23 Tommy Flanagan’s Lick
The fact that we get to hear these 4 super talented musicians play (especially that guy with the trombone lookin thing!! he was killing it) for free on youtube just blows my mind!! Thank you for sharing your awesome sound with us!!
"Giant Steps" - Patrick Bartley: my favourite kind of clickbait
1:34 ベースの入りが🎊
How did you find that band?!! Those cats are brilliant. Good stuff. Inspiring! Thank you. P.S...exiting the stage during the piano solo was a class act move bro.
family guy giant steps moments
What's the lick at 3:39? Can't put a name on it...
From what I can hear without transcribing it, it sounds similar to a symmetric pattern Coltrane does over the diminished scale, on blue train I believe. It's just using different notes but the same pattern that you hear commonly quoted. Either way, it's a killer lick.
Hoe down
Major triads in major thirds with a chromatic approach tone above. Can also analyse it as ‘augmented scale’ pattern but probably easier to think of as just the triads.
Blues and the Abstract Truth/Oliver Nelson is a deep well of inspiration.
I hate giant steps! The harmony is just not my thing. Guess I only like small steps XD
But I listened cause its Pat who once again smashed it 😅
medio corte compañero me dejai'chascón
Ogchamp
Is that an Alto sax with a tenor neck ?
Or this guy must be a giant 😃😃😃
Tenor looks like alto on him
Great playing though
I hear glimmers of Kenny G in his playing [that's Kenny Garrett, not the other fake one].
This is legal to play like that? Coltrane would be happy to hear it!
amazing performance as always. will the sitdown livestreams ever be making a return?
More like a little step for Pat.
Good version however giant steps always just sounds like a racket to me. Too many changes
Perhaps you hear it as 'Falling down the steps'
Skill issue, your ear just isn’t at that level yet
音使いにあんま魅力を感じないwww
Fuckin' kid on piano sounds good. He figured out the 2-5-1s on most of the tune. He did it proper. Nice.
One thing though...why the fk do people play it like they're hanging on a train that's about to go off the rails? But then again, all the Japanese players play that way these days, no?