@@terryjohnson4634 I was actually referring to Chick and Hiromi, but yes, Lennon and McCartney, conjured up magical tunes, a treasure trove of master pieces.
Surprising that he says Lennon wrote it because we can clearly hear McCartney's melodic genius at work in this song and it was in fact written by McCartney
That is awesome! I love the creative use of a grand piano to produce sounds its inventors never imagined. Well worth 7.48 minutes of my Sunday morning! ❤️❤️❤️
Chick can certainly be forgiven for his mistake, but this song was written by Paul McCartney (in their later work, it was usually the Beatle who sang lead who wrote the song). Beatle-nerdiness aside, this is a beautiful tribute, and a lasting testament to Chick's musical genius!
it's very interesting, the difference in body language and style. chick corea is conservative in his expressions and playing, but definitely masterful. he was setting up hiromi for success at every step of the way. hiromi uehara seems ultra playful, keying off chick's playing. she seems daring or even risk taking in her playing style. she's amazingly good, but so different from chick. and she seems to express exactly what she's playing on the keys on her face. her body language adds an additional level to her musical performance IMO. i really like this combo!
ANOTHER Chick and Hiromi..ALWAYS awesome...YAY!!!!!! Get it in gear and do some MORE, you too! That's GOTTA be a whole ocean-full of FUN. ;-) SO much fun to listen too. Chick has definitely been one of my favorites for many years in the genre. Unless I'm mistaken, even Hiromi can make a mistake, first I've ever heard. Brilliant playing, as always, though, from both. Better to push the crap out of the envelope and make a mistake once in a blue moon than to just sit back and coast, which she could EASILY do, at her level.
Not that it matters much in the context of this brilliant rendition by Chick Corea and Hiromi, but 'Fool On the Hill' is very much a McCartney tune rather than Lennon as stated by Chick in the video.
I'd have to look it up, but it would surprise me if he were wrong, not saying he isn't. I wouldn't be surprised at all if he knew them personally, maybe just a senior moment, happens to all of us eventually.
This reminds me of how Lennon would get annoyed by musicians always playing "Yesterday" when he'd go to a restaurant because they thought he had written it 🤣
This is my all-time favourite Paul McCartney composition! You know, I wish Chick and Hiromi had done their version of Paul McCartney's, credited to Lennon/McCartney, classic "Step Inside Love" which was sadly never recorded by The Beatles. Paul gave it to "Cilla Black" to record and was the theme song to her UK Television show "Cilla" in 1967. "Step Inside Love" is the Jazziest composition Paul McCartney ever wrote. Fortunately, Paul, John and Ringo were recorded doing an impromptu jam on the classic during the "White Album" sessions and released on Anthology 3 in 1996. Man, they should have elbowed "Rocky Raccoon" and instead included "Step Inside Love"!
If J.S.Bach and W.A.Mozart got together and created art would Bach be the teacher because he was born before Mozart? Chick Corea has always been is my idol but Hiromi is a force of nature unique in time.
@@jasonlatour3403 I don't know why anyone would call them "teacher and student" simply because they're two musicians with a large age gap. One wasn't a student of the other, and since each is a world-class musician, I imagine they both found plenty of stimulation and challenge in the ideas fed to them by the other, as one naturally expects of players of that level.
There is definitely a mentor and protege dynamic here, although the relationship wasn't that close. Hiromi was just beginning to mature as a musician here, with fearsome technique and unbounded talent, whereas Corea had a mature voice and effortless confidence. The music here is wonderful, as is the mutual respect and passing of the torch.
I understand damping the string to get the one sound, but does anyone know how Chick is getting that other "ringing" overtone sound on several of those notes @ 7:20 and the next few seconds (very obvious on the final note)? I can't, for the life of me, figure out how he is doing it. Maybe a damp, and quick lift, or partially damping a sympathetic overtone frequency? Not a sound I've heard anyone else accomplish, to date. Not terribly surprising I hear Chick doing it first.
@@rickschaut8366 Thanks Rick, makes sense, I should have figured this out on my own, but didn't. ;-) Sounds like it could make some pretty raucous sounds on a non-fretted string instrument like the violin (on down) if you aren't really accurate with string stopping placements.
Start by damping the strings at the 3rd, 5th and 7th intervals. Don't ask me how, but I'd put money on it that if you can figure out how to get that right, you'll be well on your way. Hopefully I provided you - at the very least - with something to experiment with. I only own a keyboard and a guitar, so I can't say whether it'll work 100%.
"The Fool on the Hill" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles from their 1967 EP and album Magical Mystery Tour. It was written and sung by Paul McCartney and credited to the Lennon-McCartney partnership. The lyrics describe the titular "fool", a solitary figure who is not understood by others, but is actually wise. McCartney said the idea for the song was inspired by the Dutch design collective the Fool, who derived their name from the tarot card of the same name, and possibly by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
What? I thought that the Fool On The Hill was Jesus Christ And Calvary's Mount. God The Son, paying the ransom for those who fall short of perfection! So what direction do you wanna look? I read The Holy Book, His Story His Victory over death and Hell. He became the Curse, so we could go on taking the Cure and by grace through faith endure until we see Him face to face. When we finish this race on this place of temporal satisfaction. Heavenly Realms Are The Absolute Main Attraction. Being justified by faith in the Last Will and Testament of Jesus Christ is the most productive investment! Bless The Lord O My Soul And Forget Not All His Benefits!
RIP Chick Corea.
The look on that beautiful face when she’s in the groove says it all. You look good too Chick.
This is what you get when 2 geniuses combine their wits.
PURE MAGIC.
Rest Peacefully, Chick.
Lennon and McCartney?
@@terryjohnson4634 I was actually referring to Chick and Hiromi, but yes, Lennon and McCartney, conjured up magical tunes, a treasure trove of master pieces.
Surprising that he says Lennon wrote it because we can clearly hear McCartney's melodic genius at work in this song and it was in fact written by McCartney
Yeah, pretty weird he would get that wrong. With Lennon/McCartney it's always the one who sings who is he primary guy behind the song
@@ketiltveiten1744 well, Sinatra said that Smething was from John and Paul...
Beautiful jazz version. RIP great Chick Corea!
What a magical moment........
My god, what a rollercoaster. Amazing!
Brilliant. Nothing more to say.
Really great version of this song performed by 2 of the best jazz pianists. Thanks for posting this.
So beautiful... So out of this world...
Crazy beautiful, playful, and technically amazing.
It’s incredible how they both just masterfully listen intuitively to each other impeccable timing!!! What an auditory treat ❤❤❤
I love it! Those two are such a delight to watch play together.
Technically ultra proficient and both genius @ improvisation. Twins from different mothers. Muy simpatico
the Master (Rest in Peace) and the Mistress of the Ivories. Wonderful.
L'art de nous faire voyager, il n'y a que la musique pour nous transporter aussi loin.
Impresionante que belleza.. Gracias.
That is awesome! I love the creative use of a grand piano to produce sounds its inventors never imagined. Well worth 7.48 minutes of my Sunday morning! ❤️❤️❤️
Ficou REALMENTE lindo!!!👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Man this is just "Awesome"
What fun conversation.
Listening right now on WBGO 88.3❤❤❤❤❤
Sad to hear of Chick's death today
Amazing Art!!
First, still and forever heartbroken over Chick's passing.
Second, Hiromi. Still and forever s goddess.
genious at work
Wow
❤🎵🎶❤
Gracias
Excepcional, brillante, y extraordinario
Not only a great performance, but excellent instruments masterfully recorded. Well done, you talented musicians, sound engineers and makers of pianos!
I know this is old and i agree, but if there was only some way to filter out all the noise in the background of plates and knives and forks.
extraordinaire !
Delicious. Will come back for more..!
Chick can certainly be forgiven for his mistake, but this song was written by Paul McCartney (in their later work, it was usually the Beatle who sang lead who wrote the song). Beatle-nerdiness aside, this is a beautiful tribute, and a lasting testament to Chick's musical genius!
Just. Wow.
Geniales Zusammenspiel
I love it 👌👍
Besser noch Brillant 👏👏👏💚
Maravilla!
Great performance by both
Gracias 🎼🌞
seen this video ,just now fantastic:)
Buen viaje, Chick. Merecías un descanso. Recibe un abrazo de despedida de parte de uno de tus admiradores
GENIUS served steaming and piping hot!
Inspired flow and Fool variations, so great a duo, like musical father and daughter. Intense stuff!
She's got chops!!
Umm.....well, yeah...
💙💙💙
Wow. Love this wonderful, exuberant version. Two masterful keyboard players.
4:32-4:41 Hiromi went off. In a space ship.
it's very interesting, the difference in body language and style. chick corea is conservative in his expressions and playing, but definitely masterful. he was setting up hiromi for success at every step of the way.
hiromi uehara seems ultra playful, keying off chick's playing. she seems daring or even risk taking in her playing style. she's amazingly good, but so different from chick. and she seems to express exactly what she's playing on the keys on her face. her body language adds an additional level to her musical performance IMO.
i really like this combo!
ANOTHER Chick and Hiromi..ALWAYS awesome...YAY!!!!!! Get it in gear and do some MORE, you too! That's GOTTA be a whole ocean-full of FUN. ;-) SO much fun to listen too. Chick has definitely been one of my favorites for many years in the genre. Unless I'm mistaken, even Hiromi can make a mistake, first I've ever heard. Brilliant playing, as always, though, from both. Better to push the crap out of the envelope and make a mistake once in a blue moon than to just sit back and coast, which she could EASILY do, at her level.
Do some more you "two" -- alas, no. Chick is gone.
@@lanebrowning5064 Yeah, he wasn't when I wrote that. I am aware of his unfortunate demise.
Not that it matters much in the context of this brilliant rendition by Chick Corea and Hiromi, but 'Fool On the Hill' is very much a McCartney tune rather than Lennon as stated by Chick in the video.
Haha I reacted as well.
i guess he never hear fool on the hill... or he does not recognize the voices...
I'd have to look it up, but it would surprise me if he were wrong, not saying he isn't. I wouldn't be surprised at all if he knew them personally, maybe just a senior moment, happens to all of us eventually.
I give him credit for knowing that it is a Lennon-McCartney song and that they both were members of a group called the Beatles.
This reminds me of how Lennon would get annoyed by musicians always playing "Yesterday" when he'd go to a restaurant because they thought he had written it 🤣
Damn!
❤❤
Cool intro. Beautiful. Elements of Jaberwaky(sp)
john would have loved this...so much....love loved me would
Written by McCartney not Lennon
Hi!!!
anyone know where I can find this complete concert to download?
You know, I would have loved to have heard a Chick Corea Improvisations album of the Lennon/McCartney songbook back in 1971!
It's a McCartney melody, not Lennon.
She's kind of like a figure skater. And her band is the ice.
macca wrote it !
Most of people think that great songs were written by John. But it means not knowledge about The Beales at all.
Paul wrote it himself...it is So McCartney tune! Sory, but the Maestro did a mistake - it is not Lennon's tune!
such a mccartney tune it is like i was a bit shocked to see Corea make that mistake i hope he was corrected before he died RIP
This is my all-time favourite Paul McCartney composition!
You know, I wish Chick and Hiromi had done their version of Paul McCartney's, credited to Lennon/McCartney, classic "Step Inside Love" which was sadly never recorded by The Beatles.
Paul gave it to "Cilla Black" to record and was the theme song to her UK Television show "Cilla" in 1967.
"Step Inside Love" is the Jazziest composition Paul McCartney ever wrote.
Fortunately, Paul, John and Ringo were recorded doing an impromptu jam on the classic during the "White Album" sessions and released on Anthology 3 in 1996.
Man, they should have elbowed "Rocky Raccoon" and instead included "Step Inside Love"!
I have difficulty saying the Teacher and the Student just by the age of two. I just have to say, they are two great pianists.
If J.S.Bach and W.A.Mozart got together and created art would Bach be the teacher because he was born before Mozart? Chick Corea has always been is my idol but Hiromi is a force of nature unique in time.
@@jasonlatour3403 It's like saying the tornado is the student of the hurricane.
Sadly now, RIP to the hurricane of jazz piano 2-11-21.
@@jasonlatour3403 I don't know why anyone would call them "teacher and student" simply because they're two musicians with a large age gap. One wasn't a student of the other, and since each is a world-class musician, I imagine they both found plenty of stimulation and challenge in the ideas fed to them by the other, as one naturally expects of players of that level.
There is definitely a mentor and protege dynamic here, although the relationship wasn't that close. Hiromi was just beginning to mature as a musician here, with fearsome technique and unbounded talent, whereas Corea had a mature voice and effortless confidence. The music here is wonderful, as is the mutual respect and passing of the torch.
Paul McCartney is the fool on the hill
♥♥♥♥♥😮
Hey! I can't do that stuff with my Roland. If I stick my fingers in it I get a shock.
Never again can both masters, the old and the young, get together. What a pity
Sounds like the fool on the hill has a tab at Zanzibar... 😎
As a panest eeing this I'm torn between inspiration and resignation.
Admiro a Michel petrucciani , pero está chica es de otro mundo
A Chick/Keith duet on this would be my idea of musical ecstasy.
I seriously doubt Keith Richard could keep up with Chick.
@@kellyjay7448jareth
Oh yes! "Fool on the Hill". The Beatles' arrangement almost note-for-note... 😂
These are two of the best pianists ever!
LoL
I understand damping the string to get the one sound, but does anyone know how Chick is getting that other "ringing" overtone sound on several of those notes @ 7:20 and the next few seconds (very obvious on the final note)? I can't, for the life of me, figure out how he is doing it. Maybe a damp, and quick lift, or partially damping a sympathetic overtone frequency? Not a sound I've heard anyone else accomplish, to date. Not terribly surprising I hear Chick doing it first.
John Sikes, if you dampen the string in just the right place you get harmonics out of the string. Guitar players do this sort of thing rather often.
@@rickschaut8366 Thanks Rick, makes sense, I should have figured this out on my own, but didn't. ;-) Sounds like it could make some pretty raucous sounds on a non-fretted string instrument like the violin (on down) if you aren't really accurate with string stopping placements.
Start by damping the strings at the 3rd, 5th and 7th intervals. Don't ask me how, but I'd put money on it that if you can figure out how to get that right, you'll be well on your way. Hopefully I provided you - at the very least - with something to experiment with. I only own a keyboard and a guitar, so I can't say whether it'll work 100%.
She s got the perfect corona hair fashion
😊
What about her ability to play this fab piano jazz duet ?
Has a Vince Guaraldi feel to it.
You mean Snoopy on the Hill?
"The Fool on the Hill" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles from their 1967 EP and album Magical Mystery Tour. It was written and sung by Paul McCartney and credited to the Lennon-McCartney partnership. The lyrics describe the titular "fool", a solitary figure who is not understood by others, but is actually wise. McCartney said the idea for the song was inspired by the Dutch design collective the Fool, who derived their name from the tarot card of the same name, and possibly by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
What? I thought that the Fool On The Hill was Jesus Christ And Calvary's Mount.
God The Son, paying the ransom for those who fall short of perfection!
So what direction do you wanna look?
I read The Holy Book, His Story His Victory over death and Hell.
He became the Curse, so we could go on taking the Cure and by grace through faith endure until we see Him face to face.
When we finish this race on this place of temporal satisfaction.
Heavenly Realms Are The Absolute Main Attraction.
Being justified by faith in the Last Will and Testament of Jesus Christ is the most productive investment!
Bless The Lord O My Soul And Forget Not All His Benefits!
If I am going to play someone else's song, then at least I should get the writer correct, who is Paul McCartney ;) But still I liked this version.
McCartney wrote that
I think they caused a bug in my brain to sensory overload.
It was Paul mc cartnry
Una verdadera locura, pero igual me gustó, aunque por momentos muy abstracta.
Ca rend fou ......
Chick Corea should know better. "Fool on the Hill" was penned and sung by Paul McCartney as a Beatle. Of course, it's still a Beatles song
Hiromi's tone feels "KOBUSHI" in Japanese "ENKA".
it sounds so familier ...Like the Peanuts Song
The specifics of genres, alas ...
Like the Beatles didn’t reach for jazz,
and jazzmen did not reach the Beatles.)))
It's a pity...
kertakaikkiaan nautittavaa kuunneltavaa
markku antero Kyllä!
Kajuuutaaaaaakiiii jaaa
All the harmonic subtleties are gone and the pedal tone diminishes the effect of the modulation from major to minor.
I know of Chick Corea and Harumi Uehara, but I've never heard of James Bastani...
is this like 'the emperor's clothes'?
McCartney says he wrote it. And dead men don't speak.
Why?
Dikless ,, This is a most lovely version of a great classic ,, its rather unique in ever sense ,,it fills my heart with modern jazz xx Jane x
love hiromi's clearness
its pauls song of course
He didn't learned it from the Beatles songbook ... you can't learn to play like this.
Clearly he just means a quick brush-up on the melody, chord progressions etc
Whatttt.. Its mcCartney's song
That’s just showing off.
Paul McCartney was already dead
?????
Pardon Me ??
He died in 67
Are you off your head??
@@humanidee118 so a more talented Paul took his place?
CREO QUE--- NO CORRESPONDE A LA MELODIA ORIGINAL... Ah Ah--DON'T LIKE
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great performers!!! but the destroyed the song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! poor Mc Cartney the creator!!!!!!!!!!!!!😢😢😢😢😢
They made a charming, simple song into a ridiculous display of self indulgent crap... Booooooooooo
I hate this song...