What's so darn impressive about this, to me, aside from all the styles being so accurately depicted is that you did it in ONE TAKE! WHAT!? It would take me A LOT of work to just be able to replicate all the styles you played (so beautifully by the way) but also to be able to move through each of them in one take without any errors? Wow. You are amazing!
I have a special sort of admiration for the fact that you chose Hymn to Freedom for Peterson. It's an unexpected, but clearly artistically thoughtful choice.
Hampton Hawes, Junior Mance, Ramsey Lewis, Joe Sample, Gerald Clayton. Gene Harris, Earl Father Hines, Count Basie, Duke Ellington. Andre Previn, George Shearing, Marian McPartland, Dave McKenna, Beegie Adair, and how can you represent Yuja Wang?
That is a hilarious comment because she does not sound like a single one of the pianists on the list. I really do not see the point of listening to jazz transcriptions played as though it is classical music--half of the music is missing. Just listen to the originals.
@@JohnSmith-oe5kx Thats a hilarious comment, because you see someone put all this effort into learning the sounds and styles of jazz pianists that most people probably are largely influenced by anyway, putting on a really nice performance of them and its a "just listen to the originals" from you. Either she tried to sound exactly like them, and thats a no from you because 😠😠😠 or she just wanted to pay tribute to some of her favourite artists and their pieces and had her own voice in them, which to you I guess is also bad. Why do literally anything, cause its fun and enjoyable and you literally just want to. Its hard to capture the nuance of literally 18 people whose entire presence was their feeling, so its already a tall order. But also get those original pianists to play that exact same song from the recording, and they probably wont. Itll be a different feel, different energy, different dynamics since jazz is a dynamic expression of music. And so are other peoples performances of them.
@@rickenbacker40011 But she DIDN'T learn their sounds and styles, is my exact point. She learned the notes, but she cannot swing worth a lick. Reading all of the ridiculously effusive comments was just too much for me not to point this out.
She is WONDERFUL! AMAZING! and she did do Hazel Scott! I'm still watching, waiting for Oscar!! From Canada! She did! And Herbie H. And Chick C! What can't she do? One I know she could do is Mike Garson, you know, he plays jazz very well! Anyways, she should compose, if she hasn't. I'd love to see her live in NYC! I'll be following.
I wonder how many hours of listening and practice time she has put into this wonderfull tribute..it is amazing what talent and dedication can lead to. This must be one of the best pianists out there..
Probably lots of practice but not much listening. She did not capture the soul of any of the pianists, she does not know how to swing. Which is fine, she plays a different kind of music. So why do this?
Your ability to do this is so appreciated. I bet there are only a handful of American-born jazz pianists who could represent eighteen different styles as well as you did. This is the stuff that only jazz piano professors are capable of. Kamsahamnida! P.S. You (understandably) made me so proud of the people who created this music. Thank you very much for honoring them in this very special and reverent way.
자말이형….ㅠㅠ 왜 이렇게 갑자기 갔어… 어렸을때 나스 노래 샘플 원곡 찾다가 또 형이야? 했던때가 어제같은데…ㅠㅠ 영상 보면서 힐링 하다가 최근에 돌아가신 분들 보나 갑자기 슬퍼집니다… 행콕이 형은 오래오래 건강해서 100살까지 살고 더 앞서나간 음악 많이 보여주길… - RIP -
This is so useful for educational purposes for my future students. Great tune choices and stellar performance, almost inhuman precision. All them was amazing. I particularly enjoyed Errol Garner, Barry Harris, Jamal, Bill Evans. Of course we could say Keith Jarrett is missing. But reasonable that your title says 18, because I was still surprised by the breadth of your list, especially that you could even include Jelly Roll, Bobby Timmons and Mulgrew Miller. I was immensely touched and put under a spell by your performance of Round Midnight here under Monk. Was happy to hear Poinciana and Hymn to Freedom.
Jimin... You're beautiful!. You brighten up any piece and your virtuosity is huge!. You know every little nuance from those top jazz pianists and your fingers re-encarnate then. Further, you make this nowadays chaotic world much more bearable with your gorgeous music. 🙏 Thanks, and congrats🤳
The hymn to freedom reminded me of 'Miss Otis Regrets' -I guess turning down an invitation is an assertion of freedom! Delighted to have found this channel!
Great work! But next time please do include the great composer Horace Silver whose work defined a pivotal departure in our music, that ushering in the hard bop era of the late 50s.
Great medly of music from popular jazz artists! Thank you for sharing your talent while commemorating the famous past ones! Great selection, lovely skill!
I wish piano was more popular and has a revival. Your interpretation of each artist is stunning and deserves more exposure to our younger population today.
With the advent of relatively affordable electronic keyboards I think it's highly likely more people play piano than ever. There's seemingly too much technical virtuosity to go around to the point that a lot of it is just noise on social media, but nevertheless we're in a golden age of instrument adoption and technical prowess even if it doesn't get much of any mainstream attention. I think the true lament is the decline of Jazz's popularity...
Glad to see that music at this level is still appreciated somewhere, by someone. Nice selections (and 18 is a lot). The Oscar Peterson selection should have been one that featured his huge hands... Bill Evans and his open voicings, nice...
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What's so darn impressive about this, to me, aside from all the styles being so accurately depicted is that you did it in ONE TAKE! WHAT!? It would take me A LOT of work to just be able to replicate all the styles you played (so beautifully by the way) but also to be able to move through each of them in one take without any errors? Wow. You are amazing!
I bet it took her quite some work as well...
I know -- one take! An Olympic feat.
The only "error" is the whole thing..
Just wonderful
Anyone who is a Pro makes no mistakes aside from practice sessions...
I have a special sort of admiration for the fact that you chose Hymn to Freedom for Peterson. It's an unexpected, but clearly artistically thoughtful choice.
this is one of the greatest videos on youtube
That Hazel Scott piece brought tears to my eyes.
the key to being a great is to study the greats, phenomenal.
Amazing Pianist! When I grow up, I want to be like her! 😊❤
I was so thrilled you included Hazel Scott. Awesome job, my dear. 👏
Thanks for including Hazel Scott! I can't get enough of her.
Wow!! Absolutely brilliant playing. This made me smile so much.
Hampton Hawes, Junior Mance, Ramsey Lewis, Joe Sample, Gerald Clayton. Gene Harris, Earl Father Hines, Count Basie, Duke Ellington. Andre Previn, George Shearing, Marian McPartland, Dave McKenna, Beegie Adair, and how can you represent Yuja Wang?
You won my heart with the tribute to Hazel Scott.
jazz piano fans will be so happy, thank you
Its insane how well you capture their performance style, it feels like you got them all 100%
Thank You !! Your playing is truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your gift. ❤️
The best, greetings from italy
That is a hilarious comment because she does not sound like a single one of the pianists on the list. I really do not see the point of listening to jazz transcriptions played as though it is classical music--half of the music is missing. Just listen to the originals.
@@JohnSmith-oe5kx Thats a hilarious comment, because you see someone put all this effort into learning the sounds and styles of jazz pianists that most people probably are largely influenced by anyway, putting on a really nice performance of them and its a "just listen to the originals" from you. Either she tried to sound exactly like them, and thats a no from you because 😠😠😠 or she just wanted to pay tribute to some of her favourite artists and their pieces and had her own voice in them, which to you I guess is also bad. Why do literally anything, cause its fun and enjoyable and you literally just want to. Its hard to capture the nuance of literally 18 people whose entire presence was their feeling, so its already a tall order. But also get those original pianists to play that exact same song from the recording, and they probably wont. Itll be a different feel, different energy, different dynamics since jazz is a dynamic expression of music. And so are other peoples performances of them.
@@rickenbacker40011 But she DIDN'T learn their sounds and styles, is my exact point. She learned the notes, but she cannot swing worth a lick. Reading all of the ridiculously effusive comments was just too much for me not to point this out.
Fantastic !!!! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎 Well done. Thank you :)
Sei una grandissima pianista ti voglio bene più di tutti ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Piccina amore ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I loved every note. So jaw dropping talented.
She is WONDERFUL! AMAZING! and she did do Hazel Scott! I'm still watching, waiting for Oscar!! From Canada! She did! And Herbie H. And Chick C! What can't she do? One I know she could do is Mike Garson, you know, he plays jazz very well! Anyways, she should compose, if she hasn't. I'd love to see her live in NYC! I'll be following.
Fabulosa pianista !!!! 2:11
Many different artist´s styles so perfectly played, bravo 🌹🌿🍀
No one equals her in this respect. It's a lot harder to play other people's licks than your own.
LOOVEE the transitions!!!
Wow this is awesome J!!!
Love watching over and over.
How is it possible to be so genial?
An action packed 7min. Great job!
I wonder how many hours of listening and practice time she has put into this wonderfull tribute..it is amazing what talent and dedication can lead to. This must be one of the best pianists out there..
Probably lots of practice but not much listening. She did not capture the soul of any of the pianists, she does not know how to swing. Which is fine, she plays a different kind of music. So why do this?
Wonderful Ms Jimin - you captured each one spectacularly IMHO! (You never cease to amaze me) 🌟🤩
멋진 지민씨 - 하나하나를 훌륭하게 포착하셨네요 IMHO! (당신은 나를 계속 놀라게 해요) 🌟🤩
Wow! The only other jazz pianist I know of who could play so many different styles so well was Dorothy Donegan.
Dick Hyman can.
Magnificent playing! Bravo! What a joy to listen.
MASSIVE LOVE to you from the deep south in the USA. By the time you got to Chick, I was tearing up. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Te vagy nekem a legjobb !!!!!,!
Wow! (I forgot to breathe there, for a bit) Only one thing missing... a smile to camera.
Absolutely jaw-dropping.....
my QUeeeennn! :D. fell in love with your piano playing
Thanks!
What a display of (🎶) power ! And what a paramount tribute to those giants 🏆
Incredible skilled, talented!!
The most all round pianist today! Greetings from Sweden!❤
Tack för att du delar med dig! Thanks for sharing!
You are one of the most broad and best pianist today in this World! Love from Sweden ❤❤
Wow! I'm speechless.
You are absolutely wonderful! Bravo!
Bravissima !!!
Una bella panoramica sui jazzisti del passato ❤ !!!
Amazing talent
Your ability to do this is so appreciated. I bet there are only a handful of American-born jazz pianists who could represent eighteen different styles as well as you did. This is the stuff that only jazz piano professors are capable of.
Kamsahamnida!
P.S. You (understandably) made me so proud of the people who created this music.
Thank you very much for honoring them in this very special and reverent way.
thanks for doing Mulgrew Miller! My hero
Wonderful musical smorgasbord--Thanks! A bit surprised though that Dave Brubeck isn't here. A bit of Gene Harris would be nice too.
You enchanted me with such an incredibly beautiful collection of absolutely phenomenal covers of this magical music.
Thank you Jimndorothy
👍👏🌹🌹🌹💕.
자말이형….ㅠㅠ 왜 이렇게 갑자기 갔어… 어렸을때 나스 노래 샘플 원곡 찾다가 또 형이야? 했던때가 어제같은데…ㅠㅠ 영상 보면서 힐링 하다가 최근에 돌아가신 분들 보나 갑자기 슬퍼집니다… 행콕이 형은 오래오래 건강해서 100살까지 살고 더 앞서나간 음악 많이 보여주길… - RIP -
formidable ! j'aurais aimé l'avoir parmi mes proches.
Hearing Spain was a fun blast from the past for me! forgot about that one. very nicely done!
Talent, talent, talent. Bravo! Thank you.
Wonderful. Oscar Peterson instantly makes you start tapping your foot. Love his style.
Definitivamente mereces tu like por tan buen trabajo!!!
Wow.. gifted with hard working amazing blessing
Incredible, awesome, beautiful!
How could this only have 44k views? Impeccable Plays every single piece.
Awesome mastery of so many varied styles.
Love it! Beautiful coverage of legendary styles.
Definitely the most fun era of music ever imo 😁
지민님 영상을 보기 시작한지도 벌써 3~4년 정도 되는 듯 합니다 :) 구매했던 악보도 좋구요. 늘 응원하겠습니다. 항상 행복하시길!❤️
This is so useful for educational purposes for my future students.
Great tune choices and stellar performance, almost inhuman precision.
All them was amazing. I particularly enjoyed Errol Garner, Barry Harris, Jamal, Bill Evans. Of course we could say Keith Jarrett is missing. But reasonable that your title says 18, because I was still surprised by the breadth of your list, especially that you could even include Jelly Roll, Bobby Timmons and Mulgrew Miller. I was immensely touched and put under a spell by your performance of Round Midnight here under Monk. Was happy to hear Poinciana and Hymn to Freedom.
What a talent!
Brilliant performance and excellent selection of songs! Deep respect!
This is the best piano video ever
Este es el mejor video
Beautiful
You are amazing Jimin! Love your playing as always, you did a fantastic job with this one, keep it up! :D
Thank you Jimin, Im learning so much from you:)
Wonderfull, great! Thank you!
Awesome playing... love that stride left hand!
色んなピアニスト知れて
勉強になりました！
ありがとうございます😊
Jimin... You're beautiful!. You brighten up any piece and your virtuosity is huge!. You know every little nuance from those top jazz pianists and your fingers re-encarnate then. Further, you make this nowadays chaotic world much more bearable with your gorgeous music. 🙏 Thanks, and congrats🤳
awsome girlll!
Uspik tenan...mangane opo iki yo💕💕
Another jaw-dropping performance. How many people can pull this off? JD should be performing in a concert hall every night!
谢谢！
Excellent! Aloha from Hawaii.
Hope you play and show more oscar peterson's skill , his skill is so amazing
Magnifique 🙌merci🙏 avec un grand bonjour de Suisse😃
Pretty amazing.
Yes, Bravo! you are a wonderful talent! I very much enjoyed this video and I am now a big fan! Keep up the good work.
You are such an amazing musician to be able do this! 👌
Such superb chops!
Stephanie you are wonderful!
The hymn to freedom reminded me of 'Miss Otis Regrets' -I guess turning down an invitation is an assertion of freedom! Delighted to have found this channel!
You are a very gifted woman. Bravo.
She's is the best jazz pianist every in my life
Beautiful playing!
Thx for that beautifull performance et that amazing tribute
Excellent in all respects
You are amazing Jimin! You introduce me to so many amazing pianists with these kinds of videos
I love your wonderful playing and tutorials!
Excellentissime !
Thanks, madame Jimin. An historical excursus in the immortal contemporary music. Your performance is outstanding.🌹
Very good, amazing. I like how she does the last part of Bill Evans with separate tones.
Whoa! Girl's got major league game! Beautifully expressed, my dear.
Great work!
But next time please do include the great composer Horace Silver whose work defined a pivotal departure in our music, that ushering in the hard bop era of the late 50s.
Brava 🎉 Fantastic..!
Fantastic playing! You have a gift!
Things that make you cry...
hilarious, beautiful, inspiring...I'm off to practice ;-)
Great medly of music from popular jazz artists! Thank you for sharing your talent while commemorating the famous past ones! Great selection, lovely skill!
I wish piano was more popular and has a revival. Your interpretation of each artist is stunning and deserves more exposure to our younger population today.
With the advent of relatively affordable electronic keyboards I think it's highly likely more people play piano than ever. There's seemingly too much technical virtuosity to go around to the point that a lot of it is just noise on social media, but nevertheless we're in a golden age of instrument adoption and technical prowess even if it doesn't get much of any mainstream attention.
I think the true lament is the decline of Jazz's popularity...
@randomchannel-px6ho jazz bleeds over to fusion and progressive nowadays. It is simply changing and evolving.
Very difficult task well done
Glad to see that music at this level is still appreciated somewhere, by someone. Nice selections (and 18 is a lot). The Oscar Peterson selection should have been one that featured his huge hands... Bill Evans and his open voicings, nice...