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- Bluegrass' most beloved pros often play well into their 80s and 90s, so it would surprise no one if our children's children's children turn up at a Sarah Jarosz concert 70 years from now. The singer and multi-instrumentalist first surfaced as an 18-year-old wunderkind with the release of 2009's Song Up In Her Head, which generated the first of what will likely be many Grammy nominations; now a grizzled 22, she's out performing songs from her fine new third album, Build Me Up From Bones.
That record forms the basis of Jarosz's recent concert at the NPR Music offices, performed with the aid of fiddler Alex Hargreaves and cellist Nathaniel Smith. All polished young pros, the three breezed in happily and knocked us out with a careful mix of technical proficiency and poppy warmth. It's an enduring combination, as this sweet little set of songs amply demonstrates. --STEPHEN THOMPSON
Set List
"Over The Edge"
"Build Me Up From Bones"
"Fuel The Fire"
Credits
Producers: Bob Boilen, Denise DeBelius, Stephen Thompson; Editor: Gabriella Garcia-Pardo; Audio Engineer: Kevin Wait; Videographers: Denise DeBelius, Becky Harlan, Abbey Oldham
Just one of the best singer/songwriters of her generation.
These three were fantastic together. Great arrangements. Excellent musicians. Wish they were still together.
OMG how have I never heard this before!!!!!! I just started listening to Nickel Creek again after almost 20 years and I found this gem. Simply amazing!
Nickelcreek is awesome. God bless us angels , for stumbling across real treasures
She is just amazing. I think she was about 16 or 17 for this one.
Saw Sarah at the Ark in Ann Arbor last summer ... just incredible. I love her voice, but she did an instrumental with the upright bass player, a "dueling banjos" type of thing, that was unbelievable... face to face ... back and forth ... so hot and sultry that half the audience felt they had to light up a cigarette when it was over, and most of them are not smokers!
She’s so young, but her music is so mature, way beyond her age! What a phenomenal musician!
She loves and plays roots music from a few trees. She is raw and real and sings from the heart. Timeless talent and persona.
You could place her in the 60's and she would fit right in.
Can she get any better... goodness. She is amazing.
Six years on...the answer is a resounding YES! She is now totally amazing!!
She can get a lot better.
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Even though this video has some age on it I still feel Build Me Up From Bones is one of the best album releases, bar none.
Sara Jarozs such a beautiful voice I cannot stop listening to her, I'm totally addicted
Bluegrass is alive and fresh with Sarah, Alex, and Nathaniel. Excellent songwriting, vocals, and wood and strings are so sweet.
Also Chris Thile and anything he touches... he's still alive =)
she's one of the most talented musicians i've ever had the pleasure of seeing live. brilliant. and to think she's got so many years ahead of her.
Sara Jarozs such a beautiful voice I cannot stop listening to I'm totally addicted
See what can happen when someone follows their talent and heart
instead of what is made popular by the media !!!
- real talent, real music
Awesome. She's my favorite artist of the last decade, and I was lucky enough to see her in concert locally (before she won Grammys and got too big for small venues). I love everything she's done, but I think her time with this trio was the most magical.
I'ts been a while since a singer/songwriter hit me this hard!
Sarah's songs are so intricate and delicate yet powerful and soulful.
I will definitely keep an eye on her. Lots of love and inspiration!
As a 22 year old myself, I'm astonished and humbled to hear such wise music from someone so young! I'll definitely be the 80 or 90 year old in the audience 70 years from now.
I miss this lineup of Sarah, Alex and Nat. I hope they reunite at some point. The stripped down simplicity of those three instruments work so well together. It's what drew me to Sarah Jarosz in the first place but I still love her new stuff.
Thank you NPR for bring all the right music to my ears.
I love you NPR and PBS. Thank you again for enriching my life!
Ditto !! I watch 3 TV stations only...PBS and KCET [ch 28 in Los Angeles] both basically public TV, no commercials (little bit here and there). But hey, they do need support..It's all the British dramas, Borgen, the tippy top series from Denmark, Wolf Hall, Forsyte Saga, Scott and Bailey ,Vera , Inspector George Gently, Janet King, Luther, Charlie Rose, on and on with NO interruptions selling burgers, Ford trucks, 9 promos for slo-mo shoot m' up fiery explosion movies, mattresses, and vodka swigging, clinking yuppies with the obligatory skinny jeans.....
The 3rd station is for 1 show only ; SNL on NBC...With all this, show pieces like Sarah Jarosz, Japanese documentaries and PBS NewsHour, who needs anything else, and with NO commercial breaks !!! Heavenly !!.... M
NPR will not promote any artists that are critical of the mainstream narrative.
PBS is funded by the federal government which keeps tight control over the information they disseminate; a slightly different take from what you get in the corrupt corporate media. The oligarchy rules all, private or "public". For investigative journalism see Benn Swann Reality Check, et al.
Marcus Teblano And we never really landed on the moon
what a bunch of amazing musicians...
WOW! That was amazing! The Octave mando and the banjo with gut strings I LOVE BANJOS WITH GUT STRINGS!!!
Amazing performance! goose bumps!
Love this! You guys are the best pipeline to new artists. Keep up the great work.
Sarah's music and turn of Phrase is " Intimidately" bueatiful! Two chaps also. ❤️
Just a total pleasure to listen to. So much talent and completely genuine. Love her in "I'm with her" as well. Those three together are the best thing I've heard in years.
I'm old and have heard many tunes. To me this is Top Notch.
oh my, Sarah Jarosz, what a sweetheart! I could listen to her all night! Thank you, Sarah!
Gorgeous voice, amazing music, this fills me with shivers and makes me happy to be alive
Still one of my very favorite artists, ever since I heard her on Austin City Limits. Thank you Sarah and company for blessing my ears with your sweet music
Alex Hargreaves is the grant master of improvisational fiddle.. absolutely breathtaking
This remains my most favorite album of hers. Just love the words, so different, so unique. Her delivery is refreshing and her phrasing is so all her own. Love the band too, they work in sync.
Beautiful. I've been lucky enough to see them play live and they are amazing.
Really like these guys playing together.. great sound..
Intoxicatingly delicate lyric and melody, with that haunt of the wild....... so FANTASTIC!!!!!!
Real Music and Real Talent. How beautiful :)
one of the only musicians that has ever brought tears to my eyes. she holds magic in her music.
Wow - something special indeed. A gift to everyone.
On my way to work just happened to listen while skipping around you tube.......simply amazing. The singing, playing, composition, and lyrics....thank you for such great music!!!!
I LOVE TO HEAR SARAH SING AND PLAY -- YOU CAN TELL HOW MUCH SHE ENJOYS PLAYING AND SINGING -- AND SHE PLAYS MORE THAN ONE INSTRUMENT AS WELL AS SHE PLAYS HER GUITAR AND ENTERTAINS US WITH HER LOVELY VOICE !!!!!
Some very talented young talented musicians indeed.
Saw Sarah on Austin City Limits some time ago, glad to see she's getting recognition. Fantastic musician.
I've just found this...having only known Sarah from more recent live from here casts. Six years. Her voice has aged like a fine wine. Incredible.
The strings add so much warmth and depth to the sound. Excellent artistic decision on Sarah's part, and unbelievable playing by Mr. Hargreaves and Mr. Smith.
Well that was superb, the best 3 piece band I've heard/seen in a good long time. The cello sublime, the fiddle perfect and of course Ms. Sarah!
she is amazing. I just love her! My new and forever favorite! and I heard that Crazy song too! blown away!
Wow! I could do with being young again and join a band like this. So brilliant and inspiring. Thanks!
This is such a fantastic series.. thanks NPR from the UK!
I love this so much. Wish I could like more than once.
Just found her a few weeks back and absolutely love her stuff.
Love this gal (& the guys with her!). Truly talented!! AMAZING! This world needs more of their music!!
Caught this girl with these two fine musicians herein ..... playing the bill with THE MILK CARTON KIDS .... PBS / Austin City Limits a few years now .... I was Hooked !!! All are wonderful and i will be hanging on for some time to come. GBjj
Woman of tremendous talent and so many years ahead to contribute!
Wow!!! 🤩🤩🤩 - Your music is sublimely beautiful - thank you 👏👏👏 - Bonjour de France 🙋
Love her voice, and the whole violin-cello setup.
Absolutely amazing!!! Thank you so much!
Almost Adam Scott on violin hahaha
Sarah Jarosz has been great to me ever since I heard "My Muse" on NPR one weeknight. Just love her voice.
I love the musical creations of Sarah, old time wrought new with confounding creativity. There is something about her humble demeanor and simple beauty that is bewitching. This Tiny Desk audience was clearly not interested in the wide genre of Americana, but hopefully she made a few converts. As always, thanks Bob Boilen for giving the mic to another great hidden talent.
3:14 - "Jarosz" a very popular surname in Poland and in Poland we pronounce it "Yarosh" (in polish "sz" sounds exactly like "sh"). BTW - "jarosz" is a little old fashioned synonyme for "vegetarian" ("the one who doesn't eat meat")
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Are you telling
Sarah what her own name is😂
Lots of talent in this band!
I have always loved Sarah, and I always will love Sarah forever is forever baby
They are so great.
I have just found you Sarah ,on TH-cam, in the last year. First from the cover of John Hiatt 's " Crossing Muddy Waters", with your colleagues in " I ' m with her" You are , and apparently,, have been, for some time, brilliant and beautiful? Great music, everything I have watched of your 's. Many thanks
I just keep listening to her again and again after discovering her on Spotify.
🤩😍😁🤩😍sister, such a lovely set. I'm a listen again
Saw this little lady live at "Poor David's Pub" in Dallas, TX back in 2010 I believe it was. She was amazing.
I just saw her at The Troubadour in L.A. She was amazing.
You can see Sarah Jarosz in Bartlesville, OK June 12th 2014 for the OK Mozart Music Festival.
I love that girl, and those guys are amazing!!
So good. I knew I recognized Nathaniel because he had toured with Natalie MacMaster. Wonderful sound.
Such a beautiful voice.
Nathanial Smith is now my favorite cello player.
Go watch her version of Crazy that she performed at Bondaroo. Talk about crazy cello and fiddle! Excellent.
Sorry, Bonnaroo.
Heidi, look up Chris Thile, you’re welcome.
Heidi Newman ,Heidi, Rushad Eggleston.
so nice....
that voice and all these strings together...........
Awesome... going into my top videos of the year.
Cellist so great! Amazing
Best thing I have heard in years, great voice, great playing!
look for their song "1,000 things". It's one of the greatest song I've heard in years too...it's got old charming sound along with something I've never heard before
Sarah!! Still nailing it every time!!
Omgosh, I love these 3 sooo much!! talented and real!!
Amazeballs!! Love your music!!!!
Anyone who likes this should check out Sarah doing a version of Gnarls Barkleys "Crazy" at 2014 Bonnaroo. Amazing performance and Brian Sutton plays a kickass solo just to make it that much sweeter. I really need to see Sarah and the boys live. I hope they play around southern Ontario sometime soon.
+daniel morris I saw her at Poor David's Pub in Dallas and she was excellent. She did "Simple Twist of Fate" by Dylan....great song!
+daniel morris Thank you!!! Just watched it
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I like Sarah but the best cover of Gnarls Barkleys "Crazy" you'll ever hear is performed by the one and only Ray Lamontagne. You should check it out, amazing.
Could not agree more, Daniel. I put that on a couple of times a week when I need a "pick me up." Something about her voice on that song ...
thanks so much!!! fantastic
Man the sound on this is fantastic.
Beautiful!
The instrumentation is quite beautiful by itself.
Great performance. Thank you for this.
Oh that's so wonderful.
I love it, thank you.
She is a refreshing break from the strap t-shirt/bowler hat types coming out of Austin these days. Fabulous voice, and can actually play. I hope she never changes that venue with the fiddle and the cello. She seems rural but doesn't push that fake trailer trash in tight jeans persona so popular with the current crop of female country artists. Beautiful voice, excellent writing and tight musicianship. Just when we thought all was lost.........
have you discovered Valerie june yet Look for her song Shotgun.
she does a tiny desk performance as well in period clothing according to her roots blues theme
I just listened to some of her stuff. You're right, she's rootsy but in a genuine way, not put on. Haunting voice. Thanks.........
your so welcome=)
CooL=)
A lot of bluegrass acts seem like they try too hard to be "down home country" with the outlandish accents and the exaggerated behavior. She seems like she actually comes from a rural location and seems honest and forthright. Her musicianship is exceptional for someone so young.
When Alex rushed in during Renewal 2.0 to play with Sarah, that was amazeballz.
Beautiful Music!!!!!!! Well Done.
Those three are pure gold.
Keep it up ladz ;)
Wow, they really nailed it...."Fuel the Fire"....Such a tasty tune....
Wow - can;t believe i just learned of this amazing trio!
Sarah, es imposible diferenciar su voz en directo o en estudio. Algo realmente increíble. Su voz blanca pero capaz de interpretar a veces un Soul auténtico y capaz de destacar en el gran mercado Country americano y nóminaciones al Grammy. Realmente maravillosa
Just like the violin family, the mandolin family has four voices. The one we know well is the soprano mandolin, then alto or octave mandolin (just a larger size), then tenor or mandocello, again just a larger size, and finally the bass mandolin. Several different string families have all four voices. I play soprano and alto violin or violin & viola if you like, also have mandolin and several octave mandolins, I like the deeper voices. Google to see pictures of all four sizes, ℗.
Beautiful voice and great musicianship combined with energy and simplicity ¨Hats Off !
Wow just discovering this ! THANK YOU!
Man, she just kills me. Fuel the fire indeed!
Lovely music and artist!
Loved it. Thank you
It's not often you hear someone with a voice like this. It's even less often that you see a woman play guitar this way, and I definitely dig it. The sound they acheive is so simple yet so compelling. There aren't any points in the songs that I feel like I can ignore. Definitely don't try to listen to this while doing work that really needs to get done.
The fact that she is just 22. Released her first CD before graduating HS! I have loved her since 2009 when Song Up In Her Head came out... she is a true artist. I hope she wins the Grammy...:)
Actually she is playing an octave mandolin. She plays a multitude of instruments, among them are mandolin, banjo, and guitar. And well you heard her voice. The woman is a monster.