Eldar Djangirov Trio - A Night in Tunisia (Official Music Video)
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- Official Music Video for the song entitled A Night in Tunisia from the album RHAPSODIZE
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Performing "A Night in Tunisia" (jazz standard by Dizzy Gillespie, arranged by Eldar Djangirov)
Eldar Djangirov (piano)
Raviv Markovitz (bass)
Jimmy Macbride (drums)
Four/Ten Media (video)
Oktaven Studios (recording)
Mike Tierney (mixing)
Scott Hull (mastering)
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Holy sh** balls wtf this is amazing
zack lmao
My respect just flew for you @ZackGrooves funny seeing you here haha
Fortnite balls
What did I just experience? One of the most exhilarating renditions I have heard! Those swing moments - at that tempo - wowwwww
Drummer switching to traditional when swing starts - don't we all know that moment? :)
Great version of these three talented guys!!
We feel it
Before I even hit play...I knew it was about to be some Infinity Gauntlet level shit...
Obviously...my chance to be proved wrong has yet again been denied.
Simon Mitchell Same here. I gave it a thumbs up before hearing most of it.
@@MsAppassionata I'm a simple man, I see a new Eldar upload, I press thumbs up before I press play.
Love it! Throw down that gauntlet ;).
solo🎹🎶もかっこいい✨けどtrio🎹🎸🥁も楽しい➰😄😆😂
Damn!!!!
nathan lmao
These guy's are ridiculously good... (love your channel ! )
Hi Eldar, could you once record your daily practice session?
What a great performance by the bassist, Raviv Markovitz ! Great sound, beat and notes !
Love this track!! Honestly the whole album is incredible
No se ustedes, pero para mi esta es la mejor interpretación de este Standard que he escuchado, Tiene Forma, Musicalidad, Virtuosismo, Bravo!!!!
Absolutamente, es una delicia
67 year old drummer here.... y'all are fabulous!
Thank you! You made my day!
and the Price goes again to...eldar and his great companions. everybody struggling with piano and jazz knows what this means. thanks so much and we will spread the word. hope to see him in Germany! Yes - Talent is worth to appreciate and also to pay for records and concerts/supporting this apart from too much mediocracy out here.
Please please please Eldar we need some tips from you on building technique 🙏
I found Eldar in 2005, a self-titled album that I played endlessly. Now, 17 years later the boy is all "growed up" more structured, more disciplined, but with the same jet-propelled hands moving across the keyboards at a speed one would need a super high-speed video camera to capture! I'd been into jazz long before I discovered Eldar, but he added a level of virtuosity and musicality that completely won me over!
Dude literally had more chops than Tatum when he was 16. Let that sink in. That's like being faster than Usain Bolt at 16, and yet largely unknown.
All the fanfare about Joey Alexander's prodigious talent as a teenager, richly deserved of course, but I think Eldar was the far greater child prodigy.
Very good work!
I really love the phrasing and the overall perfomance, the video is awesome too, bassist capture has too much light imo. Congratulations!!
I really want hear the new album..Piano solo is great and also bass solo is great too!!
Yet another crazy funky but un-understandable groove that I will soon try and fail to improvise to, great work with the ensemble balance though it's amount of complexity is never overdone and I am amazed at how you mesh so well with so many people in this busy style, endlessly commendable
Henrik Linder mentioned you Eldar in a chat with Janek Gwizdala...so glad he did, I love this stuff! Best wishes from England..;-))
Fabulous, masterpiece jazz pianist.
Jesus Christ.
찐이다
This just gave me that little extra push I needed to continue wanting to work for a future in music. Thank you.
Someone transcribe this
Give me a few weeks and I'll tell you the time signature
Tom Mutimer LMAOOO
ELDAR 💣
such an O.G. standard, but such an original approach, brilliant, his swing feel at tempo is fire
This was great as usual. You are such an inspiration and an excellent multitasker. If you play chess, I bet that you mentally map out at least the next 12 moves in advance.
I really love your way to change melody and solo!!! Also Bass and Drum!👍👍
Jimmy is something else man.....
Soon to add another Eldar CD to my collection. It's been a while. What happened to Ludwig and Armado? The new rhythm section kicks but I'm fond of the other 2. Just curious.
Ludwig Alfonso is truly one of a kind
Would like to hear a collaboration between you and @CharlesBerthoud
Восхищаюсь Вашим исполнением, оно вдохновляет каждый мой день. Где можно послушать Ваши записи последнего времени?
Vow.......sublime.
Can't fathom what hit me.
God Bless Eldar.
Stay Healthy
Some day I hope play with you bro. Amazing! 😮
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Very nice arrangement!
Great video and awesome recording/arrangement. Allows insight into the complexity of the arrangement and quality of performance. One learns a little every time one watches, and listens. :)
Fantastika!👍
Interpretazione sublime! È tutto perfetto, anche il contesto in cui si esegue il brano...con quella finestra che "guarda fuori"
This is why i love jazz.
An exhilarating performance! Yeah!
FANTASTIC !!!!!......
Respect, Maestro!
ELDAR
I've never even heard the original and I already like this more
Wow
까밀로이후로....제일 맘에드는 버젼🫶
damn... where is the 5stars-button?
Oh shit. Oh man. You are crazy.
Cat can play! Such a pleasure.
Holy shit this absolutely incredible
bruh?? if anyone knows of a better young jazz pianist today then let me know
yohan kim
love this guys .. the pianist is amazing 🥰
Wonderful bassist solo !!
ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE
Fantastic play!
Underrated.
Astounding
Perfecto!
yeah
🔥🔥🔥
아흫 카피하다가 죽겠어요
☺️🎹
Who is the bass player? Anybody know?
Raviv Markovitz
👏👏👏
👏👏👏
AAAAAAAMOOOOOO
Amazing 🎹
Amazing
American dominance in jazz is over. Here comes a wave of Eastern European musicians who have been learning Chick solos since they were five. Ah well, there's still football and basketball, for now.
Come on, it’s too straight, where is the swing and the taste.There’s no flavour.
@@through-composed7795 Like I said, raised on Chick - no swing, lol. But seriously, who among the hot young jazz players still swings hard? I honestly can't even think of one. That flavour, tasty as it may be, just isn't in production anymore. It you do swing with any sort of devotion and conviction, you're nothing but a stuffy "traditionalist". If you don't swing, you're a soul-less, feel-less wanky fusion player. There's no winning. At least this guy has put in work and can play his tuchus off without repeating himself too much.
@@paulmayerpiano . If I want to listen to scales , I might as well listen to a classical pianist
@@paulmayerpiano BTW, Chick Corea , Was not a swinging pianist, and he would the 1st to admit it .
@@through-composed7795 Classical piano is way more than scales, but I get what you mean. BUT - look at the options having such a solid technique opens up! It's been my experience that a lot of pianists who are born in Eastern Europe start with an arsenal of technique fundamentals that North American pianists only start to touch at the graduate studies level, if ever (my personal opinion is that when it comes to teaching piano, in North America we basically do everything wrong, lol). Eldar has more lateral freedom on the keyboard than 99.99% of his peers, even at the professional level. His pinky and ring fingers are fully contributing members of the team, instead of just being used only when needed, or avoided altogether. Pianists know - this is a struggle for all of us. Sure, his approach could be pared down, and maybe include more space, more judicious use of guide tones, better phrasing, but at this point his job is to decide what to leave out, not struggle for execution - a nice position to be it, imo, IF it doesn't become a trap. Most great musicians usually have a period of maturing, where they practice like mad in their early years, step back, and then decide what to keep and what to throw out. I hope he goes deep and transcends his "wunderkind" status. I hope he finds a good mentor that he can trust, who will ask him the questions that need answering, not just get him to play like them. I wish him the best, as I would for anyone who is this talented and hard working. I honestly wonder about the whole "swing" thing - yes it's an indispensable part of jazz language, but I really wonder about it's place in "modern" jazz. At this point, it's a necessary part of someone's foundation, like bebop, but are you really going to play most of what you play with great swing feel, the way earlier jazz players basically considered it mandatory? In 2022, probably not. Maybe it's just necessary for certain tunes because of the era they originated in, like this one, and not for others.
Just fabulous!
Am I the only one eager for the piano sheets? 😅
Playing 'blackjack' as my piano test song is too difficult.I have a test soon, but I still don't know how to play my right hand...If you read this, please help me. I can't move my right hand to nonlegato. Maybe it's only you who can do it.🥲