Every musician has a technical limit but Peterson's can't be detected by the humam ear, and his creativity is limitless. The looks on the faces of Pederson and Drew when he's improvising through Caravan says it all. Never be another one like Oscar Peterson. Never be another time in music like then.
He plays the piano with fantastic order, competence and confidence. He knows the instrument perfectly. With a huge heart.He almost cries under the piano. He has never been and never will be a better pianist.
Nobel prizes for jazz piano? Today's younger crowd of people discovering this artistry for the first time might need time to absorb this phenomenal talent.This is not available in the Cliff Notes version of jazz piano history no matter how fast you turn the pages and read. There is not a convenient short cut to getting to the finale of this improvisation. You have to listen to the entire performance. Go through your list of suitable favorite adjectives and put them in their superlative forms for coming close to describing this performance. It can not be easily done. Notice that this music is not played in retail stores for entertaining the customers. Be thankful for something! OMG.
The way Neil's played that bass in love ballade was breathtaking and the drummer was Sooo Intune with he and Oscar.. I kept going back to Neil's part then I said to myself let the song play 😂😂😂.
Pay attention to he bassist. You can not afford to skip hearing this just for a second cup of coffee. Readjust your musical markings and select a different terrain for discovering more like this This is sparkling and beautiful and remarkably fresh in every sense of the word.
On a quiet Struday morning....no music in my street...al of the windows and doors open....Tha Hymn of Freedom......(used to sing tenor in a choir) from te Anglican Hymn Book...This one brought a sweet eye or two...
Ah yes. That glorious Hymn to Freedom. I got it onto Radio NZ in their slot Greatest Song Ever Written. And yes, the Anglican hymnal. I'm still trusting in Jesus.
Fascinating. Deeply felt interpretation for instance in BUT BEAUTIFUL and in the Ellington medley, for me fascinating the out of tempo kind of classical lines and runs between the melody phrases. Beautiful improvisation of piano in LOVE BALLAD and also of the bass in this peace, as always of the incredible NHØP. Could say so much further, that pleases me of that music, for instance the joy in the beginning chords and the theme of CARNIVAL, the great run that opens BUT BEAUTIFUL (wish him playing it or a similar one more often or in other pieces)....
We have made this same request before .Conduct a study of improvisation on the key board among three stylists considered to be so good as jazz pianists last century. Peterson and Garner and Tatum. Whose limited knowledge of music propelled him to reach greater accomplishments? DId accompaniment by two others take anything away from the performance by the three men? Which one did the most for embellishing a standard tune? Which one made lasting contributions for improvisation in jazz? Who was the best improvisor for jazz piano music? Who did the most for presenting current music and for embellishing standard tunes? Where was Tatum aligned for measuring up to these two piano titans for jazz creativity? Chronology will play a part. Come back with your answers soon.
Please list the name of the drummer. Much of my music education for jazz piano music came from hearing tis artist in part because of the proximity of Canada. Whether it was the dynamic standard repertory of music written by others or Oscar's improvisation on his interpretation of that music reconfigured in his way his contribution to my music education was substantial and remarkable and unforgettable.Next time list the titles of the music composition by composition and the location of the performance. .
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The Best !
Oscar and Niels one of the greatest pairings ever.
Indeed.
What about Martin?
Every musician has a technical limit but Peterson's can't be detected by the humam ear, and his creativity is limitless. The looks on the faces of Pederson and Drew when he's improvising through Caravan says it all. Never be another one like Oscar Peterson. Never be another time in music like then.
what a dis to like all musicians lmao
He was a master.. You couldn't of said it better Bill👌
NHOP was the greatest bass player in the history of humanity. For Oscar there are no words to express his keyboard excelence!!!
...in our solar system...💫💥
ray brown was old school best
He plays the piano with fantastic order, competence and confidence.
He knows the instrument perfectly.
With a huge heart.He almost cries under the piano.
He has never been and never will be a better pianist.
Nobel prizes for jazz piano? Today's younger crowd of people discovering this artistry for the first time might need time to absorb this phenomenal talent.This is not available in the Cliff Notes version of jazz piano history no matter how fast you turn the pages and read. There is not a convenient short cut to getting to the finale of this improvisation. You have to listen to the entire performance. Go through your list of suitable favorite adjectives and put them in their superlative forms for coming close to describing this performance. It can not be easily done. Notice that this music is not played in retail stores for entertaining the customers. Be thankful for something! OMG.
The way Neil's played that bass in love ballade was breathtaking and the drummer was Sooo Intune with he and Oscar.. I kept going back to Neil's part then I said to myself let the song play 😂😂😂.
I have the cry giggles, I'm so giddy with joy and disbelief. Oh my goodness. This really awakened and enlivened all the good in me.
Canadian, Danish and English (combo) trio setting the place “on fire”. About the best of the best swingin’ jazz, folks.
How can someone do this incredible playing! At a loss for words, so beautiful.
Elegantes y obtimistas acordes un genio el señor Óscar
Its me watching it, just wonderful that feeling for music.
Che meraviglia....
Oscar's' music is conducive to meditation for me. Something powerful and deliberately silent and spiritual at the same time. Wonderful!
Pay attention to he bassist. You can not afford to skip hearing this just for a second cup of coffee. Readjust your musical markings and select a different terrain for discovering more like this This is sparkling and beautiful and remarkably fresh in every sense of the word.
THE Best! Period.😊
Wow!!!!! Bravo!
The last tribute to a giant by a giant is a wonder
Nothing compares to him.
5:46 14:39 29:40 33:28 45:07 simply genius...I mean, I'm at a loss for words, although thats to be expected whenever Oscar plays.
Who's watching in 2022?
2023
Im am hearing in december 2023..
April 2024
Oscar Peterson,Niels Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Martin Drew. REAL MUSIC .
Its almost like the music is streaming from his brain out his ears…amazing.
On a quiet Struday morning....no music in my street...al of the windows and doors open....Tha Hymn of Freedom......(used to sing tenor in a choir) from te Anglican Hymn Book...This one brought a sweet eye or two...
Ah yes. That glorious Hymn to Freedom. I got it onto Radio NZ in their slot Greatest Song Ever Written. And yes, the Anglican hymnal. I'm still trusting in Jesus.
That last track ! Uff !
Great artist with great taste!
Bravo. Amazing..thanks
18:00 just beautiful
Caravan hints! Brilliant!
bass solo at 20:00 is just incredible
By the way, I think it's vision by cedar walton
Holy cow!
Fascinating. Deeply felt interpretation for instance in BUT BEAUTIFUL and in the Ellington medley, for me fascinating the out of tempo kind of classical lines and runs between the melody phrases. Beautiful improvisation of piano in LOVE BALLAD and also of the bass in this peace, as always of the incredible NHØP. Could say so much further, that pleases me of that music, for instance the joy in the beginning chords and the theme of CARNIVAL, the great run that opens BUT BEAUTIFUL (wish him playing it or a similar one more often or in other pieces)....
Я не любитель джаза, но этот концерт я прослушал на одном дыхании. Оскар - гений.
Bravo!
Ahhh Yeah 👍👍👍👍 Love is...
Student: Can you teach me to play like Oscar Peterson?
Me: Are you Oscar Peterson?
Student: Um, no.
Me: There's your answer then.
Hopefully then you said "gonna cry?"
J ai etudie' tant des annees proff
О чём писать ... СПЛАШНОЕ ВОСХИЩЕНИЕ ВЕЛИЧИЮ
Could we please have the set list; the second song is sublime!
the song played after satin doll is "lady of the lavender mist" by Duke Ellington
how is that glissando at 11:38 so sublime
We have made this same request before .Conduct a study of improvisation on the key board among three stylists considered to be so good as jazz pianists last century. Peterson and Garner and Tatum. Whose limited knowledge of music propelled him to reach greater accomplishments? DId accompaniment by two others take anything away from the performance by the three men? Which one did the most for embellishing a standard tune? Which one made lasting contributions for improvisation in jazz? Who was the best improvisor for jazz piano music? Who did the most for presenting current music and for embellishing standard tunes? Where was Tatum aligned for measuring up to these two piano titans for jazz creativity? Chronology will play a part. Come back with your answers soon.
a crazy group
best
Неожиданный Питерсон.
Wow fab that's it really
Need a reminder of what you might have missed while attending to many pep rallies? You might have missed the boat in this one.
What's that second track called?
Its bloody marvelous.
Alright, it's mentioned on screen. "Love Ballad".
Thank you and goodnight =)
What's that second song called
Love Ballad by Oscar Peterson
What song 26:00 ?
Please list the name of the drummer. Much of my music education for jazz piano music came from hearing tis artist in part because of the proximity of Canada. Whether it was the dynamic standard repertory of music written by others or Oscar's improvisation on his interpretation of that music reconfigured in his way his contribution to my music education was substantial and remarkable and unforgettable.Next time list the titles of the music composition by composition and the location of the performance. .
Martin Drew.
Martin Drew on drums
who is drummer?
It's Martin Drew.
@@jforejtn fianally a version in which Niels Henning plays such am important role
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Who is the bass player?
Bassist is Niels Henning Orsted Pederson (Danish) Drummer is Martin Drew (British) Sadly, all three in this wonderful trio are no longer with us...
Off tune