Oscar Peterson Trio - Bern Jazz Festival 1986
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- Oscar Peterson Trio
Bern (Switzerland), May 1986.
Oscar Peterson - piano;
Niels Henning Ørsted Pedersen - bass
Martin Drew - drums.
Setlist:
1 Falling In Love With Love
2 Interview
3 Love Ballad
4 Interview
5 But Beautiful
6 Soul Petite
7 Carnival
8 Satin Doll
9 Take The "A" Train
10 Lush Life
11 Caravan - เพลง
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People listening in 2024 are here❗️
2025🎉
oh yes...definately
People listening in 2023 are here
Не напрасно я живу,если вижу в своей жизни этого волшебника Оскара и Хеллиса!
People listening in 2024 are here
Enjoying this 38 years later in 2024
the kind of music that humanity should send into space
I love the moment about 53:08 when NHOP touches his bow tie, thinking, "ok, here we go!"
Auch 2024 bleibt der Zauber. Wunderschön.
This is so incredible Good.. NHÖP ❤
i so love it when Oscar does the Shout on the piano, here(in the finale), and elsewhere, in his career. Hallelujah!! Praise the Lord, Jesus!!!
I remember hearing Oscar Peterson when I was maybe 10 or 11 and just being amazed. I used to stop and play and rewind a million times to figure out what the hell he was doing! I probably spent days locked in my bedroom haha only coming out for chips and cookies and soda.
Thanks for posting this whole concert! I wish more people would post full tapes and not just single tune excerpts!
What a class act. Oscar is the man, end of story.
What a charmingly intelligent, and articulate man.
It is so much more pleasurable feeling awe for talent of this level, when the human underneath it comes across as so deserving of the admiration.
It's 2024 and this man amazing.
Pay tribute to Nat Cole, but especially, to Oscar Peterson, an extraordinary and complex performer, now living in these fine recording ! Thanks for these remembrances of the sound of Oscar's voice and his magnanamous stylings and compositions !
Apart from the breathtaking performance in general, three things stand out: his recognisable classical training (including tedious scale exercises), his wonderful phrasing (in melody and harmony), and his sound on this marvellous Bösendorfer grand piano. Bless you, O.P. (thank you for sharing).
Apart from the breathtaking performance in general, three things stand out: Martin Drew at drums - Niels Pedersen at the bass - last but first Oscar Peterson at the piano!
If I had a music background, I know I would agree with everything you said. I also would like to say the same about Neils Pedersen. Fingers of both his hands fly around the stand-up bass.
Niels, not Neils, oops!
Просто феноменально,любимый пианист,слов не подберу!!!Привет с Донбасса!
Oscar was the guvner niels great but also people forget Martin drew a good friend a great drummer I had the pleasure of working with Martin runny Scott Andy on bass a real pleasure in 93 in dubai what a roast up
What a wonderful trio. I'm lucky to have seen Oscar on 4 occasions, the first time was in Belfast in 1963. The last time was at the Barbican Center. What a joy to hear. Need I say any more.
Who the heck can be that humble, and yet be so great?
His dad tried to discourage him from going the piano route. But told him if you do it, you have to "be the best jazz piano player in the world". I think something like that would humble you because you don't really ever get there, until "the world" tells you you have arrived.
Just him and the King of Pop, when it comes to music
さすが、オスカーピータンソン!!テクニックあるピアノ🎹の音色、素晴らしい世界。
The first CD we had at home when we bought a CD player in 1990ish was Tristeza, by Oscar Peterson. l was about 9 years old and had no idea about music, jazz or anything, but l was so attracted to his piano playing. It brought me lots of joy and l had no idea who he was.. Thanks Oscar!
Love Ballad❤心都跟著融化了!
Kind of stumbled upon this. What a delicious package of supreme talent! A beautiful way to celebrate Christmas Eve!!! The gifts this amazing trio gives is priceless and will live for ever.
👏🏾👏🏾
I was just going to comment on the fabulous talent of NHOP, and who do I see I the comments? The great Ron Carter. No-one else spotted you hiding in the comments, Mr Carter. Respect!!
my zwo little boys grow up on music like this. no matter what they do with their lives, this music will enrich them on theor journey. thx op! ❤️
Good Dad.😄
Always magical
Великолепно!
I cant imagine getting to hear this kind of playing in person , people really have no idea how special it is
I've watched this video 4 times in less than a week and I still can't believe how talented Oscar and Niels were
Dont forget Martin. THE best!😊
Agreed. And I think Niels Pedersen was one of the very few players who could not only keep up with Oscar...but give him a run for his money. Yea, they were just total monsters.
The other mind-boggling thing is that Oscar suffered from arthritis most of his life. =OO
@@tomstage4906 Correct Tom. Amazing.
… so beautiful … the greatest of all time …❤
Canadian, Danish and English (mix trio) of truly outstanding Jazz Artists. Oscar is just amazing! Sorely missed. Cheers!
Truly, United Nations.
@@jamesswan4426 Indeed James. Cheers!
Carnival mi tema favorito 😍
Wow. I never heard those arrangements of Satin Doll & Take The A-Train before, and the transition from Lush Life to Caravan is INSANE. Excellent concert! Thanks so much for posting this marvel.
This man played with the best- Lester Young, Teddy Wilson, Duke Ellington, et. al. He was in the Norman Granz shows; it followed that he approached his art with a degree of intensity.
Outstanding!!! 🙏🏽
Niels a virtuoso bassist, Oscar Peterson was and is still one of the best jazz pianists of the 20th century. His technique wow.
@@peterfriedrich4632 April 2th?
April 2nd. And it says this was in 1986 in the title
@@peterfriedrich4632you can also edit your own comment and fix that if you want
@@peterfriedrich4632 no I didn't email you
I also agree Ed Thigpen is a great drummer.
Martin drew is my favorite though
instablaster
Genius!
Neils Pedersen's quote of "Things Ain't the Way they Used to Be" on Satin Doll is priceless.
We know OP never fished as well as he played the piano. If he did, the ocean would be empty.
7:45 - Oscar talks about fly fishing
While there's no doubt about Mr. Petersons fingers on what is probably a Bosendorfer piano. Can we all give it up for that bass player and the drummer
I’ve been looking EVERYWHERE for this footage. God bless you!
It’s amazing to see musicians who, despite being able to show off the entire gig for validation brownie points, can see almost all the beauty in music is always only a few steps away from first premises, imo all the momentum of truly memorable beauty & deeper felt meaningfulness in music is found in/catalyzed through the realm of true melodic simplicity. The rhythm is what wraps it together, given it has a directional foundation underneath.
Whatever you said. It sounded good. I like it. I like it a lot.
the ballad he plays after satin doll is called “lady of the lavender mist” 40:51
Ore 22.52
Un miracolo della natura!!
The combination of Oscar Pederson , playing a music called jazz, a title like most that makes it only accessible to “jazz” fans limits its broad scope to the world because its music for the masses; coupled with a true phenomenon, Niels Pedersen , the likes that my never be seen again in not only his technical prowess but sense of time and then there his inner feeling for pure music; makes these two people to be never be forgotten butto be remembered for their love making music. A recording of Caravan is out of this world .....
thanks for the upload!!!!!!
Ya know, I love Oscar Peterson, and all his works. But what he does on piano with his left hand always leaves me in meltdown.
This intro to Caravan (and the rest of the song of course) is a prime example of that amazing left hand of his.
Bet the piano needed a cigarette afterwards.
Also, that was a stunningly beautiful solo by NHOP. Left me breathless!
Superb... thumbs up. Hats off....
He makes a very interesting point at @20:10 that I had never considered
My youngest brother loves Jazz and he once asked how can can one get a very good jazz pianist and I said I do not know. His answer was take Monk. Powell and Oscar and throw in a test tube and mix them and I looked at him and just kept quiet. I asked him and Art Art Tatum and he said Oscar already is Art. And that is when I stopped discussing jazz with him
29:55 'Carnival' Didn't know this song although it sounds familiar. Then at 31:57 ... love the 'schwung' that is given to the theme, pretty amazing, that rythm.
Какой счастливый человек!
J'en pleure de beauté !
PETERSON, EST LE MEILLEUR EXEMPLE, DANS LE MONDE MUSICALE, OÙ L'INSPIRATION DIVINE ET LA TRANSPIRATION, VONT DE PAIR...!!! VIVE LUI!!! Directement de Salvador/Brasil.
excellent concert, special mention for love ballad which is (for me) one of the best version Oscar has played live! but it seems to me that some titles are missing from this concert! like soft wind .. in any case, thank you for sharing, it's been a long time since I wanted to review this concert that I had seen on television .
thanks brother
Beaultiful!
49 likes, 1 dislike means there are only 50 people left on earth. The 50th has learned nothing in life, not to talk of music. There can be only one... bad for you , man!
I'm the last man, learning something new, love😄
That's just like... your opinion man
@@jamesswan4426, armer Swan.....
Joy!
♥♥♥
Clasicaso, no hay más nada que decir
26:47
Luca Brassi plays drums
“I want to thank you, Mr Peterson, for inviting me to play at the Bern concert, on this, the day of the Bern concert.”
49:00
Art Tatum. He admired Art and Nat King Cole
'creo que la version del 2 de rachmaninov por la japonesa juka wang o como se llame, es la mejor de todas las que escuche en mi vida
Is that Bill Murray on bass?
Was soll eigentlich die *Zensiererei von harmlosen Texten?* Wenn ihr die Kommentarfunktion nicht wollt, dann sperrt sie doch! *MfG!*
Эх ХХХ хз
Ioj
Watching the master serve up lush life was pretty ridiculous
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A stunning performance and I did not need my defibrillator !
15:22