I'm a 69 year old hard core ELP fan....mostly from the nose bleeding seats in a huge venue like Madison Square Garden....but once at a local club (Toads Place in CT) I stood 15 feet in front of your father and watched him play......you bring both joy and tears.....God bless you for following in your father's footsteps! He IS one of music's 3 outstanding performers of the 20th century!! THAN YOU VERY MUCH!
ELP were an amazing band, love their symphonic arrangements, a truly outstanding trio, each a master of their craft. Glad they are being recognised by the classical music fraternity
From Spain: all us, people who try to be good, who try to give good things to the humanity, will see, will talk and will listen to new compositions, and old and new performances of your amazing father, Aron! Forever and ever. Promise.
@@sylvianosamia2839 All of those guys played piano or organ or harpsichord or whatever, not keyboard (i.e. something generating the sound electrically)
I have watched, & played ELP's live concert at the Royal Albert Hall recorded in England on DVD many, many times. Their last track, Fanfare for the Common Man I always enjoyed watching. I no longer own that particular DVD, but I sure would like to own it again & play it. C/O RDRT.
Magnifique hommage d'un fils à son père. Quelle magie ! Tous les musiciens sont absolument formidable. J'en ai les yeux remplis de larmes ...Merci pour ce moment musical hors du commun.
Aaron can be seen appearing and waiting for his cue on the left backstage edge. He was obviously pumped and nervous. Little did he know he was in great company by an adoring ELP public. Excellent! A little bit of trivia, Aaron was actually named for Aaron Copeland by his parents because of the love and music of Copeland. Aaron mentioned this during an interview with Render Media.
I met Aaron Emerson and his family in March in New Hampshire, USA. Friendly gentleman, incredible amazing family. I cried a lot that night. I got a chance to tell Aaron how much his father, Keith meant to me. Aaron's 13 year old son, Ethan is a child prodigy. A young gentleman. Brilliant performance that night. At the end of the evening, just as we all leaving Aaron asked me why I carry around 2 stuffed otters ( but very real to me ) I told him it was a joke but thanks to the internet it became viral so I run with it. Aaron told otters were his father's favorite animal. That was the perfect ending to a great night. I did not know this fact.
OMG!!!! I´m very touched by this rendition. To listen to Keith´s son playing this is more than i was expecting. Thank you very much Aaaron. Tears in my eyes, but tears of happiness. Thank you very much....
You did a great job indeed Aaron!!! Your father would have been proud!!! He was the most important composer of the 20th century in my opinion & what he could do with some of the other masters' works (Copland, Mussorgsky, Prokofiev to name a few) was genius in itself! I hope you & your family find some eventual peace of mind....your dad was also a wonderful person who I found humble & gracious upon meeting him. I've enjoyed watching these videos as I couldn't get over there to witness this in person. Very emotional & stirring and fitting a man of your father's stature!!!
BTW Mussorgsky had no structured musical education played by the seat of his pants in fact he poo-pooed any composer who did upset him including friend and fellow mighty handful member Rimsky-Korsakov who accepted a professorship at the St Petersburg conservatory.
MorbidManMusic - At times it"s best to keep your comments (and mouth) to yourself. Proof of God's existence with our own eyes we don't have. You and I are both probably scientifically minded but we also are to take into consideration someone's theories until absolutely proven wrong, correct? Do you have any evidence of God and/or Heaven NOT existing? It's okay to be a non-believer in anything you care to be but without absolute proof of something one way or another, you can't ethically make statements like you did. That is NOT being scientific now, is it? You like what you like, let others BE FREE to like/believe what they want to. Remember this upload was to celebrate Keith's life and his wonderful contributions which made him who he was. It's subject matter and presence isn't a proper place to ridicule someone having beliefs differing from yours, IF there is a proper place for doing such regarding the matter since WE can neither prove or disprove it. Live and let live, brother. Peace.
The sound of the organ brings back so many memories of growing up at the roller rink on Saturday afternoons and evenings. The "adult skate" was fascinating, watching the couples stroll and dance around the rink to swing sounds of the Hammond organ. Thanks to all the organists like your dad that brought such happiness to us all. It's such a shame that all the rude and obnoxious punk kids started hanging around the rinks, ruining the experience for little kids and adults alike.
Tears in my eyes, man. Your father IS proud. Do you imagine, the two men for whom you're named, up there, out there, wherever, still talking about "those six minutess in the middle"?.....
Fantastic Aaron..!! I got to know your dad back in 1989 when he played with Robert Berry in Campbell CA at the Bodega Club. I took your dad on a motorcycle ride thru the Santa Cruz mountains and had lunch in Santa Cruz
Dear mr. Emerson, a deep bow to your father for whom I have the deepest of respects and to you for blasting through such an amazing performance of a song which strongly binds my childhood to the wonderful genius of ELP. Best regards, Neven
I was 12 when I travelled to London from Birminghamwith my 16 brother to see brain salad I'm now 62 and recovering from a stroke my own brain salad! Loved these guys nice one Aaron godbless and rip JH Keith very sad well doi very mature x
Aaron, like Rachel Flowers you have reached your father’s skill level. In fact, I think you have exceeded it. Keith must be so proud of you looking down from heaven.
Brings back memories to my formative teen years in the 1970's listening to ELP for the first time and was blown away. Love ELP's music. I still listen to my ELP music along with Genesis, Yes and the rest.
WOW!!!!! Aaron. You've done your father proud. He's made up watching you from a high. Your father was my favourite keyboardist of all time. I loved ELP........they were my favourite band during this era of music. RIP Keith and your buddy Greg too.
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome job Aaron, your dad was smiling down on you for sure. Fantastic tribute to your father, you will have this in your heart forever. Keith has inspired many people over the years including myself and I can see here that he lives on in you.
Aaron, I have admired your dad's work since I was 11 years old! Thank you for sharing your music, his music, and your skills and time to this effort. I wish I could have been there. Brilliant!
This was not only a wonderful version, it moved and brought me joy and a great smile I do believe you made your Dad more than proud ! Thanks Aaron...Blessings
I was, and still am, a big fan of your father, Carl Palmer and Greg Lake's work. My first exposure to them was "Welcome Back My Friends to the Show that Never Ends" live album in 1974 while in high school. After that I picked up all the early works of ELP, some on album and others on 8-track, spent alot of time with the headphones on enjoying their music.
Maravilloso concierto! gracias por compartirlo! da tristeza ver el numero de visitas y comparar con un simple youtubero ,un niño jugando a carreras de coches en una hora tiene mas de cien mil visitas...es triste.
This excursion into the mind is awesome!! I'm not ashamed to say that I love Emerson Lake and Palmer!!! Their music is forever! This display is truly astounding to watch. Aaron, your dad is proud. Watching from heaven, he's probably got the whole damn place rocking!!! Thank you for this wonderful treat!
i was there that night,a fried told me of it and as i wasnt on facebook,where it was advertised,im glad he did.even though i was ill and had a nightmare drive there and back,it was so worth it.i saw the nice in their heyday,but wasnt too fond of elp though.it was good to see lee jackson again .and rachel flowers too.
Nutshell Studies Of Unexplained Death is a magnificent album. I have played it several times.....particularly early in the morning. The characteristic of the album holds my interest. I like hearing it with a view by a window
Your dad is looking down at you with a big smile on his face. Please keep the music of ELP alive for many more years to come. Please consider forming a group and touring. That would be the ultimate honor to your iconic father. I would come to see the show in a nano-second. I promise.
Like father, like Emer...son.
Besure
Very clever! And so true!
Haha!
Mind you, it is closer to the original Copland version, I'm finding. All versions excellent!
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I'm a 69 year old hard core ELP fan....mostly from the nose bleeding seats in a huge venue like Madison Square Garden....but once at a local club (Toads Place in CT) I stood 15 feet in front of your father and watched him play......you bring both joy and tears.....God bless you for following in your father's footsteps! He IS one of music's 3 outstanding performers of the 20th century!! THAN YOU VERY MUCH!
ELP were an amazing band, love their symphonic arrangements, a truly outstanding trio, each a master of their craft. Glad they are being recognised by the classical music fraternity
Just sent this to my 31 year old son Keith.
He knows who I named him after.
We old guys are getting really old. Bless you!
Pop would be proud, RIP Keith & Greg.
Watching this again after Aaron just posted some new videos along with his son. It just popped up on my recommended list. Still great.
This would be my ultimate 'bucket list' prize!! To see Aaron play with any symphony orchestra this piece of music. Im in tears after watching this.
You did good, Aaron. Your dad would be smiling at seeing you play, and loving it.
I have no words to describe how moving this was...Thanks, Aaron...you did your Dad proud!!
Roger Corriveau I am struggling with words as well. WOW is all I got.
Roger Corriveau Thank you!!!...
From Spain: all us, people who try to be good, who try to give good things to the humanity, will see, will talk and will listen to new compositions, and old and new performances of your amazing father, Aron! Forever and ever. Promise.
Keith Emerson is close to the greatest keyboard player of all time. So great to see that the family tradition continues.
with many many others especially classical ! or Jazz. "all times" means 17th, 18th, 19th 20th and 21th century. Google can help you
@@sylvianosamia2839 All of those guys played piano or organ or harpsichord or whatever, not keyboard (i.e. something generating the sound electrically)
@@jfwfreo Google for : "best piano players of all times"
Thank you so much for keeping the spirit of your father alive! Great job carrying on an amazing legacy
Well done Aaron! Keep your Father's spirit alive. No finer group than Emerson Lake and Palmer!
I have watched, & played ELP's live concert at the Royal Albert Hall recorded in England on DVD many, many times. Their last track, Fanfare for the Common Man I always enjoyed watching. I no longer own that particular DVD, but I sure would like to own it again & play it. C/O RDRT.
Magnifique hommage d'un fils à son père. Quelle magie ! Tous les musiciens sont absolument formidable. J'en ai les yeux remplis de larmes ...Merci pour ce moment musical hors du commun.
I was 15 years when I heard EPL for the first time. Nowadays I am 60.
Same❤
17, now 65 ❤
Aaron can be seen appearing and waiting for his cue on the left backstage edge. He was obviously pumped and nervous. Little did he know he was in great company by an adoring ELP public. Excellent!
A little bit of trivia, Aaron was actually named for Aaron Copeland by his parents because of the love and music of Copeland. Aaron mentioned this during an interview with Render Media.
I'll never forget Keith Emerson!
I met Aaron Emerson and his family in March in New Hampshire, USA.
Friendly gentleman, incredible amazing family. I cried a lot that night. I got a chance to tell Aaron how much his father, Keith meant to me.
Aaron's 13 year old son, Ethan is a child prodigy. A young gentleman.
Brilliant performance that night. At the end of the evening, just as we all leaving Aaron asked me why I carry around 2 stuffed otters ( but very real to me ) I told him it was a joke but thanks to the internet it became viral so I run with it. Aaron told otters were his father's favorite animal.
That was the perfect ending to a great night. I did not know this fact.
Bravo
👏👏👏👏👏
OMG!!!! I´m very touched by this rendition. To listen to Keith´s son playing this is more than i was expecting. Thank you very much Aaaron. Tears in my eyes, but tears of happiness. Thank you very much....
You did a great job indeed Aaron!!! Your father would have been proud!!! He was the most important composer of the 20th century in my opinion & what he could do with some of the other masters' works (Copland, Mussorgsky, Prokofiev to name a few) was genius in itself! I hope you & your family find some eventual peace of mind....your dad was also a wonderful person who I found humble & gracious upon meeting him. I've enjoyed watching these videos as I couldn't get over there to witness this in person. Very emotional & stirring and fitting a man of your father's stature!!!
Brett Millering yes... without a single doubt in my mind...Keith was the most important composer of our time.
BTW Mussorgsky had no structured musical education played by the seat of his pants in fact he poo-pooed any composer who did upset him including friend and fellow mighty handful member Rimsky-Korsakov who accepted a professorship at the St Petersburg conservatory.
Just found this. ELP was a huge part of my life in the 70s. This brings back so many GOOD memories. Thank you so much.
God Bless Keith Emerson ....
MorbidManMusic - At times it"s best to keep your comments (and mouth) to yourself. Proof of God's existence with our own eyes we don't have. You and I are both probably scientifically minded but we also are to take into consideration someone's theories until absolutely proven wrong, correct? Do you have any evidence of God and/or Heaven NOT existing? It's okay to be a non-believer in anything you care to be but without absolute proof of something one way or another, you can't ethically make statements like you did. That is NOT being scientific now, is it? You like what you like, let others BE FREE to like/believe what they want to. Remember this upload was to celebrate Keith's life and his wonderful contributions which made him who he was. It's subject matter and presence isn't a proper place to ridicule someone having beliefs differing from yours, IF there is a proper place for doing such regarding the matter since WE can neither prove or disprove it. Live and let live, brother. Peace.
💓💓💓 keith emerson
Loved The Nice, loved ELP, in tears at this. Wonderful.
The sound of the organ brings back so many memories of growing up at the roller rink on Saturday afternoons and evenings. The "adult skate" was fascinating, watching the couples stroll and dance around the rink to swing sounds of the Hammond organ. Thanks to all the organists like your dad that brought such happiness to us all. It's such a shame that all the rude and obnoxious punk kids started hanging around the rinks, ruining the experience for little kids and adults alike.
I first listened to elp when I was 15... it's been a whopping few months... currently I'm 15
Tears in my eyes, man. Your father IS proud.
Do you imagine, the two men for whom you're named, up there, out there, wherever, still talking about "those six minutess in the middle"?.....
KEITH will be very proud of you....fantastic,as was ELP....
Wonderful! God bless you deeply, Aaron!
Still one of my Favourite pieces I still remember seeing ELP live over 45 years ago still fresh in my mind :-)
Wow. It doesn’t get any better.
Very moving. Long live the spirit of Keith Emarson.
I am smiing right now,... thanks for letting find this!!
Fantastic Aaron..!! I got to know your dad back in 1989 when he played with Robert Berry in Campbell CA at the Bodega Club. I took your dad on a motorcycle ride thru the Santa Cruz mountains and had lunch in Santa Cruz
Way cool. Your dad was a huge inspiration to rock and a legend to so many of us.
Now, I am crying.........
What a HISTORICAL TRIBUTE TO YOUR FAMILY ! ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL ! LOVE AND BLESSINGS TO YOUR FAMILY !
Damn..... blown away!
Wonderful your dad would be so proud of you Aaron! 😊🤟👏👏👏 Happy Fathers day! ✌️💙🤟
Keith is smiling from ear to ear. You were excellent and you rocked it Aaron! Endless love to your family always.
Dear mr. Emerson, a deep bow to your father for whom I have the deepest of respects and to you for blasting through such an amazing performance of a song which strongly binds my childhood to the wonderful genius of ELP.
Best regards, Neven
Aaron, you did Dad and ELP proud! Great rendition!
Tears in my eyes and in my heart. Wonderful. How proud your father would be.
I was 12 when I travelled to London from Birminghamwith my 16 brother to see brain salad I'm now 62 and recovering from a stroke my own brain salad! Loved these guys nice one Aaron godbless and rip JH Keith very sad well doi very mature x
Aaron, like Rachel Flowers you have reached your father’s skill level. In fact, I think you have exceeded it. Keith must be so proud of you looking down from heaven.
My man lives on. Go Aaron. RIP, Keith.
I love this interpretation of Copland's classic.
WOW!!!
wow, like father, like son, Keith lives on.
Lovely to see Greg’s side kick performing his part on bass. You had a good teacher my son!
Thanks Aaron, stunning , and how cool is the conductor, did your Dad proud, very best wishes
Brings back memories to my formative teen years in the 1970's listening to ELP for the first time and was blown away. Love ELP's music. I still listen to my ELP music along with Genesis, Yes and the rest.
Brought me to tears. Aaron, you done good.
tribute to the great Aaron Copland who wrote this piece.
Beautiful. Keith was a blessing for us all. Thank you for this.
i AM . AND ALWAYS BE DEEPLY MOVED BY THIS SONG.. ELP LIVES ON FOREVER THROUGH THE MUSIC.// GWEN @ WUSB FM NY ( AKA VERLAINE HELL )
WOW!!!!! Aaron. You've done your father proud. He's made up watching you from a high. Your father was my favourite keyboardist of all time. I loved ELP........they were my favourite band during this era of music. RIP Keith and your buddy Greg too.
Go Aaron 😊👍💜🇦🇺
Outstanding, energetic performance!
wowww..how fantastic..KEITH,you can be proud of your son....
and AARON COPELAND will smile from up above too......
Aaron,your dad was a god who walked this earth and gave us mere mortals so much,you would've made him and Copeland proud with this. thank you.
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome job Aaron, your dad was smiling down on you for sure. Fantastic tribute to your father, you will have this in your heart forever. Keith has inspired many people over the years including myself and I can see here that he lives on in you.
Aaron, I have admired your dad's work since I was 11 years old! Thank you for sharing your music, his music, and your skills and time to this effort. I wish I could have been there. Brilliant!
Aaron, your dad is smiling down from heaven.....this is so awesome!!! what an incredible musical family you are!!!!! BRAVO.
A way awesome vibe-exactly how we all should be feeling and doing with each other!
A W E S O M E !!! Tears with a smile
PRAISE BE
Absolutely amazing! All the best from Costa Rica 🇨🇷 🎶🎵
Aaron I am so proud of you and your father, lots of love.
Incredible musicians-great job
Oh Man. ❤
Fantastic Aaron. I saw your dad back in 1974 and it was a great concert. Great performance of a great classic, thanks!
Martyn H I did too !!!
Me too. Trentham Gardens Stoke
beautiful job Aaron...I am sure your father was smiling when he heard this....outstanding job my friend...outstanding...
It was a brilliant evening... you all helped to make the memories of Emmo and Greg shine on forever.
Had the honor & pleasure to have seen both ELP in concert. This performance beyond well done!
Fantastic rendition, brought a lump to me throat
Aaron, we miss your father greatly. You did your dad great justice with your performance; well done.
This was not only a wonderful version, it moved and brought me joy and a great smile I do believe you made your Dad more than proud ! Thanks Aaron...Blessings
Good on ya, Aaron -- you got them to rock out. Feeling emotional all over again about your dad, my main musical inspiration. Thanks.
My tears are droping while I listen this performance😢 remembering Keith
ELP, the only rock concert I ever went to... 1978 at the Capital Center in Landover, MD, when I was a high-school senior. I will never forget it.
Brilliant version of a classic tune, your Dad would be really Proud
Thanks Aaron, and sorry for the belated reaction. I grew up with your father's music.
Cheers, Andre
I was, and still am, a big fan of your father, Carl Palmer and Greg Lake's work. My first exposure to them was "Welcome Back My Friends to the Show that Never Ends" live album in 1974 while in high school. After that I picked up all the early works of ELP, some on album and others on 8-track, spent alot of time with the headphones on enjoying their music.
Wonderful - thanks for doing this for your dad, a great musician, and you're rockin' too
Maravilloso concierto! gracias por compartirlo! da tristeza ver el numero de visitas y comparar con un simple youtubero ,un niño jugando a carreras de coches en una hora tiene mas de cien mil visitas...es triste.
You didn't just pull it off Aaron, you totally nailed it. Brilliant!!
Phenomenal!! I thought the original was a kind of fixed star and unreachable. But the galaxy expanded a bit here. Nice job!
Just Terrific!!
Common people, lead un-common daily lives in service to, and for , all human kind.
This excursion into the mind is awesome!! I'm not ashamed to say that I love Emerson Lake and Palmer!!! Their music is forever! This display is truly astounding to watch. Aaron, your dad is proud. Watching from heaven, he's probably got the whole damn place rocking!!! Thank you for this wonderful treat!
SPECTACULAR ! We need to hear more from Aaron.
i was there that night,a fried told me of it and as i wasnt on facebook,where it was advertised,im glad he did.even though i was ill and had a nightmare drive there and back,it was so worth it.i saw the nice in their heyday,but wasnt too fond of elp though.it was good to see lee jackson again .and rachel flowers too.
Excellent, your father is smiling.
Saw ELP back in the 70s, when I was in college.. Amazing concert.. Of course, Fanfare was my favorite.
Nice job here as well 👍
Nutshell Studies Of Unexplained Death is a magnificent album. I have played it several times.....particularly early in the morning. The characteristic of the album holds my interest. I like hearing it with a view by a window
Great job! Nice to see him carry the tradition. Hope to see and hear from him more.
Thank you for sharing this, I am sorry for your loss. I do believe your father is watching over you and is very proud of you!
Your dad is looking down at you with a big smile on his face. Please keep the music of ELP alive for many more years to come. Please consider forming a group and touring. That would be the ultimate honor to your iconic father. I would come to see the show in a nano-second. I promise.
Hi, your father was part of my youth, I also play the piano, I admire all the works of the ELP! big hug!