After his performance I went down (stage left) to see if I can find him and I noticed a little gathering. It turns out it was an exclusive meet and greet. The guy at the door asked me if I was on the list and all I had to say was yes lol. The picture is on my Facebook page (Wilfredo Lopez)
*Solos:* *MVT I: The Business of America is Business (**3:52**) by Victor Goines* Tenor Sax: Jon Irabagon (4:32) *GUEST ARTIST* Trombone: Elliot Mason (6:33) Bass: Carlos Henriquez (8:46) *MVT II: The Elephant in the Room (**11:15**) by Victor Goines* Drums: Ali Jackson (11:15) Bari Sax: Paul Nedzela (12:04, 13:56, 16:27, 18:59) Tenor Sax: Jon Irabagon (12:04, 13:56, 16:27, 18:59) *GUEST ARTIST* Trombone: Vincent Gardner (13:00) Trumpet: Wynton Marsalis (14:40) Trumpet: Marcus Printup (15:02) *MVT III: Laboratory of Ideas (**20:59**) by Victor Goines* Drums: Ali Jackson (20:59) Soprano Sax: Jon Irabagon (23:01) *GUEST ARTIST* Piano: Adam Birnbaum (24:36) Trumpet: Wynton Marsalis (25:38) *MVT IV: The "It" Thing (**29:16**) by Victor Goines* Tenor Sax: Jon Irabagon (29:32) *GUEST ARTIST* *MVT V: Drunk as a Skunk (**36:07**) by Victor Goines* Tenor Sax: Jon Irabagon (37:12) *GUEST ARTIST* Trumpet: Wynton Marsalis (39:12) Trombone: Chris Crenshaw (39:30) *MVT VI: Bold, Naked, and Sensational (**44:43**) by Victor Goines* Trumpet: Kenny Rampton (45:44) Trombone: Vincent Gardner (47:04, 52:17) Drums: Ali Jackson (48:59) Soprano Sax: Jon Irabagon (49:55) *GUEST ARTIST*
I appreciate your comment so much! It helped me as a beginner to train my ears more when listening to jazz pieces and solos. Can you please do a solos breakdown like the above for this concert ( th-cam.com/video/PQ-yXQItCGg/w-d-xo.html ) also? Thank you so much!
yeah that was sick....and Victor Goines pushing those guys to keep going.... they both look back at him, with a look of "are you crazy, ..damn time to dig deep!"
I was there that night. I spent a litle moment with Carlos, Walter, Wynton, Víctor. They are really great musicians. I hope some day they might come to our DR Jazz Festival. Who knows....
The "It" thing, what IS the "it" in which we speak about. The thing which is the shadow of it's possessor. Such an eternal mystery, a space in the ever emerging soul.
amazing compositions and improvisations if you like jazz you're going to love it! This should had got more hit than this. They tell the story of the golden age of jazz with some pretty swinging melodies and ensemble play .
Que maravillosa demostración de arte. El dominio de la instrumentación por cada uno de los ejecutantes y la selección de las piezas. Reiteró CADA QUIEN ESCUCHA LA MUSICA QUE PUEDE.
35:50 Drunk as a skunk. My Grand Father was kicked out of the USA in 1928 by the Mob for brewing better booze than they did. Hence I was born in 1976 in Mayo, Ireland !
Trombone bass lines 14:4349:27 ; Marsalis/piano and trombone good solos 24:3739:1345:34 (listen to the last trumpet); Drum solo 21:00 ; Trombone solos 6:3613:01.
uber great (not the movie). Super wonderful. Thank you. The finest! Giants standing on the shoulders of Giants. The drummer is stupendous. The primary saxophonist is untouchable - great clarity and huge oomph. The orchestration is so tight, it's untouchable.
I guess Elliot Mason is the best trombonist I've ever heard. His solos are allways elegant, dynamic, powerful and packed with tasteful ideas and surprises. Love it!
Saw these guys in a very small theater (200ish) in a very small town here in the Lower Yakima Valley. They held music clinics in some local schools, which they always do on the road. When they came back to the theater for a late afternoon sound check, some local upper elementary/junior high kids were there. One young fellow was alone on stage when Wynton came up to him and asked, "What instrument do you play?" The youngster enthusiastically answered, "The trumpet!" Wynton took him by the shoulder and walked him to a chair and said, "Well, let's both sit here and do the sound check." Can you imagine what that means to that kid now and to the end of his days?
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I was at this concert. I managed to sneak into the back and took a picture with wynton marsalis
Hello, how did you accomplish this?
After his performance I went down (stage left) to see if I can find him and I noticed a little gathering. It turns out it was an exclusive meet and greet. The guy at the door asked me if I was on the list and all I had to say was yes lol. The picture is on my Facebook page (Wilfredo Lopez)
@@wilfredolopez9112 Thanks for answering, talk about taking a risk. Great job man!
@@wilfredolopez9112 Hahahaha gold.
Poker face on. lol!
#gary bartz
*Solos:*
*MVT I: The Business of America is Business (**3:52**) by Victor Goines*
Tenor Sax: Jon Irabagon (4:32) *GUEST ARTIST*
Trombone: Elliot Mason (6:33)
Bass: Carlos Henriquez (8:46)
*MVT II: The Elephant in the Room (**11:15**) by Victor Goines*
Drums: Ali Jackson (11:15)
Bari Sax: Paul Nedzela (12:04, 13:56, 16:27, 18:59)
Tenor Sax: Jon Irabagon (12:04, 13:56, 16:27, 18:59) *GUEST ARTIST*
Trombone: Vincent Gardner (13:00)
Trumpet: Wynton Marsalis (14:40)
Trumpet: Marcus Printup (15:02)
*MVT III: Laboratory of Ideas (**20:59**) by Victor Goines*
Drums: Ali Jackson (20:59)
Soprano Sax: Jon Irabagon (23:01) *GUEST ARTIST*
Piano: Adam Birnbaum (24:36)
Trumpet: Wynton Marsalis (25:38)
*MVT IV: The "It" Thing (**29:16**) by Victor Goines*
Tenor Sax: Jon Irabagon (29:32) *GUEST ARTIST*
*MVT V: Drunk as a Skunk (**36:07**) by Victor Goines*
Tenor Sax: Jon Irabagon (37:12) *GUEST ARTIST*
Trumpet: Wynton Marsalis (39:12)
Trombone: Chris Crenshaw (39:30)
*MVT VI: Bold, Naked, and Sensational (**44:43**) by Victor Goines*
Trumpet: Kenny Rampton (45:44)
Trombone: Vincent Gardner (47:04, 52:17)
Drums: Ali Jackson (48:59)
Soprano Sax: Jon Irabagon (49:55) *GUEST ARTIST*
I appreciate your comment so much! It helped me as a beginner to train my ears more when listening to jazz pieces and solos. Can you please do a solos breakdown like the above for this concert ( th-cam.com/video/PQ-yXQItCGg/w-d-xo.html ) also? Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot
@@emid2524 Of course!
Writing a Jazz History paper right now due in 6 hours. You're a lifesaver.
@@davidschramm8251 dude seriously, saved my ass too
man, when the baritone and the tenor connected on that solo . . . everyone went wild! ahah
yeah that was sick....and Victor Goines pushing those guys to keep going.... they both look back at him, with a look of "are you crazy, ..damn time to dig deep!"
25:18 Jacksons reaction to the chord changes kills me every time
think he just admire the talent, and thinking damn
He's not a bad piano player....
To play on this very stage is my dream.
You will get there one day!
Same
Never stop striving for it!!
adaf asd do it man
Attending Juilliard is prob your best bet. Also depends how well you do in Juilliard.
Thank you for keeping jazz in all of our souls
At 30:38 to see a 30 stone guy finish playing a piccolo then return to an alto sax. Classic 👌👍
in class right now just looking up answers for my band class
yeah same
Frisch is very bald
real
"Drunk as a Skunk" was my personal favorite; love Chris's "How Dry I Am" quote. Congratulations Vic, job well done!!
That's the USA and I love it 👍✔
The basis of this music is joy,
yes joy, which should not be missing in any music.
Just play!!!
Just a modern true piece of art can't stop to listen to this concert, there is a thing. I'm loving it
Excellent and explossive sax tenor and soprano Jon Irabagon, the guess star! Different solos from every one in this concert!! Claps claps!
I love the way all these respectable jazz musicians look like heavy-weight boxers and you would NEVER mess with them or disrespect them ! 🤗
This concert made my soul feel GOOD!!!!
They play MUSIC. No mo words. Jazz. Made in America, enjoyed in Wetzlar, Germany. 👌
No one gonna talk about how ridiculous Jon Irabagon is on sax?? He is criminally underrated
Paul brought the fire too especially on the second tune
bro he was hot garbage
@@JJJ-eg2ot wrong
@@JJJ-eg2otok thats fair, can i get some insight on why?
Fantastic, I love the full concerts.
Do you love them enough to pay for them? LOL
Nut
anyone notice how you can hear the bass player sing as he plays his solo?
there are no words that can be added to this conversation .
I was there that night. I spent a litle moment with Carlos, Walter, Wynton, Víctor. They are really great musicians. I hope some day they might come to our DR Jazz Festival. Who knows....
Laboratory of Ideas is the Best!. I've never seen a tuba in a jazz ensemble. Awesome.
To playing Sax then pulling out the piccolo and flute then from playing the trombone and pulling out a sousaphone! What a talented orchestra!
Wonderful concert. Thank you all for posting this.
"Laboratory of ideas" is the best one. It's such a fountain of excellent and fresh ideas. ❤
All the soloists are super and Wynton, as always, gives them something to think about. Hes fabolous.
The "It" thing, what IS the "it" in which we speak about. The thing which is the shadow of it's possessor. Such an eternal mystery, a space in the ever emerging soul.
CLARA BOW!
“OF” which we speak my.
Thank you for this beautiful experience!
Wonderful Music and People, thank you nice All words !
I love these songs
Just fabulous! Thank you so much, good band of brothers, I'm speechless...
The bass and drums are monsters! (so is the rest of the band) play some Basie swing (blues in Hoss flat)
So classy, thank you for this sweet music.
I love every moment of this
It's all I there I had a fantastic time Thank you very much. Totally hooked
amazing compositions and improvisations if you like jazz you're going to love it! This should had got more hit than this. They tell the story of the golden age of jazz with some pretty swinging melodies and ensemble play .
@queensopening Yes, it should have gotten more hits
bring us together and let us delight, celebrate, and live life to it's fullest !
This is FLY ing!!!!!What terrific musicians!
Que maravillosa demostración de arte. El dominio de la instrumentación por cada uno de los ejecutantes y la selección de las piezas. Reiteró CADA QUIEN ESCUCHA LA MUSICA QUE PUEDE.
this is going to win a Grammy
At 6:40 you should keep your eyes on Wynton for a collection of facial expressions and “Yeah!"
Listen to this carefully once. Then feel it the second time, & you’ll be happy! I saw them folks live! I was a happy old boy!
The best jazz...
Amazing!! It makes me feel so happy!
long Live Jazz at Lincoln Center,
This concert is amazing! Victor Goines indeed did an awesome work with Ultimate Elgance!
O.M.G...... Another big barrel of fun !
And Elegance, and Excellence and Virtuosity, and Spirit !
💗💗💗
35:50 Drunk as a skunk. My Grand Father was kicked out of the USA in 1928 by the Mob for brewing better booze than they did. Hence I was born in 1976 in Mayo, Ireland !
Trombone bass lines 14:43 49:27 ; Marsalis/piano and trombone good solos 24:37 39:13 45:34 (listen to the last trumpet); Drum solo 21:00 ; Trombone solos 6:36 13:01.
Excellent concert!!.Very nice presentation by Mr Goines for this amazing music band 🌺😍Thank you so much !!
Delightful...... just Delightful... makes me happier... :)
I watched this all!!!
uber great (not the movie). Super wonderful. Thank you. The finest! Giants standing on the shoulders of Giants. The drummer is stupendous. The primary saxophonist is untouchable - great clarity and huge oomph. The orchestration is so tight, it's untouchable.
Amazing!!!
wonderful.
Carlos played the lick at 9:02
It's beautiful
Damn Printup always brings the energy in spades!
Such a delight to listen to you all live tonight at The Palace Hall!!!
Victor sounds a lot like Frank Wess!
I guess Elliot Mason is the best trombonist I've ever heard. His solos are allways elegant, dynamic, powerful and packed with tasteful ideas and surprises. Love it!
Surprised by the engaging commentary as much as the music!!!
Dem Bari chops Wildin’ Jazz, jazz, and more jazz.
Assisti este grande músico nesta mesma sala de espetáculos...ele é EXCELENTE.
Eduardo Jorge
Rio de Janeiro
Back at it with the "Roaring 20's" again!
Just AMAZING. Also recommend "Mulatu Astatke - Nancy Jazz Pulsations 2009"
How beautiful I mean
Awesome Bari sax sound. Good choice for reed, mouthpiece style and sound concept.
why would people dislike this?
due to the political comments of the speaker?
Ethan Billig sever lack of culture
Vincent Gardner and Ali Jackson connecting on another level right there, wow!!
I’m LATE ,, but y’all. SWANGING,,, havin that fun in da Key of WE,
No mamen!! En la de "drunk as a skunk" estaba viajando al otro mundo!! ☺
What is amazing about this band is that it has the flexibility of a quintet. The solos build seamlessly and effortlessly into the band shouts.
Elliot Mason shreds so hard
Lo que hace esta banda es insólito!
Great performens
thanks for this
tell me why when i recognized one of the songs from Hey Arnold i got excited
Love it dream come true
Hi beautiful good day casi x 15 minutos acá en Colombia "!? y cuál es el tullo pregunta "!? the Charly" Ho el liche"!?
O baterista toca pandeiro igual brasileiro, excelente músico !!!
Marcus Printup👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Toda orquestra👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
SILENT CAL and CLARA BOW and SCOTT FITZGERALD... and the ALGONQUIN ROUND TABLE... oh- and the PUMP ROOM in Chi-Town...
Un placer escucharos
i shake with severe epilepsy that's my workout of the day.
16:50 killin
formidable
Simplemente exelente!!!
Needs more cowbell
Derrick White will dunk on your entire team hahahaha
sonzeira demais!
40:17 - Chris Crenshaw quotes the old hymn, O happy day!
찢어다!,!너무 좋아요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
BRAVO. Grandes músicos....
Exelente !!!!
Im going to see you guys performing at Wuhan China soon.
I just tried too hard to understand a coronavirus joke that wasn't even there.
soon
There is so much ugliness going on in our society. It is wonderful to see this kind of art.
Chills at 15:30
Sono arrivati i marziani...
IT thing, sembra trasmessa da radio Paradiso
El bajista orgullo puertoriqueño
22:14 I liked how the crowd “burst” in applause for the drum solo
That drum solo was incredible!
The chord of death at 25:36
Saw these guys in a very small theater (200ish) in a very small town here in the Lower Yakima Valley. They held music clinics in some local schools, which they always do on the road. When they came back to the theater for a late afternoon sound check, some local upper elementary/junior high kids were there. One young fellow was alone on stage when Wynton came up to him and asked, "What instrument do you play?" The youngster enthusiastically answered, "The trumpet!" Wynton took him by the shoulder and walked him to a chair and said, "Well, let's both sit here and do the sound check." Can you imagine what that means to that kid now and to the end of his days?