First, Canada gave the world Gil Evans, then, Rob McConnell, and now, this brilliant, young arranger; makes me doubly proud to be a musician in the Great White North.
The woman who performed those alto sax solos kicks several asses (mine included) No need to speak about Joshua Redman, his only name is enough to define jazz awesomeness
deux extraordinaires solistes, plus un big band très performant, et bien c'est évidemment magnifique!bravo à ces musiciens et musiciennes hors pairs qui renouvellent et font perdurer le jazz!
Always hate when I miss a great chart and performance the first time around but, then again, there's always the bonus of discovering more WDR that is new to me. 😎
@@WDRBIGBAND You welcome. Indeed, I am a musician playing the alto saxophone under the name of D.M. Visotzky. I am more into improvised music but I really enjoy the quality of your orchestra and its musicians.
The frequent use of perfect fourths in that line is what makes it "sick". Perfect fourths have a tendency to resolve in western music and as a result if they are played consecutively- as Strassmayer does- this generates a level of harmonic ambiguity as the perfect fourths do not resolve. This unusual approach to harmonic exploration is often referred to as the "modern sound" in jazz, something which John Coltrane- who is a very strong influence on Strassmayer- and McCoy Tyner pioneered. Hear how Strassmayer and Redman (8:23-8:33) build dialogue from this approach by extrapolating strong perfect fourth lines to non-tonal dimensions.
The rhythmic groove has me thinking of altoists Steve Coleman and Greg Osby, two of the first visionaries to have incorporated this exciting and danceable rhythm in their Organic Real Jazz presentation. I adore how Joshua and Karolina were able to speak the Organic Real Jazz language without being inhibited or restrained by the nature of the assigned rhythmic context - a virtuosic feat reserved for only a few "Jazzicians" among whom were Stanley Turrentine, David Newnan, Sonny Rollins (Calypso rhythm) and Grover Washington, Jr., as well as are Nelson Rangell and Eric Marienthal. Lohvissimo to the arranger/conductor and the Band.
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Love the sax conversation!
First, Canada gave the world Gil Evans, then, Rob McConnell, and now, this brilliant, young arranger; makes me doubly proud to be a musician in the Great White North.
The great Joshua together with the grand master powerful WDR Big Band!
The woman who performed those alto sax solos kicks several asses (mine included)
No need to speak about Joshua Redman, his only name is enough to define jazz awesomeness
That ass-kickin' lady is Austrian-born Karolina Strassmayer.
Thanks for providing us that info
She laid down a beautiful solo there!!!
5t3r3054x Peter Kay
deux extraordinaires solistes, plus un big band très performant, et bien c'est évidemment magnifique!bravo à ces musiciens et musiciennes hors pairs qui renouvellent et font perdurer le jazz!
great arrangement!!!...love it!
I like that arrangement. It's so great.
The arrangeur is great !!
Thank you, Jean-Luc!
Always hate when I miss a great chart and performance the first time around but, then again, there's always the bonus of discovering more WDR that is new to me. 😎
😉 ajbfwb!
Joshua : marvelous music!
What a sound from every player. Lovin' it.
These two are great together.
🙏😎Kevin!
This is a smoking hot arrangment of Yesterdays. And Karolina hit it out of the park with her solo. Loved that bit of cutting at the end. Bravo!
Hi Longhaul! 🙏🙏🙏
Fantastic arrangement by Rich!!
So nice! Bravo to everyone!
Hi Dimitri! Thank you! Do you play an instrument yourself?
@@WDRBIGBAND You welcome. Indeed, I am a musician playing the alto saxophone under the name of D.M. Visotzky. I am more into improvised music but I really enjoy the quality of your orchestra and its musicians.
Thank you for your answer, Dimitri!
sehr schön !!
the most charismatic saxophone player for me :)
regards
Joshua is the rockstar of my jazz-listening life era
The duos between brad Meldhau and Joshua are just amazing. When they play Oleo it’s like a symphony
ВСЕГДА С УДОВОЛСТВИЕМ СЛУШАЮ ЭТОТ БЭНД. .!!!
Спасибо, что следишь за нашим каналом и нашей музыкой, TheLegat65!
Freaking Awesome!!
joshua redman good good !!!! wdr
Is so 😊
C'est WDR qui met en valeur les invités vedettes, cette formation est de grande qualité.
Great arrangement
Thank you, Basil!
bravo
Buenísimo !!!!
🙌Lirio!
OS MELHORES!!! :)
Awesome
Yeah Karolina ;)
Sweet!
😊TenSopSaxop!
😍
Go" head brother Joshua!!!
prelijepo nice
👍🙏 Šlme!
That groove (from everyone)! And does Joshua even need to breathe?!
Hi cooldebt! No, Joshua, breathes only on holidays:)
3:12 O_O
Sick !
The frequent use of perfect fourths in that line is what makes it "sick". Perfect fourths have a tendency to resolve in western music and as a result if they are played consecutively- as Strassmayer does- this generates a level of harmonic ambiguity as the perfect fourths do not resolve. This unusual approach to harmonic exploration is often referred to as the "modern sound" in jazz, something which John Coltrane- who is a very strong influence on Strassmayer- and McCoy Tyner pioneered. Hear how Strassmayer and Redman (8:23-8:33) build dialogue from this approach by extrapolating strong perfect fourth lines to non-tonal dimensions.
Hey Joshua, you're bad but Karolina is the Jonathan Livingston Seagull of saxophone artists.
Now *there's* an obscure reference
Where i can find the chord changes from the alto solo? they are so sick!
is that the neumann tlm 103 mic?
+Phil Ipp
Hey Phil Ipp, the microphone is a tlm 170
+WDR thank you very much! :)
Lohvissimo - dialogue and troupe
👍🙏
The rhythmic groove has me thinking of altoists Steve Coleman and Greg Osby, two of the first visionaries to have incorporated this exciting and danceable rhythm in their Organic Real Jazz presentation.
I adore how Joshua and Karolina were able to speak the Organic Real Jazz language without being inhibited or restrained by the nature of the assigned rhythmic context - a virtuosic feat reserved for only a few "Jazzicians" among whom were Stanley Turrentine, David Newnan, Sonny Rollins (Calypso rhythm) and Grover Washington, Jr., as well as are Nelson Rangell and Eric Marienthal.
Lohvissimo to the arranger/conductor and the Band.
Karolina surprised me with that solo, the lady can certainly blow the horn soulfully
Hey Keith, if you like to have more information about Karolina,then have a look at her portrait: th-cam.com/video/IKEGUnlCe_Q/w-d-xo.html
Yes, Karolina is the real deal...world class player.
👍
@@WDRBIGBAND very good. Carolina.
Filme. De acao
👍
Joshua and karoline ? And answer loved it
A Glass of Ice cold Lemonade
😎 michael!
UUUUUUUU7UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
After the first sax's solo. I was done. No disrespect to Mr. Joshua. he was great but the alto player left me breathless
Hi Michael! Great, but do not forgett to breath further while watching...there are so many vidoes still left to watch....
It doesn't swing :(
To Karolina:Play that funky music, white girl!!!
👍Arthur!
That Lady kicked his ass no doubt in my mind.Alto will always succeed Tenor.
WTF!!!
Awesome