Beginning @04:20 such an amazing composition and performance, am in awe. First time knowingly hearing a Bolling suite or maybe second time........wow!.......need a second to.......collect me thoughts......!
He has always been a musician I admire...his musicality seems so effortless and genuine and yet he is also quite the scholar and thinker...his gifts are not accidental! ;)
Though I like all of Bolling’s Suites for a classical instrument and jazz piano trio, the one I like best is his video at Versailles with the first suite for flute as featured instrument, Bolling playing himself and Jean-Pierre Rampal on the flute; those pictures are suiting well to the music.
Since late-70s Bolling was as innovative as surprising, showing how classics and smooth jazz can mix without loosing their identity with unique results. Going back, I recall always Prokofiev´s 1st Symphony op. 25, "Classic", also showing as modern composers are able to go back in time and composition style. Just a final note - I can not prevent from compairing some of Bolling´s pieces to musical Impressionism. Data venia, It is.
Beginning @04:20 such an amazing composition and performance, am in awe. First time knowingly hearing a Bolling suite or maybe second time........wow!.......need a second to.......collect me thoughts......!
He has always been a musician I admire...his musicality seems so effortless and genuine and yet he is also quite the scholar and thinker...his gifts are not accidental! ;)
Didn't know that jazz cello was a thing, glad i do now
@Brad Watson jazz ≠ improvisation , you’re wrong
Though I like all of Bolling’s Suites for a classical instrument and jazz piano trio, the one I like best is his video at Versailles with the first suite for flute as featured instrument, Bolling playing himself and Jean-Pierre Rampal on the flute; those pictures are suiting well to the music.
18:15 it is always a good moment for some Rossini
oh my god this was great
I bought the CD with Yoyo-Ma playing the cello~~:) R.I.P Claude Bolling~
What a shame,when did he die?
In addition to donating his millions, Bill Gates also plays bass cello with his favorite bunch of musician friends.
you made me laugh for the first time today, thank you
You completely had me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Funny man!
Since late-70s Bolling was as innovative as surprising, showing how classics and smooth jazz can mix without loosing their identity with unique results. Going back, I recall always Prokofiev´s 1st Symphony op. 25, "Classic", also showing as modern composers are able to go back in time and composition style. Just a final note - I can not prevent from compairing some of Bolling´s pieces to musical Impressionism. Data venia, It is.
Nice piece. 🙂
What's the name of the song that starts at 4:30? :)
Ballade, Also belongs to the suite for cello and piano jazz trio
Thanks! :)
I want a sheet
He kinda looks like Bill Gates..
Seems to be some confusion at 223 and 231. Other than that, great job!
Aside form being a voracious reader, Bill Gates also play cello.