a great example of how the trumpet can be used for subtle musical expression and not just pyrotechnics. Arturo can play ANYTHING, but this is a great example of pure musicianship. Wonderful.
That just may be the best version of Here's That Rainy Day I've ever heard! To be able to play a ballad like that...! His sound... ugh!! Not to mention the ability to hold back like that. His lines were gorgeous. I'm a sax player and I think I may have to transcribe that whole thing (ear, not notation). Hopefully I can do it even a remote amount of justice. Wow... That was entire master class right there.
I agree 1,000%! Definitely the best version ever. So much feeling, phrasing, breathing, and his sound is so velvety, it's pushing flugelhorn-ish. And yes - the holding back - that's some real expert timing there.
@@IMunoz_momentum again !!!!!!! Another genius critic making a contest out of artists endeavours. Why not appreciate and keep quiet. If you want a contest go to a football game.
Good god! That tone is like aural butter. I thought he was on flugelhorn, this man truly is an inspiration. Never mind the ripping high notes and amazing clean runs. His mastery of tone is unlike anything I’ve ever heard.
I agree 100% on this. As he demonstrates many times changing your instrument and mouthpiece will only change your tone very marginally as your core sound will always be that. He says he plays what he hears in his head and very few trumpeters have the ability to do that. Have a listen to the live version of Zane on TH-cam and shut your eyes you would think he was playing flugelhorn too.
The best trumpet jazz version performance of this beautiful song. Arturo plays masterfully in every aspect. Pure musical performance by him-not a better jazz trumpet performance of this classic no one played this better.
The synthesizer seemed like an odd choice at first, but the cat really makes use of the expression/modulation to give it an emotive quality. I appreciate it more and more each listen.
I may only say thank you to. Señor Sandoval and WWW for letting me having the chance to appreciate such universal beautiness of geniusness by a CQC digital experienece.
The warmest most beautiful sound I have ever heard from a trumpet. At the very beginning before seeing him playing a trumpet I expected to see him with a fluegelhorn.
I've been listening to Arturo for over 10 years. He keeps getting better. The sound is fatter, richer, more moving. Thanks Diz for giving the world this talent. I'll never get enough. This tune proves you don't have to play high notes to emote great feeling. It's beautiful
I felt in love with jazz with the video of Arturo playing There will never be another you in this same channel. I'm so happy about having this new video here.
I've been honored to play a number of Sandoval pieces growing up, including one with him as a clinician. He just embodies jazz- he can go from playing incredible notes at virtuosic speeds and ranges in stuff like Night in Tunisia and then play this and just bring everyone back down to earth with his lovely understanding of ballads. Truly a one of a kind talent.
Arturo exercises such command over his time feel. Whether he’s laying back or anticipating, he’s always so clear about it and he’s always right on. Stunning.
There needs to be a love thumbs up, Arturo, this is some of the most gorgeous playing I have ever heard. Anyone who hits the thumbs down feature knows nothing about music, because this is one of the most elegant, gorgeous musicians sound on the trumpet I have ever had the pleasure of hearing.
el maestro Arturo Sandoval ,,,,lo mas grande para mi en carácter de trompetas latinas ,,,,, gracias maestro por entregarnos tanto talento ,,,,, y la sonoridad latina ,,,,puesta en cada una de sus notas,,,,
Bellísima interpretación , de una también bellísima pieza de Van Heusen, cuando la escucho olvido todo lo malo y me voy de luna de miel con la vida misma.
Great musicianship is not always about how much power you can summon, how many notes you can throw into a phrase, or how high those notes might be. Sometimes, great music happens with the lights turned way down low, a feathery-light touch lovingly caressing the nuanced flavor of an incredibly romantic offering from the Great American Songbook, like this one composed by the great Jimmy Van Heusen with equally haunting lyrics from the pen of the incomparable Johnny Burke. There is no question why it was Johnny Carson's favorite song, or a fixture on the Stan Kenton Orchestra book, or why a gigantic talent like Arturo Sandoval would seek to sink his prodigious chops into this truly evocative ballad.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS HE IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow! So, thaaaat's how you play a trumpet. Arturo once mentioned liking that airy Til Bronner type sound. Here's that day. Here's that sound. Here's my new favorite version of Here's That Rainy Day.
Agreed. Sandoval makes every note count. The pianist is also excellent, and the guy on synthesizer is exceptional. I've been listening to jazz for 70 years, and this is superb.
Chris MacManus If you're still out there-yes, it's a beautiful rendition, but give this version a shot. Tommy Newsome, Doc Severance, and Ed Shaunessy in a tribute to Carson when he died. You have no heart if this arrangement doesn't at least dampen your lamps. th-cam.com/video/DFac_omWrBg/w-d-xo.html
What a version of this gem of a tune! Thanks Arturo! Thanks also........ to the supporting cast of musicians who helped keep the feel alive all the way through this to the end.
As many times as I've listened to Arturo in concerts and online, I can never get over the sound of his playing. Like many of the great players there is one thing we can all appreciate; his adaptability. When I was first introduced to Arturo Sandoval, I was researching him and Dizzy Gillespie playing Night in Tunisia and exactly how Dizzy made it. In his career, Arturo played it many times, each showing off his power, range, and technical prowess. But the smoother jazz pieces are where he really shines because a lot of people ridicule him for only being a "higher, faster, louder" player which I personally don't agree with. Every note he plays can send you into a mirage of a rainy day, and very few even in the jazz world can really do that. I absolutely love what he does, and he is a role model to younger trumpet players who are discovering who they want to sound like, or how they want to sound like. Please Mr. Sandoval, keep playing and continue to pull us into beautiful music and inspire us to make ourselves move forward in our own musical prowess!
Ampunn, keren banget. Komposisinya aja udah cakep + great musicians. Bravo, Bang Sandoval. I watched your performance at Jamz Pub, Jakarta, Indonesia sometime on 90's. My late wife who did not know about jazz before i married her, but by always taking her to Jamz Pub she began to like jazz and liked Mr. Sandoval performance and other jazz musicians and compositions. She passed away on 13 July 2021 because breast cancer.
Absolutely beautiful. No showing off just pure commitment to the music and the context. A completely different side to Arturo that we don't get to see often!
Part of the beauty of this recording is the incredible tone, control and restraint in Mr. Sandoval's playing. He lets the music speak for itself. If anyone wants to know the definition of chops, it reads: See Arturo Sandoval.
a great example of how the trumpet can be used for subtle musical expression and not just pyrotechnics. Arturo can play ANYTHING, but this is a great example of pure musicianship. Wonderful.
Thanks for watching Greg!
Greg Burris I remembered many years ago he said
The trumpet can make sleep a baby like it can wake up a battalion
Great ! But I dont think he is used to playing this soooooooft .notes are all not perfect. But loved it regardless
Concur, Greg.
@@da11king I would say those notes are meant to sound just like that,not perfect which made it perfect.
With all my respect to maestro Sandoval and his awesome play, that guy on Yamaha synth made my day. He sounded so nostalgic.
Not many things are better than a jazz ballad with a horn....kick back, close yer eyes and dream of days gone by......
Though Arturo can flat-out SCREAM when he wants to, this video shows his true artistry. Great sound, creativity, and beauty.
Props to the synth player! Gorgeous piano solo too.
He made that trumpet sound like a flugelhorn! The greatness of
Mr Sandoval.
That just may be the best version of Here's That Rainy Day I've ever heard! To be able to play a ballad like that...! His sound... ugh!! Not to mention the ability to hold back like that. His lines were gorgeous. I'm a sax player and I think I may have to transcribe that whole thing (ear, not notation). Hopefully I can do it even a remote amount of justice. Wow... That was entire master class right there.
I agree 1,000%! Definitely the best version ever. So much feeling, phrasing, breathing, and his sound is so velvety, it's pushing flugelhorn-ish. And yes - the holding back - that's some real expert timing there.
Jon Faddis
Freddie Hubbard's versions top this
Wes Montgomery
@@IMunoz_momentum again !!!!!!! Another genius critic making a contest out of artists endeavours. Why not appreciate and keep quiet. If you want a contest go to a football game.
Dave Siegel na syntezatorze - coś wspaniałego !👍
Good god! That tone is like aural butter. I thought he was on flugelhorn, this man truly is an inspiration. Never mind the ripping high notes and amazing clean runs. His mastery of tone is unlike anything I’ve ever heard.
I agree 100% on this. As he demonstrates many times changing your instrument and mouthpiece will only change your tone very marginally as your core sound will always be that. He says he plays what he hears in his head and very few trumpeters have the ability to do that. Have a listen to the live version of Zane on TH-cam and shut your eyes you would think he was playing flugelhorn too.
Could listen to this nonstop!Outstanding!
The trumpet is such a wonderful instrument. It makes you nostalgic, and provocative. It speaks to the heart. This is a beautiful piece.
I agree. My dad was a jazz trumpet player. You might love this song: th-cam.com/video/RJN_Tfaj_KI/w-d-xo.html
Your so sigma alpha
definitely the best rendition of this song
The best trumpet jazz version performance of this beautiful song. Arturo plays masterfully in every aspect. Pure musical performance by him-not a better jazz trumpet performance of this classic no one played this better.
This is how a trumpet should be played. Smooooooth.........
How can someone get that much soul and pure emotion from just a twisted piece of brass? Amazing!
THAT SYNTH GUY... GOD DAMN! Came for Arturo but I got impressed as f by that synth too. idk just phenomenal dynamics and phrasing.
... and phenomenal wanking his effect joysticks 😂😂😂
Waw what a mellow warm sweet tone Arturo has aged so beautifully, from his young fire to a older slower glowful longer burn.
The synthesizer seemed like an odd choice at first, but the cat really makes use of the expression/modulation to give it an emotive quality. I appreciate it more and more each listen.
i was just about to comment the same thing.
Yo... same... every time I listen to it, it grows on me ever since the song came out on TH-cam 4 yrs ago
Best jazz synth solo i've ever heard!!! Dude has dynamics and wonderful ideas.
That was going to be my comment as well. For this acoustical piece, the synthesizer was way out of place.
ABSOLUTELY DEVINE,SIMPLY THE BEST ALWAYS , THK U ARTURO!!!
He's a living legend of the trumpet!!!! Amazing performance!!!!
Felicitaciones Maestro Arturo Sandoval.brillante interpretación.
best trumpet tone on earth
I've watched this so many times and the dude on the keys still cracks me up. It's like a cameo from the 90s. Cool solo tho
I may only say thank you to. Señor Sandoval and WWW for letting me having the chance to appreciate such universal beautiness of geniusness by a CQC digital experienece.
Incredible session all around! Arturo’s expression here is just palpable.
Gotta love that TONE and style! So tender and loving! Talented and and intelligent!🎉
he is one of the best three trumpet players in the world for the last 20 years
Especially now with the very sad passing of Roy Hargrove.
The warmest most beautiful sound I have ever heard from a trumpet. At the very beginning before seeing him playing a trumpet I expected to see him with a fluegelhorn.
The piano solo is perfect 👌
I've been listening to Arturo for over 10 years. He keeps getting better. The sound is fatter, richer, more moving. Thanks Diz for giving the world this talent. I'll never get enough. This tune proves you don't have to play high notes to emote great feeling. It's beautiful
Donald Irvin he’s old...so he got that mellow chill feel now
Check out Adam Rapa playing "Life" from "Live in Argentina" I think the video's called, dude's tone is nuts
Donald Irvin. What the hell are you talking about?
I felt in love with jazz with the video of Arturo playing There will never be another you in this same channel.
I'm so happy about having this new video here.
Thanks for watching! We told him he will have to visit our studios again soon!
Same here!
Check out the Freddie Hubbard's version
Check out Adam Rapa playing "Life" from "Live in Argentina". if you like Arturo's sound, you might melt at Adam's sound
Absolutely beautiful. I love Arturo’s restraint and feeling.
A beautiful rendition of dear ol' Johnny Carson's favorite ballad.
And th-cam.com/video/DFac_omWrBg/w-d-xo.html will always be one of my favorite arrangements of that song!
A wonderful song. A wonderful player. Pure soul . Pure heart .
I've been honored to play a number of Sandoval pieces growing up, including one with him as a clinician. He just embodies jazz- he can go from playing incredible notes at virtuosic speeds and ranges in stuff like Night in Tunisia and then play this and just bring everyone back down to earth with his lovely understanding of ballads. Truly a one of a kind talent.
Lots of greats do that. That's what makes them great.
There is no one like Arturo Sandoval alive still. A true inspiration!
Arturo exercises such command over his time feel. Whether he’s laying back or anticipating, he’s always so clear about it and he’s always right on. Stunning.
Some of the best musicianship I have ever heard! ... Beyond outstanding!
There needs to be a love thumbs up, Arturo, this is some of the most gorgeous playing I have ever heard. Anyone who hits the thumbs down feature knows nothing about music, because this is one of the most elegant, gorgeous musicians sound on the trumpet I have ever had the pleasure of hearing.
aa master class of fantastic phrasing ,and musical subtilities live us out of words.Arturo,you enchanted so many musicians as me,thanks for that !
Arturo and the rest of them can really make your day
To play jazz in his native Cuba Sandoval life on line , which is why his soul in projected through this music.
Wonderful song. Wonderful player
One of my favorite ballads... This is a great version... By the best
el maestro Arturo Sandoval ,,,,lo mas grande para mi en carácter de trompetas latinas ,,,,, gracias maestro por entregarnos tanto talento ,,,,, y la sonoridad latina ,,,,puesta en cada una de sus notas,,,,
Bellísima interpretación , de una también bellísima pieza de Van Heusen, cuando la escucho olvido todo lo malo y me voy de luna de miel con la vida misma.
It's a Portland winter and this helps the mood.
A performance full of compassion, beauty and wisdom!
One of my favorite songs and he nails it. Thank you ❤
Great musicianship is not always about how much power you can summon, how many notes you can throw into a phrase, or how high those notes might be. Sometimes, great music happens with the lights turned way down low, a feathery-light touch lovingly caressing the nuanced flavor of an incredibly romantic offering from the Great American Songbook, like this one composed by the great Jimmy Van Heusen with equally haunting lyrics from the pen of the incomparable Johnny Burke. There is no question why it was Johnny Carson's favorite song, or a fixture on the Stan Kenton Orchestra book, or why a gigantic talent like Arturo Sandoval would seek to sink his prodigious chops into this truly evocative ballad.
Majestic Mr.Sandoval!!!!
The dude has a rosary on his horn!! Rockin them beads along with the beats!
Guys... 3:20 to 3:27 is the most beautiful line in this recording. Nailed again Arturo!!!
My favorite part too
Great Chet-like line indeed
sh*t! that is gorgeous.
Yes
Arturo's music filters through his Soul
A great composition + a great instrumentalist = FANTASTIC.....😊
Just an incredible performance by Mr. Sandoval, as well as the rest of the band. I could listen to him non-stop.
I love you all. I love love love the rain. Sacred
As awesome a player as ever!! And one of my favorite tunes, too!
Brawo. Piękny utwór i pięknie zagrany.
Arturo that tone is just so gorgeous.
Sublime.
Arturo is the greatest living trumpet player today in my opinion of course.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS HE IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What about Wynton?
@@padrino.r what about him?
@@backdoorbrag hahaha what about not?
@@padrino.r sounds more like it!
Wow...just wow!! Arturo is such an amazing player!!
Heartbreakingly beautiful
Listen to this again and close your eyes. Arturo will take you on an incredible journey from sadness to happiness. Bravo !
jad1175 si true that’s how I feel now
Wow! So, thaaaat's how you play a trumpet. Arturo once mentioned liking that airy Til Bronner type sound. Here's that day. Here's that sound. Here's my new favorite version of Here's That Rainy Day.
Music just doesn't get an better than this. I've heard a thousand versions of this song and this is the best by far.
Agreed. Sandoval makes every note count. The pianist is also excellent, and the guy on synthesizer is exceptional. I've been listening to jazz for 70 years, and this is superb.
That is playing with feeling!Heart warming!
I cannot explain how my heart explodes for this song! So lovely!
soothing trumpet
thats why arturo is a giant
That is the best rendition of "here comes that rainy day" ever.
Chris MacManus
If you're still out there-yes, it's a beautiful rendition, but give this version a shot. Tommy Newsome, Doc Severance, and Ed Shaunessy in a tribute to Carson when he died. You have no heart if this arrangement doesn't at least dampen your lamps.
th-cam.com/video/DFac_omWrBg/w-d-xo.html
Brilliant
I love playing along with this one. Simple but elegant.
Brings me close to tears.
One of my favorite songs played so nicely by the master.
Thanks for watching!
Always reminds me of Johnny Carson.
It is one of the saddest love songs ever written.
Stunningly beautiful! So cool to hear someone with so many chops use them with such restraint and simply play melody :) Bravo Arturo!
Sandoval, sublime as always, but shout out to the synth solo. Outstanding use of the electronics.
Arturo is an amazing musician
Giving credit to all.. but that Bass though. Simply just amazing.
What a version of this gem of a tune!
Thanks Arturo!
Thanks also........ to the supporting cast of musicians who helped keep the feel alive all the way through this to the end.
Hah!!! The trumpet player I always wanted to be...what a pleasure to experience this man's artistry...
Like butter. Great relaxed, masterful playing.
As many times as I've listened to Arturo in concerts and online, I can never get over the sound of his playing. Like many of the great players there is one thing we can all appreciate; his adaptability. When I was first introduced to Arturo Sandoval, I was researching him and Dizzy Gillespie playing Night in Tunisia and exactly how Dizzy made it. In his career, Arturo played it many times, each showing off his power, range, and technical prowess. But the smoother jazz pieces are where he really shines because a lot of people ridicule him for only being a "higher, faster, louder" player which I personally don't agree with. Every note he plays can send you into a mirage of a rainy day, and very few even in the jazz world can really do that. I absolutely love what he does, and he is a role model to younger trumpet players who are discovering who they want to sound like, or how they want to sound like. Please Mr. Sandoval, keep playing and continue to pull us into beautiful music and inspire us to make ourselves move forward in our own musical prowess!
Seems like he sets the bar for whatever he plays! This a prime example, beautiful!
Ampunn, keren banget. Komposisinya aja udah cakep + great musicians. Bravo, Bang Sandoval. I watched your performance at Jamz Pub, Jakarta, Indonesia sometime on 90's. My late wife who did not know about jazz before i married her, but by always taking her to Jamz Pub she began to like jazz and liked Mr. Sandoval performance and other jazz musicians and compositions. She passed away on 13 July 2021 because breast cancer.
Unbelievably musical and moving!
beautiful
How he mixes new with old,the feel the scale, well- experience is the best teacher...
Simply soulful genius. What a gift to us. Thanks Arturo!
When improvisation elevates to spontaneous composition... wonderful.
Wow. The balance is perfect.
Agreed! Thanks for watching Jack!
So good!
Oh Maestro...so beautiful and full of emotion. Lovely...
Incredible
Very nice 👍 on the piano or trumpet 🎺 master of both
Absolutely beautiful. No showing off just pure commitment to the music and the context. A completely different side to Arturo that we don't get to see often!
4' 24 '' solo keyboard ,Dave Siegel , Magnifique j'adore !!!!
No puede ser tanta belleza! Arturo Sandoval.....mi ídolo!
Gerardo Avila Me encanta su música también. Toco la trumpeta y él es fantástico.
... what incredible phrasing. Wow.
Part of the beauty of this recording is the incredible tone, control and restraint in Mr. Sandoval's playing. He lets the music speak for itself. If anyone wants to know the definition of chops, it reads: See Arturo Sandoval.