The short section starting at 3:52 is pure heaven; it's so soothing and calming. This piece as a whole captures the entire range of human emotions; from the ecstasy of the built up climax near the end, to the idyllic peace at the section mentioned above, and even right at the beginning with the tense and painful bass solo. Such an amazing piece of music; E.S.T is by far one of the greatest jazz groups in all of human history. Their creativity, and the fact that they play all originals and no standards, is just unmatched. Esbjorn is right up there with Mingus, Miles, and Wayne Shorter as one of the greatest jazz composers of all time, in addition to being a phenomenal player.
I feel privileged having listened to this magnificent trio performing their Strange Place for Snow album live, I was able to see every emotion playing out on their faces from my seat near the front row, I was in awe of how tight and how emotionally stirring their performance was. This piece is my favorite, the build in energy is like nothing else. RIP Esbjörn
I have only just discovered EST - more than 5 years after Svensson's death. I borrowed the album from my local library and have been listening to it in a loop all summer. I am overwhelmed by the beauty of the music; the extremely high level of musicianship and the skills of the engineers who recorded and edited it. I've been listening to jazz for almost 60 years but this recording makes other groups pale in comparison, and their music seem almost bland.
Thank You for every note You played together, for every space between Them ... till dementia will not catch me I will listen to You, and when we will leave our bodies I hope to go to your concert! and you will play something new, again ... Im just a litte wory, just because You Guys... will never gonna die..... Tack så Mycket. and "."
Je me rappellerai toute ma vie de les avoir vu, notamment ce fameux morceau qui m'a donner la chair de poule. Des génies qui ont influencer toute une génération par la suite. 💛
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just wonderful .. anybody thinks this in 2021?
Always.
The short section starting at 3:52 is pure heaven; it's so soothing and calming. This piece as a whole captures the entire range of human emotions; from the ecstasy of the built up climax near the end, to the idyllic peace at the section mentioned above, and even right at the beginning with the tense and painful bass solo. Such an amazing piece of music; E.S.T is by far one of the greatest jazz groups in all of human history. Their creativity, and the fact that they play all originals and no standards, is just unmatched. Esbjorn is right up there with Mingus, Miles, and Wayne Shorter as one of the greatest jazz composers of all time, in addition to being a phenomenal player.
The trio is the best state of the art... for the future...
The best performance of this song. That bass intro is unbelievable!
I feel privileged having listened to this magnificent trio performing their Strange Place for Snow album live, I was able to see every emotion playing out on their faces from my seat near the front row, I was in awe of how tight and how emotionally stirring their performance was.
This piece is my favorite, the build in energy is like nothing else. RIP Esbjörn
One of my favorite go to songs while driving ,what a great piece of music 😊
I have only just discovered EST - more than 5 years after Svensson's death. I borrowed the album from my local library and have been listening to it in a loop all summer. I am overwhelmed by the beauty of the music; the extremely high level of musicianship and the skills of the engineers who recorded and edited it. I've been listening to jazz for almost 60 years but this recording makes other groups pale in comparison, and their music seem almost bland.
What a beautiful recommendation. Now I have to listen to whole album:) Thanks!
This guy was definitely a genius.
Thank You for every note You played together, for every space between Them ... till dementia will not catch me I will listen to You, and when we will leave our bodies I hope to go to your concert! and you will play something new, again ...
Im just a litte wory, just because You Guys... will never gonna die.....
Tack så Mycket. and "."
Je me rappellerai toute ma vie de les avoir vu, notamment ce fameux morceau qui m'a donner la chair de poule. Des génies qui ont influencer toute une génération par la suite. 💛
i'm still listening.... Unbelievable! How hell this composed!
this album will always have a unique place in my heart .. what a master !! Esbjorn wass!
I agree for 100 percent! For my opinion the best song (among so much very, very, very good songs) in the best version. I´m still missing him.
Esbjorn exits the stage..... but his beautiful music lives.......forever!
Fabulous, mr. ysoner, thanks for your memory in memory of Svenssson Esbjorn.
Happiness
amazing!!!! this album is an everlasting masterpiece!!
Magnifique ! quelle musicalité, quelle intelligence, très belle performance...
Behind the Yashmark is my absolute favorite
I love this music. I have taken this song always mith me through the last years of my life.
Ah be abim,bi daldin bi daha cikmadin,her seferinde üzersin beni be..
Best Ending to a Jazz song ever!!
La musique des dieux ... Quel génie !
Beautiful thanks
Unbelievably beautiful
This is it folks..
Best song ever.
great!
Love this song and that version particulary!
Great. Just great!
Pure Greatness!
amazing live
masterpiece
whoop! love it!
OMG! This is awesome!
top
Still.
Wow.!!.who send me this link?
fine one
Underbar!!
😃🌱💙
DROWNED BRO_________*
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D Paula
Read the title :D
jg