Ornette done so much for the Jazz Genre..he took it to a whole new level in 59..some called him crazy but now we see he was a cornerstone to a broader horizon. RIP..
This has probably been stated in a variety of ways by all of my wonderful fellow UA-camrs,but for a guy who was once considered so "out there",Ornette's answers are remarkably sensible.............much like his music.
I remember when I first heard The Shape of Jazz to Come, I hated it. But after listening to it for 4 months, I realized it was based on standard song form. I started telling cats that Ornette sounds amazing and his concept of harmolodics made sense but they looked at me like I was crazy.
That's actually how he talks. His communication is telepathic and he's actually saying something completely different. I guess you're one of the chosen few.
He definitely made music that was outside of so many jazz musicians for that time. The only one who seemed to match his innovation was Miles Davis* and Charles Mingus. Absolutely an innovator
Ornette Coleman sounds like the kindest person on the planet.
Ornette done so much for the Jazz Genre..he took it to a whole new level in 59..some called him crazy but now we see he was a cornerstone to a broader horizon.
RIP..
My idol for many years. His influence on music is still revolutionary.
Thank you, Ornette, for attempting to articulate the contribution that sound gives all of us.
Nobody comes close to Ornette. He is the greatest musician of his time
“Sound Grammar”! Mr. Coleman,. The definition of humility!
Healing the Feeling. Thank you Ornette Coleman.
Thank you for posting this video. A wonderful man that makes wonderful music.
This is our music is still one of the coolest album covers ever made.
One of the greats. So long.
This is a wonderful, wonderful, beautiful man. :)
I like his voice and his friendly way to speak, even if I'm not listening to his words.
This has probably been stated in a variety of ways by all of my wonderful fellow UA-camrs,but for a guy who was once considered so "out there",Ornette's answers are remarkably sensible.............much like his music.
Thanks Master , Thanks for your work RIP
Ornette is breaking it all down for us. A true genius!
what a god of the arts.
He's so soft-spoken.
what a awesome guy, i would love to meet ornette some day
Yo!!! What a God!! I love you, Mr. Coleman. You inspire me greatly. Peace and blessings! ❤️❤️❤️🙌🏾
Long and Happy Life to Mr.Ornette Coleman.
this is too amazing magnifico! gracias! thank u
Thnx for posting one of my heroes
comes across as a sweet cat
I remember when I first heard The Shape of Jazz to Come, I hated it. But after listening to it for 4 months, I realized it was based on standard song form. I started telling cats that Ornette sounds amazing and his concept of harmolodics made sense but they looked at me like I was crazy.
I think the intro-outro music for this clip is "Cross Breeding" from "Ornette on Tenor"
It’s tenor alright, buts it’s actually Dewey Redman on one of the tunes from Ornette’s New York is Now/Love Call Blue Note albums.
there is, and has been, no one quite like ornette.
His words are as potent as his playing.
That's actually how he talks. His communication is telepathic and he's actually saying something completely different. I guess you're one of the chosen few.
wonderful
HOW SWEET IT IS..
one great human being: ornette coleman.
all serious humans speak softly 😍
human is more important than technology
+Lica Cecato You are more important than human
Yes @@mic9check . . .
Lao Tzu of music, DAO of music 🎷🎶🎵🎼🔔
@fredblassie123 Still more than 95% approval!
haha you got a point.
He0' smysterious.
the text has NOTHING to do with what he is saying.... WEIRDO
4k quality
wtf is up with this sped up video shit??
He definitely made music that was outside of so many jazz musicians for that time.
The only one who seemed to match his innovation was Miles Davis* and Charles Mingus.
Absolutely an innovator