Das war/ist richtig gut! Ich würde euch wirklich gern mal live erleben. Sardinia ist immer noch meine Refuge, aber ich kann gerade nicht sagen, wo ich bin... klingt ein wenig verrückt. Ich melde mich bei Dir.
An intense and profound sonic experience. The notes of the soprano sax penetrate the soul, while the bass creates a sonic carpet on which the drums pound out frenetic rhythms. An emotional exploration that leaves a mark. A highly complex work of sonic art. The three instrumental voices dialogue in an intimate and passionate way, creating a sonic fabric rich in nuances and contrasts. A listening experience that requires attention and involvement, but that rewards with intense emotions. Amazing work guys!!!!
Grazie tante, Marcus! sono felicissimo di rivederti qui su youtube! le tue parole mi fanno molto piacere! suonare con loro è sempre una esperienza molto piacevole, e sono contento di scoprire che quel legame implicito tra di noi si senta anche al livello musicale! un abbraccione xoxo
Always fresh & edgy,love this so much…kept me involved from the get go…this is so authentic & creative…a real amazing movie score if desired…so emotional….it breaths life….👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😀🤣😇😍😜🤩🥸😜🍁🌹🐝
@@urbulibaba Mentre ascoltavo la vostra performance, nella mia testa immaginavo "suonando insieme a voi" dei tappeti sonori🎸 A che punto siamo? Io qua sto già cercando...
Another unique sound coming from this combo. Like LBZ said, the recording quality is surprisingly impressive, production-wise. And one thing I love about Roland's playing is how he jumps into this hard swing every now and then in between aggressive flurries and phrases driving a counter-tempo. That second part was a perfect way to balance out the first part. I really appreciated that lighter section. Overall, the playing between you three is excellent!
Thank so much for your attentive listening, Karl, it means a lot! I also love Roland's ability to fluctuate freely between all those different playing modes! as a drummer, it makes interraction so much more fun! there's this implicit understanding between us that we don't have to follow each other's lead when somebody comes up with a specific melodic or rhythmic idea; instead, we are free to complement it, act as a counterpoint or follow a completely different line of thought altogether... I feel it makes for a more interesting and dynamic dialogue!
Wonderful playing by all three musicians! Jean's contributions were very interesting. I loved the soft yet suspenseful dynamic at the beginning of Second Part.
Thanks a lot, Patrick! yes, I love his playing too, there's something quite "painterly" (we're both painters) about his approach to sound that I can easily relate to!
Amazing as ever collab and sounds really great on both parts!! I loved the second part especially how everyone got so unorthodox with the instruments like all the scraping on the drums or whatever that would be called and so on, was very fun to watch and hear the results 👌👏
Sorry, missed your lovely message (I'm just back from a Paris trip!), so glad you enjoyed it, roland and I are very much into "extended" techniques, I often use my hands, it's just that it's not always obvious from listening only!
@@urbulibaba I do a lot of listening. I try to watch too but most of my UA-cam time is at work so a lot of the times I'm doing work stuff while I listen Also that's really awesome to hear and I hope you had a wonderful time in Paris :)
Great individual and collective musicianship. And congratulations to Roland for the pun!! Lack of shoes??? Does this aid inspiration??? I tried composing with my shoes off - and only got cold feet. Then, it is the north of England!!!😀
haha thanks a lot! :D I actually suspect the barefoot look is all for show, Roland's trying to pass himself off as Zen master (the effect was somewhat marred by the bermuda shorts in the previous video)... I myself was wearing beautiful high-heeled satin shoes, such a shame one can't see them here owing to the chairs in front...
Thank you!! :D ha, no particular reason, we French people enjoy going on strikes and wreaking havoc anywhere we go - it's a deeply entrenched penchant that can manifest itself in a variety of ways: flinging croissants at random customers at the baker's, burning cars in a parking lot, or flipping furniture upside down at a music school, as in here. The conspicuous absence of hosiery is calculated to arouse the compassion of potential benefactors and free jazz patrons (we are poor); I also suggested we might grime our faces with soot for a more dramatic effect, but Roland and Jean thought it would look a bit hammy...
@@urbulibaba haha!!!! That's the spirit of anarchy I was hoping for. My mornings would certainly be more interesting if I was constantly having to duck croissants in the morning. As a fully paid-up member of the British Sock Council, I don't approve of foregoing hosiery, though. Even in sandals and shorts. ;)
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this looks like a semi-makeshift recording session, and certainly sounds like a balanced professional mix, smoking session gents!
Thanks so much, Roger! being able to record with good mics (and a room with great acoustics) makes a world of difference!
It was a pleasure to listen to you over a nice coffee. Thanks for sharing. Great Jam
True indeed!
Thank you, Muratti! ha, coffee & free jazz, the perfect combo! :P
@@52ndstreetplanetaryensemble 🫂🫂
That was great!
thank you, Max!!
Great session lads. I float along with the music when I'm listening 👍
thanks again, that means a lot!
Excellent free form playing all round. Fabulous musical communication and expression 👏👏👍👍
Thanks a lot, LV!! 💜💜💜
Soothing sounds for certain Guys very silky smooth with Beautiful oddities! Percussion is highly melodic…
Thanks so much, Ihba! 💜💜
Hello friends 🙂 This was magical, absolutely nice! Thanks for the hot jam 🙂 all the best, Tubster
Danke schone, Tubs!! have a nice week!
Very cool session.
Super cool!
Vielen danke!! wie geht's dir? gehst du noch zu sardinia? roland und ich haben vor, ein Art Tournée in Italien nächtes Jahr zu planen!
@@christianeschmidt9810 Danke Schön, Christiane!
Das war/ist richtig gut! Ich würde euch wirklich gern mal live erleben. Sardinia ist immer noch meine Refuge, aber ich kann gerade nicht sagen, wo ich bin... klingt ein wenig verrückt. Ich melde mich bei Dir.
An intense and profound sonic experience. The notes of the soprano sax penetrate the soul, while the bass creates a sonic carpet on which the drums pound out frenetic rhythms. An emotional exploration that leaves a mark. A highly complex work of sonic art. The three instrumental voices dialogue in an intimate and passionate way, creating a sonic fabric rich in nuances and contrasts. A listening experience that requires attention and involvement, but that rewards with intense emotions. Amazing work guys!!!!
Grazie tante, Marcus! sono felicissimo di rivederti qui su youtube! le tue parole mi fanno molto piacere! suonare con loro è sempre una esperienza molto piacevole, e sono contento di scoprire che quel legame implicito tra di noi si senta anche al livello musicale! un abbraccione xoxo
@@urbulibaba Ogni volta che posso, adoro perdermi nella tua musica. Un abbraccione anche a te !
Nice playing, and so many different sounds and textures! Terrific climax at the end, too.
Always fresh & edgy,love this so much…kept me involved from the get go…this is so authentic & creative…a real amazing movie score if desired…so emotional….it breaths life….👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😀🤣😇😍😜🤩🥸😜🍁🌹🐝
Thanks so much, Reeka (I love your very liberal use of emojis!) :P
Beautiful as (un)usual on first, explorations of grey and suggestive on second with the river towards coda 🙌
Love that coda, give me all your anxieties and tremors 👽💀👻
thanks buddy!!! glad you enjoyed this session!
@@pliorius oh yeah, free jazz is, first and foremost, an angst-inducing art form! :D
Love this Urbuli 🔥🙂
Thank you, my friend!!
Wow! Super performance, da impazzire. Trio affiatatissimo👍
Grazieeee! mancava soltanto la tua chitarra free rockkk! ;)
@@urbulibaba Mentre ascoltavo la vostra performance, nella mia testa immaginavo "suonando insieme a voi" dei tappeti sonori🎸
A che punto siamo? Io qua sto già cercando...
so good
Thank you!! :D
Ebullient! Beautifully played kinetic music
thank you very much! the particular adjectives you used do resonnate strongly with my own sensibility! 💜
Another unique sound coming from this combo. Like LBZ said, the recording quality is surprisingly impressive, production-wise. And one thing I love about Roland's playing is how he jumps into this hard swing every now and then in between aggressive flurries and phrases driving a counter-tempo. That second part was a perfect way to balance out the first part. I really appreciated that lighter section. Overall, the playing between you three is excellent!
Thank so much for your attentive listening, Karl, it means a lot! I also love Roland's ability to fluctuate freely between all those different playing modes! as a drummer, it makes interraction so much more fun! there's this implicit understanding between us that we don't have to follow each other's lead when somebody comes up with a specific melodic or rhythmic idea; instead, we are free to complement it, act as a counterpoint or follow a completely different line of thought altogether... I feel it makes for a more interesting and dynamic dialogue!
Brilliant! Hope to play with you guys soon.
thank you buddy! oh yes, rather sooner than later!!
Wonderful playing by all three musicians! Jean's contributions were very interesting. I loved the soft yet suspenseful dynamic at the beginning of Second Part.
Thanks a lot, Patrick! yes, I love his playing too, there's something quite "painterly" (we're both painters) about his approach to sound that I can easily relate to!
J'aime beaucoup cet époustouflant bric-à-barricade visuel/sonore !!
Merci, Claude ! (Nous avons quand même tout bien rangé après !) ;)
@@urbulibaba
Mais il ne faut pas mettre en ordre les actes du rêve.
love this wild barefoot music
Thank you, James! alas, free jazz musicians=poor=shoeless, it's a pretty sad equation, really! 🥲
bass is crazy, nice session great sound journey
Thanks, man, yeah Jean's a great bass player!
Amazing as ever collab and sounds really great on both parts!!
I loved the second part especially how everyone got so unorthodox with the instruments like all the scraping on the drums or whatever that would be called and so on, was very fun to watch and hear the results 👌👏
Sorry, missed your lovely message (I'm just back from a Paris trip!), so glad you enjoyed it, roland and I are very much into "extended" techniques, I often use my hands, it's just that it's not always obvious from listening only!
@@urbulibaba I do a lot of listening. I try to watch too but most of my UA-cam time is at work so a lot of the times I'm doing work stuff while I listen
Also that's really awesome to hear and I hope you had a wonderful time in Paris :)
멋진 연주 잘 감상합니다~^^
커피타임~^^
Thank you, enjoy your coffee! ;)
Great interactive playing!
thank you very much, Ian! hope you're well! do you have fb btw? i tried looking you up on there but couldn't find you!
Nice to hear this improvisation Urbuli! Excellent work my friend!
Thanks a bunch, Toma!
Most welcome!
Far out. :)
thanks man!! ooh, I've just seen you're back on here, I can't wait to listen to your new pieces as soon as I get a free moment! x
Fantastic
Thanks so much, Tony! :D
@@urbulibaba I should be thanking you for posting your fantastic music. Keep it up mate....love the energy 😁
@@tonyfreejazz20 cheers mate, that's such a lovely thing to say! very grateful for the support! 🙏
Great individual and collective musicianship. And congratulations to Roland for the pun!! Lack of shoes??? Does this aid inspiration??? I tried composing with my shoes off - and only got cold feet. Then, it is the north of England!!!😀
haha thanks a lot! :D I actually suspect the barefoot look is all for show, Roland's trying to pass himself off as Zen master (the effect was somewhat marred by the bermuda shorts in the previous video)... I myself was wearing beautiful high-heeled satin shoes, such a shame one can't see them here owing to the chairs in front...
Amazing vibes and playing from all! Love it.
Interested in the furniture (why's the table on it's side?) and lack of hosiery here too 😊
Thank you!! :D ha, no particular reason, we French people enjoy going on strikes and wreaking havoc anywhere we go - it's a deeply entrenched penchant that can manifest itself in a variety of ways: flinging croissants at random customers at the baker's, burning cars in a parking lot, or flipping furniture upside down at a music school, as in here. The conspicuous absence of hosiery is calculated to arouse the compassion of potential benefactors and free jazz patrons (we are poor); I also suggested we might grime our faces with soot for a more dramatic effect, but Roland and Jean thought it would look a bit hammy...
(the upturned table is actually our cheaper version of glass partitions in professional music studios! :P)
@@urbulibaba haha!!!! That's the spirit of anarchy I was hoping for. My mornings would certainly be more interesting if I was constantly having to duck croissants in the morning. As a fully paid-up member of the British Sock Council, I don't approve of foregoing hosiery, though. Even in sandals and shorts. ;)
@@urbulibaba (I thought this might be the case, but prefer the anarchic answer... ;) )
bit lazyness like the verve sometimes!