He is absolutely immersed in the moment. Every part of his body is living this piece. The music is hypnotizing him. You can’t imagine the energy it takes to play the piano like this. It must be exhausting.
Mr. Jarrett is not a musician that plays music on the piano. He plums the depths of the emotions the composer experienced when he or she created the piece. Mr. Jarrett absorbs all the feeling that was invested in the piece to the point where he becomes the music and then; using every iota of his heart and soul, he expresses those emotions through the piano. Committing 100% of his being to the process, he provides us with a masterful performance every original composer would likely be proud of.
+Kimberly Brathwaite And the independence between his hands! Hell, I know that might be easy for classically trained pianists but I've transcribed part of this thing and it's bloody difficult.
Tom Parker Actually I think it's easier for jazz pianists than classically trained ones, because the left hand you're playing is the one you compose/improvise, so most of the time you're not trying to play what somebody else was thinking, just what you "hear" and as you hear it.
@@aminjomaa99 i don't know how someone even begins to get their two hands doing different things... when i 'play' a piano my hands can't do different stuff, feels like i need a second brain to do that
He’s very eccentric to watch but this is part of his genius - we get to participate in the huge emotion that he communicates through his playing. It is breathtaking to watch.
I`ve listened to Keith for many years now and I`m so thankful for all he has done and the countless hours of pure enjoyment he has given me along with the grunts and groans I love it all. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
A superb pianist , second to none . Sadly I understand he has had a stroke which is a cruel blow - hopefully he will recover , but ,as a doctor , I know that the outcome is unpredictable . I wish him the best ; his achievements are immense .
There is absolutely no chance that his condition will improve. It would already be very complicated for a young person, but at his age, there is nothing to hope for unfortunately. This is for me the greatest loss of the piano world, nobody plays like him
I was at a well-known record producer's house yesterday- framed records and pictures all over the place ( very "big" names) We were talking about Jarret/O.Peterson, etc. put the old vinyls on ! He said, yes, real musicians, real music, no digital manipulation, real instruments, no BS. What a Joy.
Gotta say, this is one of my favs of his work. He says he literally goes out on stage at times not knowing one single note of improve he's going to play. He says his best music comes when he's not thinking about it at all, just listening and enjoying. Obviously, from a biologically technical standpoint, he IS thinking, but I think what he means is not consciously thinking, kind of like what some call "muscle memory" in sports, but in a different and higher level way. What he does is as if you were redesigning an Olympic dive (let's say) real time. Likely a SERIOUSLY bad idea in that case (although I have seen a few where it looks like they did just that, TOTAL wipe outs, back and belly flops or smashing against the board or platform). Just letting his subconscious work it out...it knows the rules, it knows music, and it just FLOWS. Scary, but amazing. He said there are times when he felt like he was melting into the high keys of the piano during one concert. Yes, he is weird...his music though....WOW. I also expect he drives the recording engineers absolutely BONKERS, as I've heard from a few Glenn Gould did back in his first Goldberg Variations recording (worth a listen if you've never heard it...quite unique).
Keith Jarrett: one of the best jazz pianists. He really gets into his playing, making love to the piano...almost literally. That piano needs some lovin', I suppose. LOL Beautiful song.
@@artistsometimes2729 listen to a few other versions of this composition. I think you'll agree this is quite unique. Uniqueness is one of the characteristics of improv, yeah?
Sam: Yes, I know: They have to teach correctly, though. When with the teacher, do as he/she says. When you are with the college professor even with politics and religion for extra credit -- soak up the professor's stuff, spew it back on his test/exams, and suck up later -- the *way it is could be done!* So be it, with the dignified classical piano teachers. -- *It is for you/the student, to pound the pavement* procuring pounds, lying prostrate to promoters for the possibilities in the music marketplace!
1. Keith Jarrett- piano, grunts 2. free improv jazz 3. 32 bar 4. I really like keith and think it is amazing how he can just go in front of people and improv an entire concert.
Объединила две композиции - импровизации двух авторов. Станцевала, определяя ощущения. Здорово!. Первая, получается,как прелюдия, вторая - кульминация. Тестовые части взаимосвязаны. Спасибо.
Blessed are those who were present in the audience; we, no less blessed are just a little elevated for the six minutes and eleven seconds. I don't think there could be a better serenade of summer..
Performers- Keith Jarrett School/Style-jazz fusion Form-free form reason for inclusion- I included this into my playlist because he is so enjoyable to listen to and I didn't want to forget to listen, to this song in particular, over and over again. This song has such a cool vibe and I really like his intensity/passion he plays with.
Miles said, to para phrase He wish he had the ability without prep just to make music or simply just play(like Keith). This to me is how music should begin if not fully played
Interagindo com o piano e nos emocionando, nos levando junto com ele ao clímax de ouvir uma boa e conhecida música, tocada aqui como nunca antes eu vi e ouvi.
At 2:42: This unorthodox posture of presence in the piano with maxed out expression isolated in a concert hall, probably enhanced is viewability, views and visual effect, which may have translated to more record sales and prestige.
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The ultimate goal of music. To bring you in emotional ecstasy. Music lives in Jarrett's body.
amen
Those who hate choose to stay separate.
@@davidhubbard4761 meaning? Sorry I'm not English.
I don`t care if he grunts, groans or farts I love his style and the way he gyrates his body. No question he is really into what he is doing.
5:09
Великолепно выдержаны танцевальные ритмы. Класс!!!
Music lovers can easily look past his eccentricities to his talent.
@@BruceCross His eccentricities are exactly the thing what makes him such a great musician. I don't believe in polished, Michelangeli style play.
@@cybermonk2678 Absolutely.
Listen to this performance 100x and still just WOW, what an artist, what an interpretation WOW!!!
Its like hes listening the the piano...the music speaks to him and he just lets it manifest through his fingers
He touched me like no one has ever touched me before
... says the piano.
Keith’s playing is the purest, and most free. Straight out of the ether.
He is absolutely immersed in the moment. Every part of his body is living this piece. The music is hypnotizing him. You can’t imagine the energy it takes to play the piano like this. It must be exhausting.
all these years later let's pray for this amazing musician to heal and thrive
Mr. Jarrett is not a musician that plays music on the piano. He plums the depths of the emotions the composer experienced when he or she created the piece. Mr. Jarrett absorbs all the feeling that was invested in the piece to the point where he becomes the music and then; using every iota of his heart and soul, he expresses those emotions through the piano. Committing 100% of his being to the process, he provides us with a masterful performance every original composer would likely be proud of.
❤ HE DOESNOT PLAY
HE IS MUSIC
Un'interpretazione unica e geniale. Blues e altre contaminazioni. Questo rimarrà il più grande pianista della storia del jazz. Strepitoso. Immenso.
That rhythm though!!!!
+Kimberly Brathwaite And the independence between his hands! Hell, I know that might be easy for classically trained pianists but I've transcribed part of this thing and it's bloody difficult.
Tom Parker Actually I think it's easier for jazz pianists than classically trained ones, because the left hand you're playing is the one you compose/improvise, so most of the time you're not trying to play what somebody else was thinking, just what you "hear" and as you hear it.
@@pianohar wisdom
@@UkuleleAversion his independence really is the least impressive thing.
@@aminjomaa99 i don't know how someone even begins to get their two hands doing different things... when i 'play' a piano my hands can't do different stuff, feels like i need a second brain to do that
He’s very eccentric to watch but this is part of his genius - we get to participate in the huge emotion that he communicates through his playing. It is breathtaking to watch.
Keith literally has an out of body experience to put this music out for all of us to take in.
Yes! That's it. An out of body experience
I`ve listened to Keith for many years now and I`m so thankful for all he has done and the countless hours of pure enjoyment he has given me along with the grunts and groans I love it all. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Интересен, очень.
A superb pianist , second to none . Sadly I understand he has had a stroke which is a cruel blow - hopefully he will recover , but ,as a doctor , I know that the outcome is unpredictable . I wish him the best ; his achievements are immense .
There is absolutely no chance that his condition will improve. It would already be very complicated for a young person, but at his age, there is nothing to hope for unfortunately. This is for me the greatest loss of the piano world, nobody plays like him
❤❤ sublime
One of the best videos I have ever seen. Emotion at the best.
I was at a well-known record producer's house yesterday- framed records and pictures all over the place ( very "big" names) We were talking about Jarret/O.Peterson, etc. put the old vinyls on ! He said, yes, real musicians, real music, no digital manipulation, real instruments, no BS. What a Joy.
Quel musicien surprenant Quel énergie dans cette interprétation Merci
Gotta say, this is one of my favs of his work. He says he literally goes out on stage at times not knowing one single note of improve he's going to play. He says his best music comes when he's not thinking about it at all, just listening and enjoying.
Obviously, from a biologically technical standpoint, he IS thinking, but I think what he means is not consciously thinking, kind of like what some call "muscle memory" in sports, but in a different and higher level way. What he does is as if you were redesigning an Olympic dive (let's say) real time. Likely a SERIOUSLY bad idea in that case (although I have seen a few where it looks like they did just that, TOTAL wipe outs, back and belly flops or smashing against the board or platform).
Just letting his subconscious work it out...it knows the rules, it knows music, and it just FLOWS. Scary, but amazing. He said there are times when he felt like he was melting into the high keys of the piano during one concert. Yes, he is weird...his music though....WOW. I also expect he drives the recording engineers absolutely BONKERS, as I've heard from a few Glenn Gould did back in his first Goldberg Variations recording (worth a listen if you've never heard it...quite unique).
What a great jazz pianist...such clear and rich tone. Mr. Garrett and Bill Evans are by the most expressive and creative pianists in their eras to me.
Rarely do you see someone so fused spiritually and physically to the instrument and the music
This is utterly amazing!!! What an original take on Summertime.
Fish are jumping and the cotton is high !
Simply amazing
Keith Jarrett: one of the best jazz pianists. He really gets into his playing, making love to the piano...almost literally. That piano needs some lovin', I suppose. LOL Beautiful song.
no real improvisation though
@@artistsometimes2729 listen to a few other versions of this composition. I think you'll agree this is quite unique. Uniqueness is one of the characteristics of improv, yeah?
Improv means improv
His vocal sounds with his "dance"style makes his performance on top! Love him
Keith...keeps my cool❤
as always, his sounds come from another world 🍀
Music from the Gods. I hope you are doing well my friend! You brought pleasure and perfect moments in many lives.
Some people have perfect pitch. Some people have perfect time. He has both. That's rare. He's well done.
Perfect head Bob too 5:04
So true.
haha i looove how he play that piano! look how he stand on it! ITS GREAT! totally Paissionate!
so much for all this perfect posture teachers keep banging on about
sam333 learn first then unlearn
Sam: Yes, I know: They have to teach correctly, though. When with the teacher, do as he/she says. When you are with the college professor even with politics and religion for extra credit -- soak up the professor's stuff, spew it back on his test/exams, and suck up later -- the *way it is could be done!*
So be it, with the dignified classical piano teachers. -- *It is for you/the student, to pound the pavement* procuring pounds, lying prostrate to promoters for the possibilities in the music marketplace!
THANK YOU KEITH JARRETT!
Love to enjoy this tube in either mode: vid + sound, vid - sound, or sound - vid
unique style, modern and always clearly recognizable
Keith brings new life to a marveous old piece. I think Gershwin would like it.
This is incredible, beautiful and perfectly played.
i;ve listened this meisterstueck by jarrett lamost 100 times. every time it's the same nirvanic pleasure.
That body-move... :D
1. Keith Jarrett- piano, grunts
2. free improv jazz
3. 32 bar
4. I really like keith and think it is amazing how he can just go in front of people and improv an entire concert.
Este ser Pianopajaro es un mágico , a donde nos llevas keithbird? a volaaaaar !
Объединила две композиции - импровизации двух авторов. Станцевала, определяя ощущения. Здорово!. Первая, получается,как прелюдия, вторая - кульминация. Тестовые части взаимосвязаны. Спасибо.
Blessed are those who were present in the audience; we, no less blessed are just a little elevated for the six minutes and eleven seconds. I don't think there could be a better serenade of summer..
shaibaliqbal m.
Astounding
i listen to soo much keith, it wouldnt be right without the grunts lol
Sad , but not surprising, to hear this . I hope Keith Jarrett will continue to listen to music .
He is irreplaceable .
Performers- Keith Jarrett
School/Style-jazz fusion
Form-free form
reason for inclusion- I included this into my playlist because he is so enjoyable to listen to and I didn't want to forget to listen, to this song in particular, over and over again. This song has such a cool vibe and I really like his intensity/passion he plays with.
educazione sessuale al piano e con il piano...semplicemente magico
彼こそ、天才の名にふさわしい唯一無二の人間です😃
the piano became pregnant that night
my ears just had twins
Or addicted to coke . . .
Narek Saribekyan 100%
@@MooPotPie MooPie: Yeah, mon! Selassie!
I think I Did Too!!!
Miles said, to para phrase He wish he had the ability without prep just to make music or simply just play(like Keith). This to me is how music should begin if not fully played
The Human Metronome On This One!!
He had me tapping my feet along with him.
he improvises all this , and because he can feel the music he has to move with it.
I'm here after hearing Mayor Garcetti talk about this extraordinary musician on Dax Shepard's podcast. He's right. That was indeed extraordinary!
Wow!!!!!brilliant.....
Dec 2022 each time.back.amd addicted again ...hooked for life
i could listen to this all day
ENERGI!!!!!! Bigest energie booster there a ever listen in live!!!!
The influence of American minimalism on jazz is grossly unacknowledged.
One of only two piano soloists I enjoy. The other is Monk.
Keith has a philosophie stranger than the other piano players.
Interagindo com o piano e nos emocionando, nos levando junto com ele ao clímax de ouvir uma boa e conhecida música, tocada aqui como nunca antes eu vi e ouvi.
Yes I totally get that. He’s able to translate in the keys what he hears ,,, such amazing talent
I miss you my Brother especially playing Danny Boy and my prayers go out to you get well .
Who needs a piano stool these days?
Incredible!
wow, he turned that into something amazing
Yes, you must feel the music, become the music
He's not a musician. He dresses entirely in music. He's totally musical! 3:33
The musical garment is enough to cover your entire body! 4:44
If there was anything left, it ended up going straight to the sea! 5:53
Eso es música sentir de la cabeza a los pies ese flujo de felicidad
I LOVE this video, A remarkable style, Keith this is the fourth way for the piano ( Gurdj..)..
AwesoMe!
Breathtaking.
キースのピアノは魂の叫び サイコー
that delay effeckt in the end ( 5:48 ) is psychedelic
Ci manca molto un genio della musica
One of the best renditions !
A lot of thanks
Amazing!!
I love your opinion mr. Ewout van Megchelen .Full of essence and succint .
Magic....
Wow! Some fix.
Thanks for this.
That is a really beefy piano tone and the way he gets the bass and middle parts ringing!
Fantastico
Feroce
Genius
Bonne annif, Monsieur J. Good times!
O WOW!
Never played better!!!!
Very interesting indeed. Thanks for posting.
Qué ritmo...Bravo 👌😎
Not much to complain about. Great groove ^^
At 2:42: This unorthodox posture of presence in the piano with maxed out expression isolated in a concert hall, probably enhanced is viewability, views and visual effect, which may have translated to more record sales and prestige.
WoW!!! Generations of Durin (first dwarf in Lord of Rings) never heard this music!
summertime ! le temps où le temps prend son temps!
sublime come sempre!
sweet groove
He's playing so damn well he's making himself jizz.
I don't blame him, I think I eargasmed multiple times throughout this song!
What a very special man......
Esse Tio eh o cara.
UN ESPECTACULO KEITH !!!
I understand that nine months later that piano had a spinet.
;-)