Oscar Peterson Trio with Stephane Grappelli • Grand Gala 1974 • World of Jazz
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2019
- Oscar Emmanuel Peterson (August 15, 1925 - December 23, 2007) was a Canadian jazz pianist and composer. He was called the "Maharaja of the keyboard" by Duke Ellington, but simply "O.P." by his friends. He released over 200 recordings, won eight Grammy Awards, and received numerous other awards and honours. He is considered one of the greatest jazz pianists, and played thousands of concerts worldwide in a career lasting more than 60 years.
This exclusive performance with master violonist Stephane Grappelli (26 January 1908 - 1 December 1997) was recorded at the AVRO TV Grand Gala du Disque 1974. The introduction is by famous Dutch TV host Willem Duys. It took place at the RAI hall, Amsterdam on 15 February 1974.
A true gem!
The Oscar Peterson Trio performs a.o.:
'Body and soul'
Oscar Peterson Trio:
Oscar Peterson, piano
Kenny Clarke, drums
Niels Henning Orsted Pederson, bass
Additional performance by Stephane Grappelli, violin
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So beautiful to see him play so strong so sure .....oh my!
Forgot just how much joy I feel listening to Mr Grapelli not to mention The great Oscar Peterson
There's so much joy in this beautiful collaboration.
Oscar Peterson+Stephane Grappelli =Perfect
I loved watching him on his Tv show in the seventies when he would have a guest artist, I’m sure Stevie was on once. My eldest Son, who is a brilliant jazz pianist (I’m bound to say that I know) has named his first child Oscar.
At my Son’s 18th Birthday party (quite a few years ago) his friend and my other Son DJ’d for the evening. I just placed two vinyls on the decks and sat down as they played, one was a recording of Rudyard Kipling’s ‘If’ and the other that complimented the poem perfectly was an instrumental dub version of ‘Autumn Leaves’ by Cold Cut. Listening to this has just connected these things together in a beautiful way.
P E A C E : )
A true gem indeed, this deserves way more views!
Oscar laid down such power and flow that many were inspired by such freedom.
Johnny Costa who played the piano on the mister Rogers show had some of this great jazz flexibility that flooded my ears for years.
Great blessings and love to all the younger people who are able to enjoy this dynamic flow of musical prowess. 🎶🔥
Oscar y Stephan simplemente son fabulosos.
Sencillamente, ... para un aspirante a músico ( Violinista ) ... escuchar a este par de " monstruos musicales " es casi un placer al oído y sobre todo lleva mucha alegría y swing ... a nuestro corazón y a nuestro espíritu ....
Great to see “The Falling Leaves” performed by these two giants together.
I absolutely adore this collab!!
thank you for sharing this great musical moment, and what a joy to see here a musicen who unfortunately has not played often enough with oscar, the wonderful kenny clark on drums.
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YES!!!!!
Songs: Body and Soul by Oscar Peterson Trio, then with Stéphane Grappelli: Walking My Baby Back Home and Autumn Leaves.
More, piease. Such great music
Aaaah magic 💯❤️
Kenny Clarke with Oscar Peterson? I love UA-cam 😍 And YOU... World of Jazz 😘
Marvellous. Thanks for posting.
Espetáculo!
Nils Hennning ist mein größtes Vorbild am Bass. Sowas von fantastisch . Natürlich die anderen auch, aber ich spiele weder Geige, noch Klavier…………
Jazz piano topper
Monster piano
Dazzling
Very annoying that the video is flipped in the first tune.
But anyway the music food for the soul.
Yeah that threw my perspective all out of whack
In fact, it’s not originally flipped. The camera was aimed at the mirror above 😊
The video being flipped is inspired! It is a total reveal of the Left Handed orientation of the modern piano!
Any guitarist can look at this and see the right hand strumming and the left hand dancing on the keys!
The piano is revenge for all the Leftys that were forced to learn to write right handed, and really shows why so few can sing and play!
Note, nearly all of the greatest pianists were Left Handed: Bach, Tatum, Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, Evans, Mozart(ambidextrious), Geiseking. Did I leave anyone out? Oh yeah, Costa, Liberachi, and Oh Yeah, O. P!
Was Chopin a lefty?
How do you know OP was a lefty? I’ve been searching for evidence of this
Jazz. Ummmm siempre es nuevo aunque no lo sea. Creo siempre en innovar. Porque es frescura para el alma. Sss
He was in Netherlands 😱
Se puede perder unos minutos en disfrutar
What’s the name of the first song?
Body and Soul :)
@@DaanSchreuder thanks!
seems to my the violins bow is larger than common
Rot op!
Regina carter