2019 can't help lovin dat man. SANT ANDRE JAZZ BAND ( JOAN CHAMORRO dir) MARTHA VIVES & DICK OATTS
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- 2019 CAN'T HELP LOVIN DAT MAN arreglo-adaptación basado Clifford Brown with strings
tributo a Clifford Brown
directo en el jazzing festival SEPTIEMBRE 2019
SANT ANDREU JAZZ BAND
director Joan Chamorro
featuring Dick Oatts saxo alto
Martha Vives trompeta solista
Koldo Munné saxo alto
Shanti Ming saxo alto
Marçal Perramon saxo tenor
Èlia Bastida saxo tenor
Alba Esteban saxo baritono
Simón Palazi piano
Carla Motis guitarra
Miquel Casanova contrabajo
Pablo Ruiz bateria
este tema parte del jazzing 10 VOL 1
recording
SANT ANDREU JAZZ BAND (2006-2020)
14 años de jazz
Dirección JOAN CHAMORRO
toda nuestra musica en jazztojazz.com
y en santandreujazz...
preject manager Gaudi-U-Música
RECORDING AUDIO David Casamitjana
MEZCLAS Josep Roig y Joan Chamorro
MASTERIZACIÓN, Josep Roig
VIDEO, Ramón Tort
What can I say? Or more like, where do I begin? If anyone could have watched me listening to this, they would have seen an "old man" (me!) with his mouth open in awe, and tears in his eyes from emotion. I don't know whether I was more struck by just how beautiful this song was or by hearing such incredible musicianship from these young people. Hands down, this restores my faith in young people. I don't want jazz to ever die, and with the likes of these incredible musicians, it never will. So nice to connect on UA-cam with other people who are as passionate about jazz as I am.
Wonderful, wonderful ! Isn't she lovely ?😃
Here comes the next tsunami of talent to be loosed on the world. This musical virus is the antidote for sickness and sorrow. Bring them on Joan. We love them, every one of their blessed souls.
Every word.
Martha Vives is really fantastic! I love her and her fabulous trumpetplaying! Congratulations! Dick Oates is fabulous, as always! Congratulations for all of you, of course!
Absolutely beautiful! a beautiful saxophone and trumpet, and smiles at the end! ♥️
Wow, Martha Vives, another brilliant young trumpet player with SAJB, well done!
Can't Help Lovin' Dat performance! Beautiful clear clean singing tone, Martha! Great things ahead for you!
This trumpet player has a grip on the emotional state that defines this song.Martha makes this song worth listening to. Thank Mr. Chamorro.
Well done Martha. The hits just keep on coming. Joan has another gold nugget in his never empty bag of very talented young people. Something in the water there?? I want more Martha she is impressive and what a wonderful smile. Thank you for sharing.
Another Beautiful Jazz piece by The World Famous Sant Andreu Jazz Band ❤️👍✌️.
Joan, looks like you have another star on your hands! Martha was wonderful! I've seen her on one other video but I haven't gotten to focus on her playing. She does a great job on that tune! You must be so proud of the talent you put out from your band members. Please keep doing what you are doing -- it's working!!!
beautiful solos, beautiful smiles! =D
We have no reason to worry about the future of Jazz, if we have young aspiring musicians like Martha. I just hope there would be more programs similar to SAJB, where kids of very different ages play together and learn not only from their teachers, but also from each other.
Great sound and phrasing. Brilliant . ! Love the joy on Martha's face as she is listening to the sax solo !
This wonderfully talented and very young woman looks like her mind is totally free of all the negatives in life, only having room for tranquillity and beautiful music. Bravo Martha.
Such lovely playing, more Martha!
Dizem que talento não se faz nasce, então a sant andreu jazz band é uma Nascente, desaguando talentos para o mundo, viva a arte na música.
Martha, maravilhosa!!!!!!!!!
Great performance. Loved Martha's performance in particular. Many subtle details, delightfully presented.
Exelente Martha genial siempre lanzando nuevas figuras Joan felicitaciones.
Wow! She is fabulous!
Fish gotta swim, birds gotta fly. Just sublime.
Well....yeah! Thank you for this great rendition. I will play it again and again. Walt
Emocionante Martha. Gracias
Sempre uma nova beleza!
Belíssimo, Martha.
you guys are a UA-cam HIT.
So many good soloists. Martha Vives, great expression! 🎶❤️🎶
É fascinante o número de talentos revelados nessa verdadeira instituição musical. A cada vídeo me surpreendo. Estão todos de parabéns.
Wonderfull tone, Martha!
Que beleza, Martha Vives!
Tocante interpretação.
Just ❤️ this! Can hardly wait for this damned COVID to end so I can make plans to travel to Espana to enjoy this wonderful music "live"!
Yet another superb young soloist.
How many more has Joan?
Steve Waters 🐈😺😺😺😺😺😺😺🐈 🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺
Es una fuente sin fin.
It's an endless source!
@@oliverwienrich7548 certainly seems to be!
Hermoso tributo a Clifford, bravoo Martha. !!
THIS YOUNG LADY IS REALLY EXCELLENT,GREAT PERFORMANCE!!!100%100🔥🔥🔥🎺🎺🎺
¡¡¡que delicia,esa trompeta,!!!!suena como la de los dioses,felicitaciones a esa joven,que futuro,gracias,Joan
MAGNIFIQUE INTERPRETATION. BRAVO A L ENSEMBLE.
Eso fue muy hermosa - bravo Martha...
Que maravilla , que sensibilidad , gracias
.. Fantastic
Brava, brava , brava.
Martha just great. What a tone.
Encore un joyau ! Magnifique !
once again a fantastic new member of your orchestra who celebrates the day for us who follow your wonderful work with nice music
Wooo ole Marta!!! no tenia ni idea de que tocaves! quin nivell! :))
Joan Chamorro deserves the highest award in his field. He's an exceptional music teacher. Bravo, Maestro!
Precioso !!
Excelente interpretación!!!!! My god
Martha is without a doubt the trumpet player Joan's bands have had over the years.
Martha started her solo part really really well! But after watching what Dick Oatts does at his own alto sax solo 02:35 , she really boosted in her second part to a higher level! I love the way Joan integrates seasoned professionals side by side with his upcoming young stars. Wonderful work, once again!
Wow! Where did Martha spring from? A great performance from someone so young. A couple of wobbly notes early on but such concentration and respect for the song and she really warmed up as she got into the piece. Dick‘s solo, supreme as always.
Bravo 👏👏👏👏🎵🎺
Lovely playing by Martha.
wow, just wow xxxxxxx
Awesome!!! Well done!
Birth of a lioness!
Els dos muntatges són molt bons. Aquest amb els primers plans és entranyable. Se't humitegen els ulls, buf...
ODM, what a trumpet ! ... amb aquesta sinèrgia mestre/alumne o (v/v) tot ens aniria millor.
Very nice!
Bravo Martha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
martha vives I love you
That was GOOD!!!
Where does the maestro find these talented and beautiful children. I will not call the kids as i believe kids are baby goats, and goats these children are not.
I was asking myself the same question (without the goats part, though!) ;)
Very good interpretation, congratulations.
Many successes.
"Show boat" du merveilleux Jérôme Kern. Martha possède de la puissance et joue très bien Clifford en étant cependant différente
WOW!!!
Nice solos!!
She did it her way, ad made it her own. That's "time".
抑揚があって、情感が乗って素晴らしい！！
¡Sáquenme de mi ignorancia....! ¿Alguna información sobre Martha? Gracias desde ya...
Gracias por el corazoncito Joan, pero igual sigo en la más completa ignorancia respecto a esta niña. ¿Algún dato no tendrás por ahí? Gracias por adelantado, maestro..!
🥰😍
0:12 got a little confused, looked as if Oatts was playing double bass ;-)
I perfectly remember this - should be world-famous - scene of Elsa taking her first classes on trumpet in a group featuring Alba, and then performing live with - literally ;-) - giants on stage... Looking at this beautiful performance from Martha, seeing how she approaches the musicmaking, marvelling at the development of all these wonderful kids that start from scratch and gradually mature both musically as well as personally in SAJB, I would like to refer to Jacob Collier Qwest Masterclass ua-cam.com/video/mLJVvjqMjbo/v-deo.html. It must be a formidable task to guide a development of a young talent in a way that lets him/her increase skill level higher and higher, without killing an innate passion for music and lowering the "inner ear", which is so often happening in mediocre music schools. On the contrary, the 'inner ear' should be 'raised' as well. I think Jacob was lucky to get that from home, being a son of a pro musician and a grandson of a pro musician (which, BTW, by itself guarantees nothing...). The people here ... some also get it in part from home (I know), but many get it largely from SAJB - from what? Joan's passion, assistance from other great associated musicians, friendly (I suppose) and supportive peers, chance to perform with stars (all of the above :-) )? On the other hand, own skills can be felt as very limiting, especially for those with 'high ears' - some (as Collier said about himself) find it naturally motivating to exercise (he - notably - did not use the word EXERCISE) to allow himself to express in na fuller way. Others may find it frustrating, at least occasionally - it's a great job to support them and prevent from quitting. As I understand, this is in part through assigning them tasks of increasing, but appropriate difficulty that builds a self-confidence and also a trust in master.
The result is a constant pour of new great musicians appearing in front of our eyes, seemingly out of nowhere...
Lech Trzeciak: some interesting thoughts here ... nicely put ... thanks for taking the time! R (Australia)
Lech Trzeciak: I've now had time to look at the brilliant Jacob Collier master class you linked to above and noted his description of the tension he felt, when he was starting out on his personal musical journey, between his natural 'ear' for music, which was evidently highly advanced, and his technical skills, which always lagged behind. He describes how he was motivated to improve his ability to actually create and play music, in order that his skills could 'catch up' with his ear. Maybe this hints at Chamorro's 'secret sauce'? In his interviews, Joan says he encourages his students to learn the tunes first by singing them, and only then try to duplicate them using the instrument(s) they've chosen to play ... long before they learn music theory or even how to read a score... the reverse of what I gather is usual in 'normal' schools. Ramón Tort's 2012 documentary, 'A Film About Kids and Music' showed other people apart from Joan working with the children, but we don't get to hear from them or the parents, which I think would be really useful, if Ramón ever decides to make a sequel. Watching the Collier workshop reminded me that his pre-covid touring band included a young Portuguese singer/musician, Mariana Secca, who uses the stage name 'MARO'. She has worked with Lucia Fumero, daughter of celebrated Argentinian bass player Horacio Fumero, who lives in Barcelona and has played alongside the SAJB's regular pianist, Ignasi Terraza. Lucia's own beautiful jazz composition, 'La noche y el día', can be found on UA-cam featuring none other than our very own Rita Payés! As Shakespeare definitely didn't say but might have if he'd been born 500 years later ... 'what goes around, comes around.' R (Australia)
❤ Martha quero me casar com você. Quero ouvir você tocando trompete todos os dias ❤ linda e talentosa
SAX (solo) - фальшиво!!! На четверть кирпича выше!!!
That is excellent from such a young performer. It means only one thing. She got a great teacher. Wonderful sound for this old standard.
Oh yes! 👍🎉
Thank you
There seemed a moment there where Miss Vives was not pleased with her delivery of the first phrase, maybe a bit afraid to stray too far from the tune, but frankly ... sometimes these old standards, especially Gershwin, should be played as faithful to the original as possible. Martha Vives, that was perfect. Your stylizing was subtle and tasteful, and your smile at the end warmed my heart.
And yet another beautiful trumpet voice from Barcelona. Technique can be taught and practised, but musicality and sensitivity must already reside in the player, although it still needs to be cultivated. And musicality certainly radiates from Martha's horn.
Beautiful sound, beautiful interpretation. Between Elsa and Martha, the trumpet section will be in very good hands over the next few years.
Martha Vives is wonderful on trumpet. I hope we hear more from her! Thanks, Joan!
Wow... just, wow! Well done Martha, and everyone. So nice to see the joy on their faces at the end.
Its great how the visiting professionals come to contribute and lead by example not to blow the students out of the water. Without exception they acknowledge and encourage the young soloists.
By the jumping Harry, yet another trumpet player so good and so sweet. Martha Vives another little girl who makes my head spin with her golden tone. Where are all these talents coming from Joan Chamorro. Do you have a magic wand? Dick Oatts matches the honied music presented here! Wow! I am astounded! More coffee please!
Martha a striking new talent-more please.
The look of awe and respect on Dick Oatts' face while she's paying speaks volumes.
This is a beautiful performance. Love the encouragement you give to Martha after her first solo. Well done.
SAJB : The fountain of youth ; a source of constant surprise and amazement...
Wow, she's a natural..hold on to her..cheerz to all..beauitful song.
This is so damn beautiful. And again I smile at the end, although I've done it already a number of times. So heartwarming.
Such fantastic tone, tonguing and talent by Martha. Really appreciate what you foster Joan. Thanks for sharing.
Someone recently described Music as a "Conversation". THIS is a beautiful conversation.
A star that evening at the Festival and a superstar in the future - a very lovely and sensitive performance, thank you for sharing it with us.
Estupendo.
Love the style of the trumpet solo
Well done young lady! I love her smile along with all the students. You can tell they love playing this genre of music.
Wow ... Martha Vives is the latest (for now) of the incredible trumpet school of the Sant Andreu Jazz Band. From there have come Andrea Motis, Alba Armengou, Joan-Mar Sauqué, Víctor Carrascosa, Elsa Armengou and now Martha joins the band, a newcomer when the recording was made, who demonstrates a talent and technique out of the ordinary at 15 years of age. Well, out of the ordinary for any other place than SAJB, where the out of the ordinary becomes the most ordinary, I don't know if I'm making myself clear 😉. And don't miss Oatts' faces listening to Martha, a mixture of awe, admiration and approval.
Dick Oatts on sax, what can I say, a world-class great. And among the rest of the kids, a mixture of established "veterans" like Marçal, Alba, Èlia and Carla, with the new generation taking over.
A beautiful song and a beautiful performance.
Wow shes fantastic.
*Ya es hora de proponer a Joan Chamorro para el premio mundial para maestros **www.globalteacherprize.org/..**. Gracias por tu arte y enseñanzas, Maestro!*
100% de acuerdo
She's damn good. Note 1:53.
She conveys emotions so well.. And I just can't stop smiling to myself at the end, when they smile to each other with this weird mixture of satisfaction, pride and modesty.
M'encanta l'actitud del Sr. Oatts. Quin professional, quin gran mestre!!!
I really like her concepts and phrasing. She's just going to get better and better. I don't know how Joan brings out all this potential in these musicians, but he seems to have a genius for it.