Fell asleep from the age of about fourteen to "We get requests"... for years and years. My cassette player didn't switch off automatically so my dad came in every night at about 2am to switch it off on his way to the loo! 😂
When I was studying engineering in Montreal, I used to live in an appartement across a jazz bar “Le Grand Café”. Oliver Jones was often playing gigs, I used to chat with him, indeed a great and humble human being. I was bringing my books and was trying to study while listening to Oliver playing: not surprisingly it didn’t work out but still ended with my engineering degree. Two of the greatest Montrealers jazz musicians.
Great memory, thanks for sharing! I literally just came back from a concert celebrating Oliver Jones’s 90th birthday. Hope you’re still enjoying your jazz
DANKE Oscar Peterson für Deine super Musik, ich bin glücklich Dich mehrfach in Konzerten in Nürnberg, München und Ingolstadt (Sitzplatz neben Deiner Frau mit Kind) erlebt zu haben und Deine Autogramme (in der Garderobe) mit persönlichen Worten sind für mich Gold wert..werde Dich nicht vergessen solange ich Jazz hören darf...
Ian Smith .....me too. How are you ... and where are you .... I’m in midtown Manhattan and still alive..... this recording is simply divine and keeping me through the night.....Miss Jenny
This Unique musically gifted musical Person moved my heart and soul for 100 or more times of my 83 years of age ! Thank you for having broadcasted this piece of Music ! Was undersigned: Mr. Pim Eijgenstein from Holland = The Netherlands in Europe. With Love to The persons who selected this performance !
Just came across this by chance - beautiful and heartrending. Always been a massive Oscar fan, saw him many times in London but never been moved quite like this.
Technically, due to his condition this may not have been Oscar’s best, it certainly was one of his most moving performances. Can’t help going back to it again and again. Beautiful....
Two great pianists having fun together playing great music. They give life to the music as no others can. Now, both of them are gone. Treasure what you have, for one day it will be gone and all you will have are your memories. Make them wonderful for you and others, too. That is what Oscar & Oliver did and aren't you glad? Bless you who supported this kind of music. . . .SYLVIA! -FL 7/24/2020
@@fdjba53 Yes. I looked him up and as of 2017 he was 86. I'm so happy to know he is still among us, but sad he decided to give up his piano playing (after open heart surgery) and retire. However, I am SO grateful that he recorded his music for you and me. Thanks for letting me know. SYLVIA! 10/15/2020
i work in this businesses and on 2024 jazz fest i saw oliver play the piano , it came at the end of a homage for him and let me tell you that this men is still one of the best to ever do it
One of the Most Gorgeous Pianist I have known! In his biography, his Dad always gave his kids a song to play for him on his return from his Pullman Porter job. Oscar's sis practiced much; Oscar never practiced. But he always played the piece perfectly in one sitting! He was gifted from birth! 🙏 Thank God for Oscar Peterson! DJ
@@rosalynkaplan8756 Not sure about the story, but Oscar Peterson's interview on Jazz Profile said he practiced "about eighteen hours a day." This was when he was in high school, and he had to do the hard stuff first: Czerny, Hanon, scales, arpeggios, left hand voicings, etc.
Oscar never practiced ?? When he was 9 yo he was already working six hours a day, according to his sister... Oscar was obviously a genius but no genius succeeds by not practicing, the gift is nothing without hard work
Not to take away anything from the great Oscar, but he once had a match: Gene Harris. For those unfamiliar with this genius, think of him as Oscar with dirt under his fingernails! Listen to the Album G.H. Live at Otter Creek. The thrill of my life was playing (in a piano store on Bloor Street, Toronto) on the Bosendorfer they shipped all over N. A. when Peterson was performing. It didn't have that big New York bass of a Steinway, but the upper register was good for five more notes than a Steinway -- it kept drawing my hand up and up. Not at the same level, of course, but reminiscent of Oscar's playing on the album Very Tall with Bags. It was remarkable hearing they affected each other. Bags played twice as many notes as usual, and Peterson play about half his normal quotient. If you are a huger O.P. fan, dig up the CBC series "All About Oscar." Wonderful background information.
I was at this concert, had dreamed all my life of watching them share a stage. I can’t describe the feeling when they wheeled out the second piano and Oliver Jones walked out. Tears of joy seeing it all again. I’ve just come back from a concert celebrating Oliver Jones’s 90th birthday, he is a wonderful man. Thank you for posting this historic video.
This is obviously Oscar after he had his stroke. To my ears he transcends time...I've been a fan since 1976...and there's no need to stop after 40 years.
I was there. It was wonderful and you almost didn’t notice OPs left hand. Canada’s gift to jazz. Legends forever. I first saw OP in 1964 in Melbourne and just fell in love with jazz piano. With Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen they were the greatest.
Jazzはあまり知らず聴かないのですが、ぐうぜんこのyoutubeという場所でこの人達の音、姿に出会って音楽の価値観が変わった気がします！ こんなことを言ってしまうのはすごく野暮なことなんだろうけど、 僕は感情に任せて言いたくなってしまう What a greatful sounds!!! 出会えたことを光栄に思うと同時にこれからも、ある日ふと気付いたら聴いてしまっているんだろうという素晴らしい予感に胸がいっぱいです！ そんな音楽、そんな空間でした！ Thank you for this encounter!!
O mais alto nível musical possível é esse, desses dois brincando facilmente com algo de complexidade absurda. Só uma palavra pode traduzir esse momento humano: amor. Amor.
Am just a couple of younger than 79. My most favourite player playing my most favourite number. It has been my most favourite tune since 1975. I bought my first record player then and the first vinyl LP was OP's Night Train.
Ladies and gentleman, it's a great honour, I have to say that all my life, i've been inspired because (by) that man. One of the pieces that, even though OP wrote it,I tink I've played it more often then himself. Still, I wish I had the money he made with it (laught). Ladies and Gentlemen: Hymn to Freedom.
How great is to see these 2 giants having fun to play. Both were born in Montreal what is interesting is that Oliver Jones took lessons from Oscar's sister. Great video, great crowd, great concert. 10 stars out of five! Salutations du Nouveau Brunswick Canada
Na data de hoje (23/12/2018) completados 11 anos do falecimento de Oscar Peterson, presto aqui a minha homenagem a esse grande artista que foi uma das maiores expressões pianísticas surgidas em todos os tempos e que, mesmo prejudicado pelo avc sofrido que lhe restringiu os movimentos de sua mão esquerda, continuou a sua trajetória musical mantendo o mesmo brilho de sempre.
'Such genius & passion in their playing...... The late Barry Harris also did a piano duet album with Kenny Baron which is High end Kick-tail sweet like this performance.
Fell asleep from the age of about fourteen to "We get requests"... for years and years. My cassette player didn't switch off automatically so my dad came in every night at about 2am to switch it off on his way to the loo! 😂
When I was studying engineering in Montreal, I used to live in an appartement across a jazz bar “Le Grand Café”. Oliver Jones was often playing gigs, I used to chat with him, indeed a great and humble human being. I was bringing my books and was trying to study while listening to Oliver playing: not surprisingly it didn’t work out but still ended with my engineering degree.
Two of the greatest Montrealers jazz musicians.
Great memory, thanks for sharing! I literally just came back from a concert celebrating Oliver Jones’s 90th birthday. Hope you’re still enjoying your jazz
Quand les patrons sont aux commandes quel moment de bonheur chapeau bas messieurs
There will never be another Oscar but Oliver comes close.
DANKE Oscar Peterson für Deine super Musik, ich bin glücklich Dich mehrfach in Konzerten in Nürnberg, München und Ingolstadt (Sitzplatz neben Deiner Frau mit Kind) erlebt zu haben und Deine Autogramme (in der Garderobe) mit persönlichen Worten sind für mich Gold wert..werde Dich nicht vergessen solange ich Jazz hören darf...
Tears and Goose Bumps, everytime I play this.
Just found this wonderful and emotional video. It brought tears to this 79 year old life long Oscar Peterson fan. Thank you.
Ian Smith .....me too. How are you ... and where are you .... I’m in midtown Manhattan and still alive..... this recording is simply divine and keeping me through the night.....Miss Jenny
This Unique musically gifted musical Person moved my heart and soul for 100 or more times of my 83 years of age ! Thank you for having broadcasted this piece of Music ! Was undersigned: Mr. Pim Eijgenstein from Holland = The Netherlands in Europe. With Love to The persons who selected this performance !
Am on the same boat as you are Ian !!
Oscar was my inspiration to pound away at jazz for 40 some odd years and still leave me feeling like a beginner!! Swings like none other!!
Just came across this by chance - beautiful and heartrending. Always been a massive Oscar fan, saw him many times in London but never been moved quite like this.
These two artists, demonstrate why jazz is the best music of all
It's collaborative and spontaneous and it helps our souls.
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Technically, due to his condition this may not have been Oscar’s best, it certainly was one of his most moving performances. Can’t help going back to it again and again. Beautiful....
Each morning on my daily walk I play this song - deeply moving.🏞
Oscar Peterson is great here as always, but the way he played in his 40s/50s is unmatchable
this right here is what call a master piece.
Two great pianists having fun together playing great music. They give life to the music as no others can. Now, both of them are gone. Treasure what you have, for one day it will be gone and all you will have are your memories. Make them wonderful for you and others, too. That is what Oscar & Oliver did and aren't you glad? Bless you who supported this kind of music. . . .SYLVIA! -FL 7/24/2020
Oliver Jones is still alive, he just turned 86
@@fdjba53 Yes. I looked him up and as of 2017 he was 86. I'm so happy to know he
is still among us, but sad he decided to give up his piano playing (after open heart surgery) and retire. However, I am SO grateful that he recorded his music for you and me. Thanks for letting me know. SYLVIA! 10/15/2020
Heavenly melody played by two master Canadian jazz giants! 🇨🇦
This is beautiful, brings back such great memories. Thankyou Oscar and Oliver, my crying is joyful. I grew up with this music , Love you both.
I listen to this at least a few times a month. Oscar Peterson Great legend 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
i work in this businesses and on 2024 jazz fest i saw oliver play the piano , it came at the end of a homage for him and let me tell you that this men is still one of the best to ever do it
It has been my great good fortune to have lived during the same time as these gifted players.
We will not see their likes again.
One of the Most Gorgeous Pianist I have known! In his biography, his Dad always gave his kids a song to play for him on his return from his Pullman Porter job. Oscar's sis practiced much; Oscar never practiced. But he always played the piece perfectly in one sitting!
He was gifted from birth!
🙏 Thank God for Oscar Peterson!
DJ
TOSPUBS Thank you for the story! Is this historically accurate? Wow!
@@rosalynkaplan8756 Not sure about the story, but Oscar Peterson's interview on Jazz Profile said he practiced "about eighteen hours a day." This was when he was in high school, and he had to do the hard stuff first: Czerny, Hanon, scales, arpeggios, left hand voicings, etc.
Oscar never practiced ?? When he was 9 yo he was already working six hours a day, according to his sister... Oscar was obviously a genius but no genius succeeds by not practicing, the gift is nothing without hard work
To tears... so soulful !! There will never be another Oscar Peterson...
he is ingenious, he is like Everest
Not to take away anything from the great Oscar, but he once had a match: Gene Harris. For those unfamiliar with this genius, think of him as Oscar with dirt under his fingernails! Listen to the Album G.H. Live at Otter Creek. The thrill of my life was playing (in a piano store on Bloor Street, Toronto) on the Bosendorfer they shipped all over N. A. when Peterson was performing. It didn't have that big New York bass of a Steinway, but the upper register was good for five more notes than a Steinway -- it kept drawing my hand up and up. Not at the same level, of course, but reminiscent of Oscar's playing on the album Very Tall with Bags. It was remarkable hearing they affected each other. Bags played twice as many notes as usual, and Peterson play about half his normal quotient. If you are a huger O.P. fan, dig up the CBC series "All About Oscar." Wonderful background information.
@@DougGortnerPartyWeddingPianist Thanks Doug! Such a nice story.
No words to describe our feelings ! Remarkable performance!
I was at this concert, had dreamed all my life of watching them share a stage. I can’t describe the feeling when they wheeled out the second piano and Oliver Jones walked out. Tears of joy seeing it all again. I’ve just come back from a concert celebrating Oliver Jones’s 90th birthday, he is a wonderful man. Thank you for posting this historic video.
Truly a classic performance, unforgettable and unduplicate-able!
Tout simplement fantastique ! Deux GÉANTS à mes yeux ! Merci !!!!
An explosion of harmonies, notes and talent straight from their heart and soul !!!
Well said!
.A very heartwarming and a little bit sad concert, the old master losing his left hand and the pupil continuing his marvelous technique, so great!
Yes, yes.
And he's still Way better than me!
I didn't want to know that.
Darrell Jones don’t know why . . . But your comment gets to me.
I'd like to lose my left hand like that.
These two giants just blew me away.
Magic.
Gods of music.
My lovely Oscar.! Thank your
True. What a legend (Oscar Peterson) and his gracious and brilliant protegé Oliver Jones. The Great Dane Perdersen (Bass) left us too early🌹
The History Oscar and Oliver have, listening is emotional. Teacher Oscar and Student Oliver. Blessings
MAN! I wish we had more than 14 minutes OF THIS! ;-)))
Only touching with his right hand for the stroke, we love you Oscar, nobody will ever play like you, a hug from Argentina....
Oscar and Oliver pure moment of emotion.
Due autentici fuoriclasse!Superbi
Quand les patrons sont aux commandes cela nous permet un grand moment de bonheur chapeau bas messieurs
Masterful. Such joy.
Oscar Emmanuel Peterson!
This is my idol! I love him! And I understand.
Thank U soooohhh muchh !!! 2 greats jazzman but the winner is Peter. Just a right hand uppercut is enougth to kill me.
Olivier is also a big man.
Very brave of Oliver! Lovely recording. Thanks for sharing.
This is obviously Oscar after he had his stroke. To my ears he transcends time...I've been a fan since 1976...and there's no need to stop after 40 years.
Paul Kemp it's a syncopated rhythm that adds that wonderful contrast against the beat of song. Oliver does it quite well, I agree.
Oscar's this good After a stroke!?
Indeed, no need to stop being a fan even after 60 years!😃
Yes. My friend went to a Peterson concert in Tokyo and he didn't realise that Oscar played concert only with one hand!
Very emotional moment. Thank you Oscar Peterson, for your eternal music.
Oliver, today is your 90th birthday. Since you don't look 90, can you still play something like this?
Great stuff.
Tears for me too, miss you OP. Erik
I was there. It was wonderful and you almost didn’t notice OPs left hand. Canada’s gift to jazz. Legends forever. I first saw OP in 1964 in Melbourne and just fell in love with jazz piano. With Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen they were the greatest.
Le Jazz et la musique en général est ma véritable religion
Jazzはあまり知らず聴かないのですが、ぐうぜんこのyoutubeという場所でこの人達の音、姿に出会って音楽の価値観が変わった気がします！
こんなことを言ってしまうのはすごく野暮なことなんだろうけど、
僕は感情に任せて言いたくなってしまう
What a greatful sounds!!!
出会えたことを光栄に思うと同時にこれからも、ある日ふと気付いたら聴いてしまっているんだろうという素晴らしい予感に胸がいっぱいです！
そんな音楽、そんな空間でした！
Thank you for this encounter!!
Exquisite! Musical Mt. Everest!
Oliver Jones is playing in Toronto at the end of November, and I'm really excited. If I can't go I'll probably cry a lot
Let us know how good this show was, please.
Killer! Nothing like it now!
A musical moment not to be forgotten, rest in peace OP and OJ.
If I'm not mistaken Mr. Jones is still with us.
Now that there is SOUL MUSIC !!!!!!! Swingin!!
I wish we all could have been in that audience.
Fantastic maestro and genius ! Greeting from Jazz man Kuala Lumpur.
this is just wonderfull to listen to, this is literally touching my soul
O mais alto nível musical possível é esse, desses dois brincando facilmente com algo de complexidade absurda. Só uma palavra pode traduzir esse momento humano: amor. Amor.
Seigneur Dieu,que du bonheur,les voies du seigneur,créateur du"la"....mille mercis
Oliver Jones is very good pianist jezz,Thank you for the pleasant expertence.
And still with us Oliver Jones.
გადასარევია, ფანტასტიკურია , უდიდესი მუსიკოსები
C'est tout simplement extraordinaire .
wonderful
Am just a couple of younger than 79. My most favourite player playing my most favourite number. It has been my most favourite tune since 1975. I bought my first record player then and the first vinyl LP was OP's Night Train.
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome. Thanks for the upload.
A one of a kind
Oh Man this is making my day. Thanks for posting.
Wonderful!
He is the BEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He is Inimitable !!!
Awesome. Awesome to the max.
Ladies and gentleman, it's a great honour, I have to say that all my life, i've been inspired because (by) that man. One of the pieces that, even though OP wrote it,I tink I've played it more often then himself. Still, I wish I had the money he made with it (laught). Ladies and Gentlemen: Hymn to Freedom.
How great is to see these 2 giants having fun to play. Both were born in Montreal what is interesting is that Oliver Jones took lessons from Oscar's sister. Great video, great crowd, great concert. 10 stars out of five! Salutations du Nouveau Brunswick Canada
May I reach this level of playing esh this is really good
*Que juventud en esos dedos por favor* *!!*
Практически гениально ❤.
So much respect and inspiration!
Great Music-Great friends!
fantastik
Oscar Peterson -- the BEST ever.
Na data de hoje (23/12/2018) completados 11 anos do falecimento de Oscar Peterson, presto aqui a minha homenagem a esse grande artista que foi uma das maiores expressões pianísticas surgidas em todos os tempos e que, mesmo prejudicado pelo avc sofrido que lhe restringiu os movimentos de sua mão esquerda, continuou a sua trajetória musical mantendo o mesmo brilho de sempre.
Oscar fue sin duda uno de los grandes del jazz en piano. Lamento solo, que no profundizo mas su musica
Quand j'entends et vois jouer ces deux géants, je me sens bien petite dans mes souliers de musicienne...
I could ride the elevator all day long with music like this.
O Dea Musica, salvezza da ogni tipo di infelicità. Supreme Prozac..
Muito bom!
Merci.
Incredible performance! speed and feeling at high level!
Fantastisch
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Despues de varios años me vuelvo a
Emocionar con estos musicos" grsndes ellos!!!!.
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Amazing how Oscar can do more with one hand, than most pianists can do with two.
Keep swinging!!!!!
Klasse !
When Oscar Peterson begins to play, we forget who came before him, even at this age...:)
Hi & Oscar Peterson 💚
Loved it! Thnx Phineas :)
I love the chord structure from 8:50-9:07 very gospel but with class!
'Such genius & passion in their playing...... The late Barry Harris also did a piano duet album with Kenny Baron which is High end Kick-tail sweet like this performance.
Formidabili pianisti. Jazz
Please adjust the names of all musicians: Ulf Wakenius on guitar, Niels Henning Oersted Pederson on bass and Alvin Queen on drums.
❤️
Music the beautiful...