As an African American Classical music collector,listener traveler for 50 years I must say there is some very fine music being played here.Thankyou Chet.
I played trumpet all through middle and high school. I never knew chet baker till way after-he has been huge-had i known him then. . .perhaps i would have continued with it.
@@catlover-hh3tf The choice of words is fine. The syntax makes somewhat ambiguous the first phrase. A collector of African American classical music, or an African American collector of African American classical music? Sincerely, the grammar, spelling and syntax .....naz....oh no!! the other "n" word. Mein Gott! Nein! Verboten, jah!??
I dont need anyone to sanction my choice of words. Just like African American indigenous music I am free to Express what I feel with my own choice words.
@@hyu9999 the Gilberto version perfectly captures the somber meaning of the song (since he’s singing.) And the strings just make it even more beautiful
On ne se lasse pas d'écouter et de réécouter cette magnifique version. Ce soir-là, Chet et Michel étaient vraiment très inspirés. Quelle poésie ! Merci.
Questo si ,è un grande musicista nonché grande trombettista,poche note pesate ma geniali come solo i grandi geni sanno fare mi viene da piangere.la sua arte è irraggiungibile ed incommensurabile.questo è il vero jazz
Uno de mis grandes descubrimientos. No escucho mucho jazz, pero cuando escuché a Chet Baker me llegó. Ahora lo escucho con regularidad, no me gusta oírlo cantar, sólo tocando la trompeta. Es muy especial.
Without doubt that music is coming from inside his heart and soul and by passing his head completely.....Thank goodness! Pure feeling. 😍 His solos are perfection just the right timing, phrasing and note choice. Pure genius.
Cuando estoy triste tengo la mania de escuchar a Chet Baker, y lo unico que consigo es ponerme más melancólico) pero sin tristeza, con gusto y alegria. Es inovidable, y no ha escuchado nada que se acerque a su estilo. Gracias Chet 2.020 (Confinados por el COVID-19)
I love "Estate" the Bruno Martino master piece that many musicians love to perform. He was a multi-talented Italian composer, singer, and pianist. This is one of his more famous compositions by the late great CHET BAKER. "Estaté" was set to lyrics by a couple of people, and some of my favorite artists have an instrumental as well as vocal recording of this gorgeous song. "Estaté" means "summer" in Italian, just lovely! SHIRLEY HORN has a beautiful cover, the lyrics she sings: Estaté -- You bath me in the glow of your caresses You've turned my eager no to tender yeses You sweep away my sorrow with your sigh Estaté -- Oh how the golden sunlight bends the willow Your blossoms send the perfume to my pillow Oh who could know you half as well as I I always feel you near me In every song the morning breeze composes All the tender wonder of the roses Each time the setting sun shines on the sea And when you sleep beneath a snowy cover I'll keep you in my heart just like a lover And wait until you come again to me - Estaté
Live from the Moonlight is one of my favorite albums of Chet . It's hard to describe so intimate atmosphere.Thanks to Paolo Piangiarelli for this immense gift!
Ed ecco che Chet "king" Baker ci accompagna in un viaggio fatto di suoni, di lunghe note espressive. Sembra di ascoltare i colori di un tramonto estivo, seduti in silenzio in riva al mare assorti nei nostri più intimi ricordi. La partenza per quel viaggio che vorremmo non finisse mai.
Que belleza de música. Como llenar los momentos tan difíciles que pasa el mundo que llenar nuestro tiempo escuchando tan soberbias interpretaciones gracia maestro chet baker por esta magnífica música que nos regala.y al que la subió muy agradecido por permitirnos escucha este gran intérprete de jazz
He descubierto a Chet hace unos meses, no soy un entendido en jazz pero estoy empezando a desenvolverme por este mundo. Chet Baker me encanta, cuando lo escuchas tienes que dejar lo que estás haciendo y y dejarte llevar.
@@SoloWryder I read two, the best was "Deep in a Dream: The Long Night of Chet Baker" - James Gavin, A lot of fans didn't like it as it presents him warts and all, the other written by a fan from Amsterdam and it's good also from a fans point of view, I think it was "Chet Baker, his Life and Music"- Jeroen de Valk, but if you want the real story read the first one, I had even more admiration for him after reading what his life was really like, it was a fascinating, deep book which examined every detail of his life. Both were good though.
@@SoloWryder I don't think you'll be disappointed, the thing that came through to me from the book is that no matter what happened to him in his life, he lived to play and play he did, I love Chet Baker, do you have Chet Baker Live in Tokyo?
@@SoloWryder It's one of his best, the drug laws were so strict in Japan he went on methadone for the tour, check this one out, listen the solo that starts at about 7:30, beautiful. ua-cam.com/video/-C_hSbJ_IO4/v-deo.html
This song has been a life long favorite, and even without the lyrics, the melancholy is so felt by his beautiful trumpet playing! Glad to have come across this, hope to be able to purchase the CD. Sublime!
And they say he was nothing but a junkie zombie, merely a rambling skeleton, during the eighties. Others say he was a poor man's Miles Davis. This wonderful piece proves them totally wrong and shows that Chet Baker always had his very own voice, which he continued to develop until the end of his life. His playing, when he was inspired, was greater than excellent and no lesser than anyone's, including the greats.
Love Chet. Silly for people to feel they have to compare one player to another. Call me a heretic, but I never cared for Miles Davis' playing...just my personal my taste. Seems Miles found a way to stand out because he couldn't get close to people like Dizzy.
It's just ridiculous to compare Chet to Miles anyway. It's like comparing Coltrane to Getz or Oscar Peterson to Bill Evans. Folks who make those kinds of glib comparisons don't understand that when you get to that level of mastery, jazz isn't about technical prowess, or even about who is the most innovative....it's just very humbly about having your own voice. Chet had his in spades as did as Miles, and neither ever tried or even needed to try to speak like the other.
@Suggs: Agreed . It's a language isn't it? Many different dialects and accents. I always heard pain in Chet's ballads. More so towards the end of his life.
Gran bel trio jazz. Chet è immenso , Michel ha una dinamica impressionante e il nostro Massimo Moriconi è super , grande accompagnatore e bel solista con frasi molto logiche.
Gabriele, eco! Micky Graillier is always magical I have all his recordings from France. He is such an introspective, melodical and gentle genius on the piano. He was Chet's favorite pianist.
Chet Baker’s Live from the Moonlight is a mesmerizing testament to his unparalleled artistry, capturing the magic of a rare live performance that feels as if it’s unfolding in real-time. Recorded in an intimate jazz club setting, the album immerses the listener in Baker’s world, where every note and phrase resonates with emotion and authenticity. From the opening track, My Funny Valentine, Baker’s trumpet sings with a haunting vulnerability, weaving delicate melodies that feel deeply personal. His vocal delivery, soft and introspective, complements the instrumental brilliance, adding a layer of raw humanity to the performance. The rhythm section deserves equal praise, providing a supple and responsive foundation for Baker’s improvisations. Tracks like Autumn Leaves and Blue in Green showcase the synergy between Baker and his band, with each musician contributing to a fluid and organic soundscape. The interplay between Baker’s trumpet and the piano solos is particularly spellbinding, striking a perfect balance between technical mastery and heartfelt expression. What truly sets Live from the Moonlight apart is its atmosphere. The ambient sounds of the audience-hushed whispers, spontaneous applause, and the occasional clink of glasses-add a sense of immediacy, as if the listener is seated in the front row. The recording quality captures every nuance, from Baker’s subtle breath control to the warm resonance of his muted trumpet. This album is not just a live recording; it’s a moment frozen in time, a snapshot of a genius in his element. For both long-time fans and newcomers to Chet Baker’s music, Live from the Moonlight is an essential listen-a masterclass in jazz that feels intimate, timeless, and profoundly moving. www.candiano.com
Great stuff from the man with the magic trumpet Recorded live in Macerata (Italia) on November 24, 1985, released on the italian label Philology (W 10/11-2). Includes also long versions of My funny Valentine, Polka, Dots and Moonbeams, My foolish heart, How deep is the ocean... I bought this 2 CD in New York in 1992
Adriana Meyer Hello Adriana, "Live At The Moonlight" is probably my favourite album, I have the vinyl but would love the CD. If you can manage a copy it would be great. Please let's talk. Kind Regards, Peter B.
I am from Macerata and it is truly an honor to be able to say that this small city has contributed to mark the history of world jazz music. thanks for reminding me that!
Czas skrapla sie jak łza z lodowca Na Antarktydzie w minus 32 stopniach Pochłania mnie stan, który na wskroś zdążyłem poznać Szedłem większością schodów doznań, na końcach melancholia Te szlaki dawno już pozarcierane i Pewności nie mam czy rozsuwając czasu warstwę Odnalazłby ktoś jeszcze trupa czy ducha Innych złudzeń próżno szukać To wiem, jak kość głazu się zbiegła w drobnym punkcie Niegdyś będąc osadem miękkim, niesionym podmuchem Zmienić ją może tylko skwar czy inny kruszec W gorzki, rozrzedzony miał, któremu grozi jutro, pojutrze Bo śmierć się przyjaźni z wrogą miłością Co nie potrafi wyłożyć garści prawd z powinnością A jak układasz jej puzzle to się plączą w gromadach Każde z nich znasz, ważysz je i wiesza się waga Dymem sufit zdobie, rycinami wykreślam dni Więzieniem nie tylko mi wektor wskazówki Widzę plażę z drobin, rześka bryza koi kolce Róża rozkwita nad rozgwiazdą, w cieniu 28
This song particularly makes me remember to Rio do Janeiro. I know he was there. I wonder if he had met to Jobim and Joāo Gilberto in Italy in the late 70
Odio l'estate... Il sole che ogni giorno ci scaldava Che splendidi tramonti dipingeva Adesso brucia solo con furor Tornerà un altro inverno Cadranno mille pètali di rose La neve coprirà tutte le cose E forse un'altra estate tornerà Odio l'estate Che ha dato il suo profumo ad ogni fiore L' estate che ha creato il nostro amore Per farmi poi morire di dolor Odio l' estate....
The Brazilians have made some of the best jazz music out there, and they also seem to have a great appreciation for it judging by the number of comments in Portugeese!
It always brings a smile to my face when I scroll down to the comments and I see an international audience appreciating music. I have to say, I've only noticed this phenomenon in the comments sections under music!
Respect for the great Italian musician Bruno Martino, who created this beautiful theme in 1960. these are the words of the song: Estate Sei calda come i baci che ho perduto Sei piena di un amore che è passato Che il cuore mio vorrebbe cancellar Odio l'estate Il sole che ogni giorno ci donava Gli splendidi tramonti che creava Adesso brucia solo con furor Tornerà un altro inverno Cadranno mille petali di rose La neve coprirà tutte le cose E il cuore un po' di pace troverà Odio l'estate Che ha dato il suo profumo ad ogni fiore L'estate che ha creato il nostro amore Per farmi poi morire di dolor Odio l'estate Odio l'estate Tornerà un altro inverno Cadranno mille petali di rose La neve coprirà tutte le cose E il cuore un po' di pace troverà Odio l'estate Che ha dato il suo profumo ad ogni fiore L'estate che ha creato il nostro amore Per farmi poi morire di dolor Odio l'estate Odio l'estate
I've never heard Grailler before. He sounds a little like Keith Jarrett with a more mysterious and darker sense of harmony. Why isn't this cat getting more attention as you effectively discuss in your above statement?
Chet worked with many wonderful piano players, especially in the '80s...Graillier had a fine sense of harmony ad colour, which reminds me something like Bill Evans, but in a more dreaming and softer way... check out also John Horler, another great sideman of Chet, but a bit more vigorous and energic than Grailler, even if quite similiar. I like also Dennis Luxion and Harold Danko (monumental the Tokyo Concert with this last one), personally.
In the hush of midnight's shadowed tune, Chet's trumpet weeps beneath the moon. Notes like teardrops softly fall, Echoes of a melancholy call. In smoky rooms where shadows dance, Chet's horn weaves a forlorn romance. A solitary sigh, a lonesome cry, As melodies of heartache amplify. His trumpet whispers tales untold, Of love that's young, and love grown old. Through muted brass, a mournful plea, A requiem for lost ecstasy. A lonely street, a dim-lit bar, Chet's music drifts like a fading star. In every chord, a soul laid bare, A sonnet of sorrow suspended in air. Each breath he takes, a heavy sigh, A wistful echo, a muted goodbye. Through amber notes, the pain unfolds, A symphony of sorrows, stories untold. The night embraces the mournful sound, As Chet's trumpet weeps, unbound. A ballad etched in shadows deep, In the music of Chet, the sadness seeps.
After Live in Tokyo, the Moonlight session might be the best live recording of the late period Chet Baker. And this tune is a highligt. Chet is on majestic form, playing lengthy solos that are bristling with ideas. The whole record is a must if you´re intersted in Chet. It was hard to find for many years, but now it´s out in a new marvellous remastered edition!
Don't know, Chet Baker at Capolinea, which was recorded in October 1983 , just two years before this one, is better for me, Estate rendering is the best together with Petrucciani's. Btw, I have both the vynils.
Around 7.30 minutes a marvelous , magic , pure bliss ,all of this and much more , music made me feel well , perto do jardim das delícias Orgia musical Greetings from Brasil 💕 and much love to the blessed ones that came here . That song ? The name ? I've been listening to Chet Baker for more than 25 years and this track was hidden in another time , far away from here . Plêiades . Tava lá .
I am 87 and here I sit enjoying this genius with tears flowing freely like his fluid sounds of passion and feelings. Rest In Peace old friend, the angels are lucky to have you!
It doesn’t get any better. Chet was truly gifted and, like a previous commenter said, he played straight from the heart- even more amazing when you consider he was a drug addict most of his adult life. This is why I hate drugs .
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As an African American Classical music collector,listener traveler for 50 years I must say there is some very fine music being played here.Thankyou Chet.
Musica eterea, sospesa, sublime lunare appunto. Il Cosmo è presente e sorride.
@@antoniorossi8 I love this choice of words :)
I played trumpet all through middle and high school. I never knew chet baker till way after-he has been huge-had i known him then. . .perhaps i would have continued with it.
@@catlover-hh3tf The choice of words is fine. The syntax makes somewhat ambiguous the first phrase. A collector of African American classical music,
or an African American collector of African American classical music? Sincerely, the grammar, spelling and syntax .....naz....oh no!! the other "n" word. Mein Gott! Nein! Verboten, jah!??
I dont need anyone to sanction my choice of words. Just like African American indigenous music I am free to Express what I feel with my own choice words.
I must have heard close to 20 different versions of Estate over the years, both vocal and instrumental. For me, this tops them all. Stunning.
Totally agree. This is my all time favorite song.
@@stayinalive9434 listen Petrucciani Montreaux 90 version also please
My favorite one has to be Joao Gilberto's version
@@tiaflies the Gilberto version is insane. Both very different though. I get a different vibe from both
@@hyu9999 the Gilberto version perfectly captures the somber meaning of the song (since he’s singing.) And the strings just make it even more beautiful
Mamma mia...brividi, grazie Chet, che Dio ti benedica.
E' troppo bravo. un grande
siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii enorme!!!!
dio fa
E grande pure Bruno Martino!
The most gentle trumpet tone and mood , here with a never -ending passion like no other player? Like gentle soft kissing! !
Yes sir!
I feel that!
Pretty trash poem or what ever that was quit trying to be profound just listen to the music
Like a nice sunser on the beautiful sea
@@JoseDominguez-kd2ne wow
On ne se lasse pas d'écouter et de réécouter cette magnifique version. Ce soir-là, Chet et Michel étaient vraiment très inspirés. Quelle poésie ! Merci.
Chet had a very subtle and understated approach to improvisation. The melody is always there in his solos.
Yes! Very subtle! Chet Touches sensitive hearts.
Questo si ,è un grande musicista nonché grande trombettista,poche note pesate ma geniali come solo i grandi geni sanno fare mi viene da piangere.la sua arte è irraggiungibile ed incommensurabile.questo è il vero jazz
Áno priateľu,veľmi pekne si to vystihol.
verissimo!
Uno de mis grandes descubrimientos. No escucho mucho jazz, pero cuando escuché a Chet Baker me llegó. Ahora lo escucho con regularidad, no me gusta oírlo cantar, sólo tocando la trompeta. Es muy especial.
Without doubt that music is coming from inside his heart and soul and by passing his head completely.....Thank goodness! Pure feeling. 😍 His solos are perfection just the right timing, phrasing and note choice. Pure genius.
totally agree with you!
credo che di musicisti
come Chet Baker
ne siano esistiti veramente
POCHISSIMI !!!
Maravillosa interpretación. Nunca me canso de oírla. Delicada, intimista y relajante escucharla
Cuando estoy triste tengo la mania de escuchar a Chet Baker, y lo unico que consigo es ponerme más melancólico) pero sin tristeza, con gusto y alegria. Es inovidable, y no ha escuchado nada que se acerque a su estilo. Gracias Chet 2.020 (Confinados por el COVID-19)
I love "Estate" the Bruno Martino master piece that many musicians love to perform. He was a multi-talented Italian composer, singer, and pianist. This is one of his more famous compositions by the late great CHET BAKER. "Estaté" was set to lyrics by a couple of people, and some of my favorite artists have an instrumental as well as vocal recording of this gorgeous song. "Estaté" means "summer" in Italian, just lovely!
SHIRLEY HORN has a beautiful cover, the lyrics she sings:
Estaté -- You bath me in the glow of your caresses
You've turned my eager no to tender yeses
You sweep away my sorrow with your sigh
Estaté -- Oh how the golden sunlight bends the willow
Your blossoms send the perfume to my pillow
Oh who could know you half as well as I
I always feel you near me
In every song the morning breeze composes
All the tender wonder of the roses
Each time the setting sun shines on the sea
And when you sleep beneath a snowy cover
I'll keep you in my heart just like a lover
And wait until you come again to me - Estaté
I see you were captured by Shirley Horn as was l
Actually it's just "Estate" without the accent. Estathé is Ferrero's ice tea brand (which is very good and high quality in case you were curious).
Thank you for bringing the music to life with the background write up.
ok, i'll check out Shirley Horns take on it.
Live from the Moonlight is one of my favorite albums of Chet . It's hard to describe so intimate atmosphere.Thanks to Paolo Piangiarelli for this immense gift!
I didn't realize he was this good. A new happy fan.
Really? How did you not realize that?
@@naj_z So you know everything immediately?
Lo ascoltarei per ore grande unico SOLO POCHE NOTE X FARE SOGNARE ! IMMENSO
I love everything Chet Baker does. He puts me in a very romantic, nostalgic mood.
Thank you for this masterpiece. Chet at his most lyrical. Every note selected perfectly and from the soul.
Exactly. 5:55
Again. 15:00
Музыка Чёт Беккера обворожительна. А эту композицию слышу впервые. Thanks!!
Ed ecco che Chet "king" Baker ci accompagna in un viaggio fatto di suoni, di lunghe note espressive. Sembra di ascoltare i colori di un tramonto estivo, seduti in silenzio in riva al mare assorti nei nostri più intimi ricordi. La partenza per quel viaggio che vorremmo non finisse mai.
Que belleza de música. Como llenar los momentos tan difíciles que pasa el mundo que llenar nuestro tiempo escuchando tan soberbias interpretaciones gracia maestro chet baker por esta magnífica música que nos regala.y al que la subió muy agradecido por permitirnos escucha este gran intérprete de jazz
He descubierto a Chet hace unos meses, no soy un entendido en jazz pero estoy empezando a desenvolverme por este mundo. Chet Baker me encanta, cuando lo escuchas tienes que dejar lo que estás haciendo y y dejarte llevar.
An absolute masterclass in jazz from all three musicians.
Chet is Chet, his music is a journey into his tormented soul
Beautifully stated.
Well he made some beautiful music despite it, read the book on his life? Great book.
@@SoloWryder I read two, the best was "Deep in a Dream: The Long Night of Chet Baker" - James Gavin, A lot of fans didn't like it as it presents him warts and all, the other written by a fan from Amsterdam and it's good also from a fans point of view, I think it was "Chet Baker, his Life and Music"- Jeroen de Valk, but if you want the real story read the first one, I had even more admiration for him after reading what his life was really like, it was a fascinating, deep book which examined every detail of his life. Both were good though.
@@SoloWryder I don't think you'll be disappointed, the thing that came through to me from the book is that no matter what happened to him in his life, he lived to play and play he did, I love Chet Baker, do you have Chet Baker Live in Tokyo?
@@SoloWryder It's one of his best, the drug laws were so strict in Japan he went on methadone for the tour, check this one out, listen the solo that starts at about 7:30, beautiful.
ua-cam.com/video/-C_hSbJ_IO4/v-deo.html
Maravilhosa interpretação de uma das mais belas canções de todos os tempos.
Wonderfully dreamy. Chet where are you? I miss you
Chet and Michel we're great together. Chet really believed in allowing the song to breathe. Thank you so much for sharing
"breathe" is the right word... He just let things happen... Unique...
You can even allow yourself to dream again listening to Chet whisper away...
This song has been a life long favorite, and even without the lyrics, the melancholy is so felt by his beautiful trumpet playing!
Glad to have come across this, hope to be able to purchase the CD. Sublime!
I bought this CD like 30 years ago from Italy.expensive but well worth it.RIP CHET.🤗👍
And they say he was nothing but a junkie zombie, merely a rambling skeleton, during the eighties. Others say he was a poor man's Miles Davis. This wonderful piece proves them totally wrong and shows that Chet Baker always had his very own voice, which he continued to develop until the end of his life. His playing, when he was inspired, was greater than excellent and no lesser than anyone's, including the greats.
Wright!!
Love Chet. Silly for people to feel they have to compare one player to another. Call me a heretic, but I never cared for Miles Davis' playing...just my personal my taste. Seems Miles found a way to stand out because he couldn't get close to people like Dizzy.
Never heard anyone describe Chet Baker as "nothing but a junkie zombie, merely a rambling skeleton, during the eighties". That's bizarre.
It's just ridiculous to compare Chet to Miles anyway. It's like comparing Coltrane to Getz or Oscar Peterson to Bill Evans. Folks who make those kinds of glib comparisons don't understand that when you get to that level of mastery, jazz isn't about technical prowess, or even about who is the most innovative....it's just very humbly about having your own voice. Chet had his in spades as did as Miles, and neither ever tried or even needed to try to speak like the other.
@Suggs: Agreed . It's a language isn't it? Many different dialects and accents. I always heard pain in Chet's ballads. More so towards the end of his life.
That was lovely. I used to hear him play all the time on my Pandora Jazz station. So, so, soooooothing while I'm writing.
Meravigliose frequenze che riportano in zone del cuore, le più care . Chet the best!
Suis fan du musicien ....Merci pour le voyage Nel 🇫🇷
Gran bel trio jazz. Chet è immenso , Michel ha una dinamica impressionante e il nostro Massimo Moriconi è super , grande accompagnatore e bel solista con frasi molto logiche.
Gabriele, eco! Micky Graillier is always magical I have all his recordings from France. He is such an introspective, melodical and gentle genius on the piano. He was Chet's favorite pianist.
Totally Cool🎶
🎺 I hope Chet is up there somewhere, looking down, knowing how many lives his music 🎶 has touched 😢
Ενα εξαισιο μουσικο ακουσμα απο καλλιτεχνες με αισθημα. Διαχρονικοι.
Gosh!!!...This is so movingly beautiful...
Chet Baker’s Live from the Moonlight is a mesmerizing testament to his unparalleled artistry, capturing the magic of a rare live performance that feels as if it’s unfolding in real-time. Recorded in an intimate jazz club setting, the album immerses the listener in Baker’s world, where every note and phrase resonates with emotion and authenticity.
From the opening track, My Funny Valentine, Baker’s trumpet sings with a haunting vulnerability, weaving delicate melodies that feel deeply personal. His vocal delivery, soft and introspective, complements the instrumental brilliance, adding a layer of raw humanity to the performance.
The rhythm section deserves equal praise, providing a supple and responsive foundation for Baker’s improvisations. Tracks like Autumn Leaves and Blue in Green showcase the synergy between Baker and his band, with each musician contributing to a fluid and organic soundscape. The interplay between Baker’s trumpet and the piano solos is particularly spellbinding, striking a perfect balance between technical mastery and heartfelt expression.
What truly sets Live from the Moonlight apart is its atmosphere. The ambient sounds of the audience-hushed whispers, spontaneous applause, and the occasional clink of glasses-add a sense of immediacy, as if the listener is seated in the front row. The recording quality captures every nuance, from Baker’s subtle breath control to the warm resonance of his muted trumpet.
This album is not just a live recording; it’s a moment frozen in time, a snapshot of a genius in his element. For both long-time fans and newcomers to Chet Baker’s music, Live from the Moonlight is an essential listen-a masterclass in jazz that feels intimate, timeless, and profoundly moving. www.candiano.com
Melancholy Chet the great Baker thanks for this Masterclass
Great stuff from the man with the magic trumpet
Recorded live in Macerata (Italia) on November 24, 1985, released on the italian label Philology (W 10/11-2). Includes also long versions of My funny Valentine, Polka, Dots and Moonbeams, My foolish heart, How deep is the ocean... I bought this 2 CD in New York in 1992
Adriana Meyer Hello Adriana, "Live At The Moonlight" is probably my favourite album, I have the vinyl but would love the CD. If you can manage a copy it would be great. Please let's talk. Kind Regards, Peter B.
On my 34th birthday!
Wow! Did you know Chet already when you bought the CD? Or was it an "in the moment" thing?
I am from Macerata and it is truly an honor to be able to say that this small city has contributed to mark the history of world jazz music. thanks for reminding me that!
Tu es le plus grand Chet....merveilleux.
My favourite Jazz piece of all time.
Czas skrapla sie jak łza z lodowca
Na Antarktydzie w minus 32 stopniach
Pochłania mnie stan, który na wskroś zdążyłem poznać
Szedłem większością schodów doznań, na końcach melancholia
Te szlaki dawno już pozarcierane i
Pewności nie mam czy rozsuwając czasu warstwę
Odnalazłby ktoś jeszcze trupa czy ducha
Innych złudzeń próżno szukać
To wiem, jak kość głazu się zbiegła w drobnym punkcie
Niegdyś będąc osadem miękkim, niesionym podmuchem
Zmienić ją może tylko skwar czy inny kruszec
W gorzki, rozrzedzony miał, któremu grozi jutro, pojutrze
Bo śmierć się przyjaźni z wrogą miłością
Co nie potrafi wyłożyć garści prawd z powinnością
A jak układasz jej puzzle to się plączą w gromadach
Każde z nich znasz, ważysz je i wiesza się waga
Dymem sufit zdobie, rycinami wykreślam dni
Więzieniem nie tylko mi wektor wskazówki
Widzę plażę z drobin, rześka bryza koi kolce
Róża rozkwita nad rozgwiazdą, w cieniu 28
This is absolutely beautiful thank you ❤️
Oulala !!! C'est du grand Chet ... Merci !
Beautifully soft airy sound, ❤ 🎼🎺
MAGISTRALE INTERPRETAZIONE!
Antonio carlos jovin y chet baker....la belleza multiplicada ...ganas de vivir...
A very gentle massage to heat any heart ,,,especially nowadays.
Yes ,it does to my heart.
This music is me when I feel my best...so dreams carry us thru.
@@stayinalive9434 nice phrase i like it.
Immense... Toujours avec Chet.. Merci
All I can say is wow! You are awesome guys!
I enjoyed listening to this!
This will put you in any mood you want.
Great comment- so true
This song particularly makes me remember to Rio do Janeiro. I know he was there. I wonder if he had met to Jobim and Joāo Gilberto in Italy in the late 70
...late '56
So wonderful.... here in lockdown in midtown manhattan....please comment back... Miss Jenny
Odio l'estate...
Il sole che ogni giorno ci scaldava
Che splendidi tramonti dipingeva
Adesso brucia solo con furor
Tornerà un altro inverno
Cadranno mille pètali di rose
La neve coprirà tutte le cose
E forse un'altra estate tornerà
Odio l'estate
Che ha dato il suo profumo ad ogni fiore
L' estate che ha creato il nostro amore
Per farmi poi morire di dolor
Odio l' estate....
Chet..Soulfull
He literally tells a story with the trumpet, amazing.
This music creates a bed in which my soul can finally find peace.
Nobody could put a piece in the right atmosphere like Chet Baker.
love the clean tasteful piano
the best Estate,thanks Chet
This is actually great music to read poetry to.
Потрясающе сильно и красиво! 💐😁😁😁
The Brazilians have made some of the best jazz music out there, and they also seem to have a great appreciation for it judging by the number of comments in Portugeese!
It always brings a smile to my face when I scroll down to the comments and I see an international audience appreciating music.
I have to say, I've only noticed this phenomenon in the comments sections under music!
This song was written by a italian, my friend.
@@quartetodavebrubeck7079 yes!!! BRUNO MARTINO!!!
Respect for the great Italian musician Bruno Martino, who created this beautiful theme in 1960. these are the words of the song:
Estate
Sei calda come i baci che ho perduto
Sei piena di un amore che è passato
Che il cuore mio vorrebbe cancellar
Odio l'estate
Il sole che ogni giorno ci donava
Gli splendidi tramonti che creava
Adesso brucia solo con furor
Tornerà un altro inverno
Cadranno mille petali di rose
La neve coprirà tutte le cose
E il cuore un po' di pace troverà
Odio l'estate
Che ha dato il suo profumo ad ogni fiore
L'estate che ha creato il nostro amore
Per farmi poi morire di dolor
Odio l'estate
Odio l'estate
Tornerà un altro inverno
Cadranno mille petali di rose
La neve coprirà tutte le cose
E il cuore un po' di pace troverà
Odio l'estate
Che ha dato il suo profumo ad ogni fiore
L'estate che ha creato il nostro amore
Per farmi poi morire di dolor
Odio l'estate
Odio l'estate
Capolavoro composto nel 1960 da Bruno Martino, suonato da eccelsi musicisti. Questa secondo me una delle migliori versioni
Concordo in pieno !!!
Merci beaucoup pour ce partage
So happy to say that I now own a mint condition copy of this beautiful album on vinyl
very cool
I'm sure everyone is amazed
Magnifique ! 👏
Great piece. Coming to Chet is coming home. Thanks.
Pure bliss. Grailler on keys is so underrated
I've never heard Grailler before. He sounds a little like Keith Jarrett with a more mysterious and darker sense of harmony. Why isn't this cat getting more attention as you effectively discuss in your above statement?
Chet worked with many wonderful piano players, especially in the '80s...Graillier had a fine sense of harmony ad colour, which reminds me something like Bill Evans, but in a more dreaming and softer way... check out also John Horler, another great sideman of Chet, but a bit more vigorous and energic than Grailler, even if quite similiar. I like also Dennis Luxion and Harold Danko (monumental the Tokyo Concert with this last one), personally.
CHET BAKER TRIO!!! FANTASTICA INTERPRETAZIONE DELLA CANZONE ESTATE...MELODIA E ANIMA...SIETE MERAVIGLIOSI!!!.VORREI VEDERVI IN CONCERTO
È morto nel 1988 cazzo...
Genial Chet Backer, seu inconfundível toque de Trumpete e arranjos magistrais. Show!!!!!!
Chet BAKER, grandissimo.Indimenricabile.Inarrivabile.
Chet's special intimate feeling in evevery hhis performance great ❤️!!! ✌️
Me gusta el heavy metal pero , cada vez que escucho me haces transportar a otra dimensión .Gracias por hacer buena melodía.
Billy sabbath si te gusta el jazz. Checka esto.
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Yea
This music is the closest thing we have to a time machine
Le genie a l'etat pur !!! Merci MONSIEUR Chet Baker .
In the hush of midnight's shadowed tune,
Chet's trumpet weeps beneath the moon.
Notes like teardrops softly fall,
Echoes of a melancholy call.
In smoky rooms where shadows dance,
Chet's horn weaves a forlorn romance.
A solitary sigh, a lonesome cry,
As melodies of heartache amplify.
His trumpet whispers tales untold,
Of love that's young, and love grown old.
Through muted brass, a mournful plea,
A requiem for lost ecstasy.
A lonely street, a dim-lit bar,
Chet's music drifts like a fading star.
In every chord, a soul laid bare,
A sonnet of sorrow suspended in air.
Each breath he takes, a heavy sigh,
A wistful echo, a muted goodbye.
Through amber notes, the pain unfolds,
A symphony of sorrows, stories untold.
The night embraces the mournful sound,
As Chet's trumpet weeps, unbound.
A ballad etched in shadows deep,
In the music of Chet, the sadness seeps.
Beautiful music for to be in love forever
Great performance, he is able to convey the sadness and sweetness of this song, and this is very difficult as the lyrics are important in Estate.
de mis partes favoritas, que belleza 6:39
The song "Estate" was written by the composer Bruno Martino in 1960. While it has been recorded by Brazilians, it is an Italian song.
Great recording, credits must be given even to Paolo Piangiarelli (philology records) the producer of this disc that dedicate all his life to jazz!
After Live in Tokyo, the Moonlight session might be the best live recording of the late period Chet Baker. And this tune is a highligt. Chet is on majestic form, playing lengthy solos that are bristling with ideas. The whole record is a must if you´re intersted in Chet. It was hard to find for many years, but now it´s out in a new marvellous remastered edition!
Don't know, Chet Baker at Capolinea, which was recorded in October 1983 , just two years before this one, is better for me, Estate rendering is the best together with Petrucciani's. Btw, I have both the vynils.
This is a fine recording indeed. I like how you described it and I'd agree.
@@scriabinist434 I haven't heard Capolinea, but will look for it based on your comment. It must be superb.
Really? Recorded in Macerata??
@@scriabinist434 Is it true the sound from the vynil sounds wayy better than one from a stereo/dolby?
¡Magnifico! un placer haberle conocido
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Wow eso es amazing k tu conociste a chet baker ..las historias ..este track es una meditacion para mi
'Chetty climbs So deeply inside this Bruno Martino Rembrandt ballad... N. Bronson Ave @Melrose
FAVOLOSA INTERPRETAZIONE
Around 7.30 minutes a marvelous , magic , pure bliss ,all of this and much more , music made me feel well , perto do jardim das delícias
Orgia musical
Greetings from Brasil 💕 and much love to the blessed ones that came here .
That song ?
The name ?
I've been listening to Chet Baker for more than 25 years and this track was hidden in another time , far away from here . Plêiades .
Tava lá .
I'm speechless, this is one of the most beautiful things I've heard in my life...
(9:30 one of my favourite parts)
...you mean the part where Chet isn't playing? SMF
I am 87 and here I sit enjoying this genius with tears flowing freely like his fluid sounds of passion and feelings. Rest In Peace old friend, the angels are lucky to have you!
@@veejaymexico4840 I love what you wrote. The music flows freely fr heart to heart.
a touch of heaven
a spread of genius
a temporal distortion
Molto bello!
Chet suona alla grande!
this is superb..
Ce qui est fabuleux, c'est qu'on reconnait de suite le style Michel Graillier... sobre, simple et coloré.
Grande interpretazione della bellissima canzone di Bruno Martino
sublime chet
extraordinario vuelo! excelente interpretación de un clásico
chet--6 eri meraviglioso musicista
I just moved by accident from Chuck Mangione latest album to this (never heard before) Chet Baker album. Pretty good parlay.
Realmente GRANDE.
Grest Chet with a brilliant piano player...
Du lourd, les amis ! quelle émotion !
It doesn’t get any better. Chet was truly gifted and, like a previous commenter said, he played straight from the heart- even more amazing when you consider he was a drug addict most of his adult life. This is why I hate drugs .