I can tell Biréli really loves that guitar, and I also love the tone coming from it : unique and distinct but still very jazzy. Even without Biréli, this would be a remarkable piano trio.
you can’t go wrong with yamaha… :) funny enough that he used to play a yamaha ae 1200 (kind of gibson l5) and even with this solidbody with p90 on the neck he sounds still very jazzy… bireli is clearly above the vast majority of guitarplayers… awesome and unique… lucky us!
Amazing line up! Don’t forget to give Ira Coleman some love; he’s an absolute master of the bass. I saw him perform live with Herbie Hancock years ago at the Stockholm Jazz & Blues Festival, and his playing left me speechless.
Beautiful distinctive tone from the P90 neck pickup… Yamaha Pacifica 611vfm. He didn’t even bother removing the protective film from the scratch plate👌
this "mumor" in 32 minutes is just epic !:))).....when NOT saying anything gets the most funny part.......typical jazz-humor :) and like..... "togetherness" in the vibe of an audiance . its just lovely !:) never got to hear Lagrene live, hpe one day !
Bireli lo preferisco nel manouche dove è il numero uno..... Nel jazz sempre grande ma non mi fa impazzire..... Il nostro Antonio Faraó tra i più grandi pianisti del pianeta.... Comunque bel concerto.
Does anyone happen to know who wrote “Right On” (the second song - 11:15)? It is such a captivating melody and I would love to find a recorded version of it. - Mads J.
@@sylviedacosta6170 Hi Sylvie. Thank you very much! How did you find out that Antonio wrote it? I can't find any info on the song. And do you happen to know if there are other recordings of the songs?
Cette guitare est fantastique, si c'était badgé Gibson ou Fender, elle vaudrait le triple. Il a le son, le manche de cette guitare offre un profil d'un incroyable confort. C''est vraiment excellent.
Est-ce qu'un jour la guitare à fait le guitariste, la preuve que non puisque vous êtes entrain de la critiquer, "la guitare". Le guitariste quant à lui est au dessus de tout soupçon cela va de soit, enfin je l'espère? merci pour ces critiques stériles, qui n' ont jamais servi et ne serviront jamais à discréditer un génie. Rooguitar apprends à être musicien, avant de vouloir vanter tel ou tel guitare qui d'ailleurs ne te servira à rien tout pendant que tu te focaliseras sur l'instrument avant de savoir même comment il fonctionne. Aria pro 2 custom cardinal série 1980 super gratte à 2 balles, pourtant un putain de son, équipée de Dimarzio double, merde, enfin un peu de réflexion n'empêche pas de vivre en bonne intelligence. Sur ce belle vie à toi et n'oublie pas joue avec ton cœur et ton intelligence et pas avec ta connaissance de la pseudo qualité de l'instrument même si il est vrai qu'il y a des poêles injouables, mais là ce n'est pas le cas.
Je trouve cet excellent pianiste vraiment très exceptionnel. Et il domine de très loin tout ce concert ; dommage pour Bireli qui est pourtant un immense musicien de jazz. Peut-être Bireli n'était-il pas en forme ce jour-là ???
Non. Ce concert semble être une invit' à ce pianiste fabuleux. Il eut fallu plus de travail/préparation en groupe, pour mieux caler les phrases musicales et pouvoir, ainsi, développer davantage la mélodie de Birelli. Ceci dit, super concert.
Setlist 1: Softly As Morning Sunrise 2: Right On 3: What Is This Thing Called Love 4: One Take 5: Dedication 6: Black Inside 7: For Four 8: Oleo 9: Theme For Bond 10: Wolfbane 11: Giant Steps
@@meydanrocks1954 Do you happen to know who wrote “Right On”? It is such a captivating melody and I would love to find a recorded version of it. - Mads J.
I will teach you this. 1/ You have a poor command of the English language. 2/ You think a label on a product is all important. 3/ You're an ill mannered person. 4/ You are not important.
Purist nonsense. First, the soapbar (or more properly P90) is actually a Gibson design and not a Fender design. And he's not playing a Fender--he's playing a Yahama Pacifica. It's a solid body to be sure, which is more likely your issue. But so what? Ted Greene's masterpiece solo jazz guitar record, which is nothing less than sublime, was done using a Fender Telecaster direct to the board. And his tone was gorgeous (Telecaster neck pickups actually work very nicely for jazz). And in the more fusion context of this performance, the idea that a player would be limited to one of the really dark sounding Gibson hollow-body jazz boxes is a bit silly and anachronistic. Larry Carlton played Valley Arts Stratocaster guitars for years. You may be a producer, but you clearly have a narrow viewpoint about what constitutes an appropriate tool for an artist. And given Bireli's status as a master of his craft, I would dare say he can choose any tool he's comfortable with as long as he plays at the level and with the gorgeous tone he gets here. I actually like the better mid-range articulation and high-end sheen you get with a solid body sometimes. I've got a Tom Anderson Strat that's my main guitar and the neck pickup, which is a stacked humbucker in a single-coil space, has a great jazz tone that I've used on recordings of standards. Bireli didn't ask your opinion. And I suspect he doesn't really care about your narrow-minded, parochial view.
one more thing FUCK YAMAHA IBANEZ ....etc....long life GIBSON , FENDER JAZZ MASTER-JAGUAR-TELE...and i don't give a flying fuck if you like Japanese copies.....made in USA....that's all i care about!!!!!
I can tell Biréli really loves that guitar, and I also love the tone coming from it : unique and distinct but still very jazzy.
Even without Biréli, this would be a remarkable piano trio.
Ahhhh what a gig! Birelli is the top of the world class ...Atomic guitarist...
left-handed drummer on a right-handed kit, legendary Lenny White
The pianist is extraordinaire!
you can’t go wrong with yamaha… :)
funny enough that he used to play a yamaha ae 1200 (kind of gibson l5) and even with this solidbody with p90 on the neck he sounds still very jazzy… bireli is clearly above the vast majority of guitarplayers… awesome and unique… lucky us!
I'm reading a good book, and this music goes perfectly with the flow of the words
Amazing line up! Don’t forget to give Ira Coleman some love; he’s an absolute master of the bass. I saw him perform live with Herbie Hancock years ago at the Stockholm Jazz & Blues Festival, and his playing left me speechless.
Such a nice man too
saw him with the Tony Williams Quintet in a small club in Chicago, back in 89. Unforgettable. His playing flows like water.
I know exactly what you mean. His pocket is so deep.
Despite having a gypsy background Bireli enjoys playing straight jazz and a little distortion too and kills it.
Man this Swings Nice!
Quel. Pied !! Birellli et Lenny entouré s de merveilleux musiciens .super concert COURTOIS
Beautiful distinctive tone from the P90 neck pickup… Yamaha Pacifica 611vfm. He didn’t even bother removing the protective film from the scratch plate👌
Grande Ira Coleman !!
That giant steps version of Antonio Farao is just out of this world , this man is crazy gifted!
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yes, and especially crazy hard work practicing.
Le pianiste ! juste génial!.......
This concert helps my work so much!
i love their sound. its fucking amazing
I hear the "Return to Forever influences all through this .... but still their own style !! love it!
Спасибі, за чудову музику!
Great gig!
It seems there is no end to Bireli's inventiveness and the pianist is just insane!
Farao superstar
LENNY!! Yes, a Master!! (INMAO, NOT Respected ENOUGH!!) No DIS to The Others!! THNX!!
34:58 One Take
56:03
magnificosmusicians around the world
Cette liberté de jeu , il n'y a a vraiment que dans le Jazz que ...
E' un grande più l'ascolto e più mi piace
just beautiful ~!!
Amazing!!!
War und ist Super!
Faraò è un mostro...
Great! I hear plenty of George Benson's influence in Bireli's playing.
Strana scelta la chitarra di Bireli, tuttavia il timbro è ottimo. Antonio è un gigante!
this "mumor" in 32 minutes is just epic !:))).....when NOT saying anything gets the most funny part.......typical jazz-humor :) and like..... "togetherness" in the vibe of an audiance . its just lovely !:) never got to hear Lagrene live, hpe one day !
Favolosi! Tiro repertorio arrangiamenti, tutto
42:20 omg!!!!!
San Eckelhöfer . Yes and beyond Him ! .
YES!
I really like all of this!!!
Love this! Would flip if I could see this band.
classieux ! 🔵⚪🔴
thay are the masters
muito massa Biréli zoando Faraò no Giant Steps 😁
Awesome.
Eccezionale!
Bravo 👏 😃
Ca joue tellement bien!
i wish i come to them one day !!
Buenísimo.
Herausragend, packend, einfach genial.
War da!! Euk Euk!
GIT IT, IRA
Man that lick from 3:53 to 4:01 is insane!!
Para mi, es una grata sorpresa este excelente grupo. Pianista brillante, guitarra líder, recursos rítmicos a la altura.
real jazz
nice watch Ira Coleman
Buenisimo !
Juste pour laisser un commentaire en français.
concerto piacevole e ricco musicalmente come quello del 2015 con Eddie Gomez al basso
I wonder how he (Biréli) decides which guitar to use.
usually the best sounding for a purpose out of his personal instruments as any multi-styled musician probably would.
@@ondaride777 A 250€ guitar with tone to 0 and with the neck pickup selected is enough to obtain the jazz guitar tone.
Bireli lo preferisco nel manouche dove è il numero uno..... Nel jazz sempre grande ma non mi fa impazzire..... Il nostro Antonio Faraó tra i più grandi pianisti del pianeta.... Comunque bel concerto.
Does anyone happen to know who wrote “Right On” (the second song - 11:15)?
It is such a captivating melody and I would love to find a recorded version of it.
- Mads J.
"Right On" composed by Antonio Farao'
@@sylviedacosta6170 Hi Sylvie. Thank you very much! How did you find out that Antonio wrote it? I can't find any info on the song. And do you happen to know if there are other recordings of the songs?
@@madschjensen I organised the tour. It has not been recorded yet...
@@sylviedacosta6170 Wow, that's great!
I hope he will some day :)
@@madschjensen Ms Da Costa is Mr Farao's wife, I bet she knows better...😁😌
légende lagraine
Opening reminds me of Mike Gordon.
slick
Je suis surpris par ce choix de guitare electrique. Quite á jouer Yamaha, j´aurai plutot pensé au modéle Mike Stern que la Pacifica..
Cette guitare est fantastique, si c'était badgé Gibson ou Fender, elle vaudrait le triple. Il a le son, le manche de cette guitare offre un profil d'un incroyable confort. C''est vraiment excellent.
complètement d'accord, j'ai à peu près la même, avec 2 P90
il a fait ce choix de guitare depuis des années deja , cela ne peut pas etre un hasard !!!
AGNES GRUHIER quel model c'est ton guitare?
Est-ce qu'un jour la guitare à fait le guitariste, la preuve que non puisque vous êtes entrain de la critiquer, "la guitare".
Le guitariste quant à lui est au dessus de tout soupçon cela va de soit, enfin je l'espère? merci pour ces critiques stériles, qui n' ont jamais servi et ne serviront jamais à discréditer un génie. Rooguitar apprends à être musicien, avant de vouloir vanter tel ou tel guitare qui d'ailleurs ne te servira à rien tout pendant que tu te focaliseras sur l'instrument avant de savoir même comment il fonctionne. Aria pro 2 custom cardinal série 1980 super gratte à 2 balles, pourtant un putain de son, équipée de Dimarzio double, merde, enfin un peu de réflexion n'empêche pas de vivre en bonne intelligence. Sur ce belle vie à toi et n'oublie pas joue avec ton cœur et ton intelligence et pas avec ta connaissance de la pseudo qualité de l'instrument même si il est vrai qu'il y a des poêles injouables, mais là ce n'est pas le cas.
Anyone knows the name of the piece at 35:20, thanks in advanced
2018 album [Storyteller ] title : One Take
@@eric0731 Thanks a lot.
ジャズでパシフィカはじめてみたかも
Je trouve cet excellent pianiste vraiment très exceptionnel. Et il domine de très loin tout ce concert ; dommage pour Bireli qui est pourtant un immense musicien de jazz. Peut-être Bireli n'était-il pas en forme ce jour-là ???
Birelli n estpas a l ai avec ce son de guitare
Non. Ce concert semble être une invit' à ce pianiste fabuleux. Il eut fallu plus de travail/préparation en groupe, pour mieux caler les phrases musicales et pouvoir, ainsi, développer davantage la mélodie de Birelli. Ceci dit, super concert.
Lol the giant nyxl decal on the body
What's the setlist?
Setlist
1: Softly As Morning Sunrise
2: Right On
3: What Is This Thing Called Love
4: One Take
5: Dedication
6: Black Inside
7: For Four
8: Oleo
9: Theme For Bond
10: Wolfbane
11: Giant Steps
@@meydanrocks1954 Do you happen to know who wrote “Right On”? It is such a captivating melody and I would love to find a recorded version of it.
- Mads J.
great music!! but so tired of videos with audio out of sync with video.
me too!!!! I even notice it on tv...esp if it is hi def. Weird.
What is the 2nd song please ?
I wish bass drum was louder maybe little bit modern sound so I can hear it :D
Song 1: Just the way you are - Billy Joel?
No ! Softly at the morning sunrise
"NO BILLY JOEL FOR YOU!" - Soup Nazi
Hola! Alguien sabe que microfonos tiene Lagrene el puente? Gracias!
The title of the song around 35:00 ?
j aime vraiment pas le son de bireli mais bref cela joue trop bien quand a Farao je kiff de plus en plus
Harmony of Just the way you are. Not sure about the theme
Upd. found it! One Take song from Lagrene's album Storyteller
What's the name of the song 1:31:00...?
Wolfbane (L. White)
Seems they had a hard time finding a bass player. Every one of these gigs has a different one.
what song at 40:00
one take (たぶん)
One take (bireli lagrene)
On se fait chier!! Pas d'âme pas d'histoire à raconter, ce n'est plus du jazz.. c'est de la variété ..et pas bonne en plus
mr, b , where's your GIBSON ? strat and jazz ? even with soap b? nahhhhhh....sorry....not4me :(
Close your eyes and listen. Forget the name on the guitar.
what else you want to teach me ....but, before you move your mouth again => music producer on this end!!!
I will teach you this. 1/ You have a poor command of the English language. 2/ You think a label on a product is all important. 3/ You're an ill mannered person. 4/ You are not important.
Purist nonsense. First, the soapbar (or more properly P90) is actually a Gibson design and not a Fender design. And he's not playing a Fender--he's playing a Yahama Pacifica. It's a solid body to be sure, which is more likely your issue. But so what? Ted Greene's masterpiece solo jazz guitar record, which is nothing less than sublime, was done using a Fender Telecaster direct to the board. And his tone was gorgeous (Telecaster neck pickups actually work very nicely for jazz). And in the more fusion context of this performance, the idea that a player would be limited to one of the really dark sounding Gibson hollow-body jazz boxes is a bit silly and anachronistic. Larry Carlton played Valley Arts Stratocaster guitars for years. You may be a producer, but you clearly have a narrow viewpoint about what constitutes an appropriate tool for an artist. And given Bireli's status as a master of his craft, I would dare say he can choose any tool he's comfortable with as long as he plays at the level and with the gorgeous tone he gets here. I actually like the better mid-range articulation and high-end sheen you get with a solid body sometimes. I've got a Tom Anderson Strat that's my main guitar and the neck pickup, which is a stacked humbucker in a single-coil space, has a great jazz tone that I've used on recordings of standards. Bireli didn't ask your opinion. And I suspect he doesn't really care about your narrow-minded, parochial view.
one more thing FUCK YAMAHA IBANEZ ....etc....long life GIBSON , FENDER JAZZ MASTER-JAGUAR-TELE...and i don't give a flying fuck if you like Japanese copies.....made in USA....that's all i care about!!!!!
what song is it around 35 minutes ?