This song was my youth itself . I can not hold back the moving whirlpool that heats up ! My mind rose , and the admiration turned to reverence . From Tokyo in Japan .
Total control of the instrument 👏🏻 It’s got everything: beautiful harmonies, dynamics, great soloing… and a modulation a half step down, something quite rare 👌🏻
Rows and flows of angel hair And ice cream castles in the air And feather canyons everywhere I've looked at clouds that way But now they only block the sun They rain and snow on everyone So many things I would have done But clouds got in my way I've looked at clouds from both sides now From up and down and still somehow It's cloud's illusions I recall I really don't know clouds at all Moons and Junes and ferries wheels The dizzy dancing way you feel As every fairy tale comes real I've looked at love that way But now it's just another show You leave 'em laughing when you go And if you care, don't let them know Don't give yourself away I've looked at love from both sides now From give and take and still somehow It's love's illusions I recall I really don't know love at all Tears and fears and feeling proud, To say "I love you" right out loud Dreams and schemes and circus crowds I've looked at life that way But now old friends they're acting strange They shake their heads, they say I've changed Well something's lost, but something's gained In living every day. I've looked at life from both sides now From win and lose and still somehow It's life's illusions I recall I really don't know life at all I've looked at life from both sides now From up and down, and still somehow It's life's illusions I recall I really don't know life at all -Joni Mitchell
La música tiene el poder de la vida. Esta por encima de todo lo material, es alma, espíritu puro y deslumbrante. Es un idioma universal y con capacidad de aflorar los sentimientos más escondidos... Bravo Fred!! BRAVOOO
Really great how Mr. Hersch transformed the song into this piano version . I'm very impressed by this....It becomes more a "sacred song" than some others have tried to do. What a wonderful jazz interpretation it is.... reflecting about life. ...so profound .... great craftsmanship.
Hier encore à Flagey à Bruxelles il a été éblouissant. La technique et le don d'improvisation sont des éléments qui donnent toute la maîtrise à l'artiste qu'est Monsieur Fred Hersch. j'ai adoré ce récital. Merci. Il est pour moi un des plus grands pianiste de sa génération.
I love the subtle minimal "accidental" tilting into the new tonalities.. this is how music is supposed to be, just one note sticks out and guides the way.
No lyrics have touched me so deeply or stayed with me for so long as those of "Both Sides Now." Reducing it to an instrumental (however masterfully and sensitively played) reminds me of that other great Joni Mitchell song, in which she sings: "You don't what you've got til it's gone."
When Brad Mehldau plays solo piano, you can hear a lot of Hersch in his playing... which I would consider a great compliment. It isn’t any wonder though-Brad studied under Hersch when he was younger.
I have good ears , so I can understand the greatness of his performance with splendid skill and magnificent technique . From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
I'm blown away. Absolutely gorgeous interpretation. Question: I've never been to Lincoln Center -- is that really the view down Broadway(?) from inside?
This appears to be at the Jazz @ Lincoln Center space, which along with Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, is a few blocks south, on Columbus Circle. The old site of the Jacob Javits building.
The Jazz at Lincoln Center has 3 musical venues, the Rose Theater which is the main music hall, The Appel Room which is a smaller more informal venue overlooking Columbus Circle (where this performance occurred), and Dizzy's which is more like a jazz club space with dinner tables overlooking Broadway. The Big Band plays in Rose Hall Theater.
Not really.... It was only recorded by Judy Collins (first public release), but was actually written by Joni Mitchell and later included in Mitchell's second album "Clouds" (last song of side B)
No no no no no...imo this is an amazing song with melody, harmony and amazingly strong LYRICS....sorry...but this 'instrumental' doesn't cut it for me...
Ted Greene seems to have been the only one capable of conveying the power of the lyrics instrumentally. Great playing by Hersch as always, but the folk element, so crucial to the song, is essentially gone.
overambitious and a little scattered. very ingenious soft jazz quickly changes to confused strumming and back again. Ultimately without a concept and a display of possibilities that don't do justice to the delicate song and its quiet intention. This is not how I imagined the two sides would sound.
Yeah, I’m gonna jump on this bandwagon as well and say that is an incredibly stupid comment. Him being gay/being HIV positive has nothing to do with the formation of his passion for music, which has existed since he was very young. Completely irrelevant and insensitive to bring it up.
This performance takes away all the world's jagged edges at 4am, and leaves me hopeful for the dawn. Thank you Mr Hersch.
What a poetically beautiful comment to a poetic display of musicianship... Yes, you said it, Barron Hall.
When you hear great music, you will know from the first note.
This performance is one of them.
A good example of the type of jazz I like: the ability to improvise without losing the beauty of the underlying melody.
I thought this song would lose its power without its haunting lyrics. Fred Hersch proved me wrong. What a wonderful interpretation...
June Lee just uploaded a transcription of this wonderful performance!
Simply brilliant. Such tonal beauty makes me cry. So glad to be alive to hear this song.
Beautiful, it’s as Hersch is singing with the piano.
For some reason it almost made my cry. Very touching
very touching cover of one of the finest folk/rock songs into jazz genre and by one of the best improvisers of said genre.
I wish to get lost inbetween the notes and melodic lines here for eternity. Simply divine. ❤
No word to describe such beautiful sound, thank you Mr. Hersch.
@@bobbiebaucom2023 thank you for the suggestion! 🙏
what a pianist and composer : the Chopin of the jazz piano !
This song was my youth itself .
I can not hold back the moving whirlpool that heats up !
My mind rose , and the admiration turned to reverence .
From Tokyo in Japan .
And DON'T HOLD IT BACK! Let it HEAT UP, like you said. And up and up and up...!
Love to my Japanese jazz compatriot from NYC.
@@NYCBG
Thank-you so much to your wonderful and impressive comments
Good luck ！
Someday please come to Japan
In an interview Joni said that a chord is the depiction of a feeling. Hersch's chords depict so much feeling!
Total control of the instrument 👏🏻
It’s got everything: beautiful harmonies, dynamics, great soloing…
and a modulation a half step down, something quite rare 👌🏻
Rows and flows of angel hair
And ice cream castles in the air
And feather canyons everywhere
I've looked at clouds that way
But now they only block the sun
They rain and snow on everyone
So many things I would have done
But clouds got in my way
I've looked at clouds from both sides now
From up and down and still somehow
It's cloud's illusions I recall
I really don't know clouds at all
Moons and Junes and ferries wheels
The dizzy dancing way you feel
As every fairy tale comes real
I've looked at love that way
But now it's just another show
You leave 'em laughing when you go
And if you care, don't let them know
Don't give yourself away
I've looked at love from both sides now
From give and take and still somehow
It's love's illusions I recall
I really don't know love at all
Tears and fears and feeling proud,
To say "I love you" right out loud
Dreams and schemes and circus crowds
I've looked at life that way
But now old friends they're acting strange
They shake their heads, they say I've changed
Well something's lost, but something's gained
In living every day.
I've looked at life from both sides now
From win and lose and still somehow
It's life's illusions I recall
I really don't know life at all
I've looked at life from both sides now
From up and down, and still somehow
It's life's illusions I recall
I really don't know life at all
-Joni Mitchell
La música tiene el poder de la vida. Esta por encima de todo lo material, es alma, espíritu puro y deslumbrante. Es un idioma universal y con capacidad de aflorar los sentimientos más escondidos... Bravo Fred!! BRAVOOO
Really great how Mr. Hersch transformed the song into this piano version . I'm very impressed by this....It becomes more a "sacred song" than some others have tried to do. What a wonderful jazz interpretation it is.... reflecting about life. ...so profound .... great craftsmanship.
The best piano cover of this claissic song. Bravo! Mr Hersch!
pure music. pure art.
Beautiful. One of my favourite song by my favourite pianist. Thx
Pure beauty
This is a stunning performance!
Hier encore à Flagey à Bruxelles il a été éblouissant. La technique et le don d'improvisation sont des éléments qui donnent toute la maîtrise à l'artiste qu'est Monsieur Fred Hersch. j'ai adoré ce récital. Merci. Il est pour moi un des plus grands pianiste de sa génération.
Beyond words ...
Thank you so much for your wonderful healing music.
Fred you provide another glimpse into a beautiful, and profound place.
Beautiful interpretation of a beautiful song.
I love the subtle minimal "accidental" tilting into the new tonalities.. this is how music is supposed to be, just one note sticks out and guides the way.
No lyrics have touched me so deeply or stayed with me for so long as those of "Both Sides Now." Reducing it to an instrumental (however masterfully and sensitively played) reminds me of that other great Joni Mitchell song, in which she sings: "You don't what you've got til it's gone."
🥺🥺🥺 bellissimo….
So beautiful
너무 아름다워요.
감사합니다.🌿
Thank you so much for uploading this performance!
Hello ! Thank you for the uoplading ! He is my favorit piano player,from the way,s of Bill Evans ,Keith Jarett ,and adere..Greetings from Serbia!
Sounds divine! Thank you so much for sharing
Pure Feeling. Thank you Fred!
I'm grateful for your beautiful work!
I enjoyed that immensely. One of my favorite songs. And such a delightful performance. Thank you Fred!
so lovely
Thank-you posting !!!
beatiful
When Brad Mehldau plays solo piano, you can hear a lot of Hersch in his playing... which I would consider a great compliment.
It isn’t any wonder though-Brad studied under Hersch when he was younger.
Others who have studied with Fred include Eldar Djangirov and Lynne Arriale.
And to be fair, a respectful dose of Keith Jarrett in Fred’s wonderful playing… and Bill Evan’s in Keith’s etc etc
i guess i ll never more love again. this song ever after.
I just love this.
I have good ears , so I can understand the greatness of his performance with splendid skill and magnificent technique .
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Not a jazz guy ... but I really like this, Thanks Mr. Hersch !
awesome!!!
Poderoso, disparo directo a lo mas profundo del alma
Beautiful indeed.
gorgious!
Extremely beautiful! Like NYCBG below, I would love to have a transcription of this!
june lee did one! quite remarkable
Crying
❤️
Find me floating
Amongst the clouds
That I do not know
Pls did anyone notice the strategy for modulation from 4:45
Where can we get the sheet-music transcription? This is out of this world!
ua-cam.com/video/UfYfofrdfww/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TimothyGondola
😊🎶🌸💚
How can I license this version for a podcast that I'm co-hosting by the same name?!
I'm blown away. Absolutely gorgeous interpretation. Question: I've never been to Lincoln Center -- is that really the view down Broadway(?) from inside?
This appears to be at the Jazz @ Lincoln Center space, which along with Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, is a few blocks south, on Columbus Circle. The old site of the Jacob Javits building.
@@violinandvox4714 Thanks!
The Jazz at Lincoln Center has 3 musical venues, the Rose Theater which is the main music hall, The Appel Room which is a smaller more informal venue overlooking Columbus Circle (where this performance occurred), and Dizzy's which is more like a jazz club space with dinner tables overlooking Broadway. The Big Band plays in Rose Hall Theater.
@@afidz679 Thanks! Hope to be there someday soon!
ジョニミッチェルの曲の最良の演奏の一つ。
Unico
Words fail ...
1:12~1:14
Where can one get the transcription!??
ua-cam.com/video/mcGQnHV8zBw/v-deo.html
@@melomaniac42 Much obliged!
baba
1:12 ughhhh
Both Sides Now is Judy Collins not Joni Mitchell.
Actually, Joni Mitchell wrote it. Judy Collins sang it later on in her career but did not write it.
I didn't know Joni Mitchell wrote it, but Collins did record it first. Just another amazing song to add to the Joni Mitchell career I guess.
original Joni Mitchell
Ronda Bernstein you are a moron then !
Not really.... It was only recorded by Judy Collins (first public release), but was actually written by Joni Mitchell and later included in Mitchell's second album "Clouds" (last song of side B)
No no no no no...imo this is an amazing song with melody, harmony and amazingly strong LYRICS....sorry...but this 'instrumental' doesn't cut it for me...
this is a piano cover, what do you expect?
This is a homage to Joni Mitchell by a genius jazz pianist. It's not a copy it's an interpretation.
Ted Greene seems to have been the only one capable of conveying the power of the lyrics instrumentally. Great playing by Hersch as always, but the folk element, so crucial to the song, is essentially gone.
overambitious and a little scattered. very ingenious soft jazz quickly changes to confused strumming and back again. Ultimately without a concept and a display of possibilities that don't do justice to the delicate song and its quiet intention. This is not how I imagined the two sides would sound.
He is gay and has hiv but he has found his passion
Zackary Gomez what the actual fuck is this comment
why even say that? music transcends and that matters.
What an appallingly stupid and insensitive comment!!
Yeah, I’m gonna jump on this bandwagon as well and say that is an incredibly stupid comment. Him being gay/being HIV positive has nothing to do with the formation of his passion for music, which has existed since he was very young. Completely irrelevant and insensitive to bring it up.
only makes him braver for pursuing it
Yawn.......zzzzzzzz......ZZZZZZZ
❤