Jon Hatamiya Big Band: Pep-Pep
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- From the debut performance of the Jon Hatamiya Big Band at Manhattan School of Music, May 10, 2014.
composed and arranged by Jon Hatamiya
Saxes: Patrick Bartley (lead/solo), Albert Baliwas, Xavier Del Castillo (solo), Elijah Shiffer, Matt Woroshyl
Trombones: Jon Hatamiya (lead/solo), Scott Ninmer, Isaac Kaplan, Santiago Latorre (bass)
Trumpets: Josh Gawel (lead), Ryan DeWeese, Tyler Tritt, Nolan Tsang
Rhythm: Kyle Athayde (vibes), Mike Bono (guitar), Kevin Bernstein (keys/synths), Max Calkin (electric bass), Guilhem Flouzat (drums).
Video recorded by Lon Hatamiya, edited by Jon Hatamiya.
Audio recorded live at Manhattan School of Music.
I love how at 7:28 Patrick started playing the Pokemon Center theme, and then Jon immediately caught on and started harmonizing it.
I was hearing those trumpets absolutely blasting and thinking? Whut? Who is capable of this sorcery?
Then I saw Josh Gawel was one of the trumpet players and that explained everything
I had been playing with Josh since we were in high school, he and Ryan DeWeese both set unrealistic expectations for lead trumpet in all of my music... 😂 These were some of the first big band charts I had ever written and they made it sound so easy!!
How am I the only to comment about how good this is
+Its Curlzys haha well thanks for the comment!
Song of Storms and PokeCenter references in one tune? I'm so glad my director just bought this tune!
Pallet Town too I think! Glad you dig it haha. Those were all just thrown in during the solos, none of that is written :P
How did I not know that Jon HOT HOT HOT HOT Hatamiya had a big band? I've got some catching up to do.... these horn lines are just wonderful
The sax lick at 6:16 is legendary
Lol I tried to get em with that line
Greatest of all time
A friend of mine turned me onto Buddy Rich when we were just out of high school. He had seen Rich play in some tiny venue when he was a kid (my friend was a kid, not Rich aka Traps), so we'd jam all the time to all we could find on vinyl and naturally branched out into other names in the style. This was in the late 1980s. I know no one else who digs big band and thought it was basically dead. Only by the magic of the youtube vortex have I discovered what I've been missing for the last 10 years (Jon Hatamiya, Jacob Mann, the Louis Cole wall of sound, Mono Neon). The only thing I need to figure out is when/where can I see performances like this. This is just so cool to see.
I’ve listened to this like 150 times in the past 3 days, just incredible!
Glad you dig! Thanks for checking it out!
I've listened to this at least 200-300 times in the last few weeks.
It plays on loop in my brain as I go about my day.
Absolutely infectious.
You're extremely talented.
I love how high energy this song is and wish you'd compose more like it.
No disrespect to your other pieces but the energy in this song fucking sends me.
Amazing tune! Heard it for the first time at Harvard-Westlake, a killer tune out of your killer set that night. Truly Inspiration stuff man.
Came here via The Consouls VGM jazz to Pat Bartley to 8BBB - good vibes indeed!
Love this!!! Insane musicianship. The groove is as sick as any groove I've ever heard
cool how it naturally fades at the end.
I can't imagine the skill of these musicians 5 years later ;)
I'm so glad I just stumbled upon this... way a treat to hear this... and to remember this! You're a genius Jon!! Boy this makes me miss playing with you. Hope you are well man.
Yo! Miss playing with you too dude! I've been digging your trio stuff you've been posting. Would love to catch up at some point, hope you are holding up alright too these days
Great piece! I like the sax player's inclusion of the Song of Storms into his solo ;-)
loving the synth solo
man that key solo was something else
Very clever writing! I dig.
Discovered this during covid 19 lockdown
me too man, i've found a lot of amazing music during this year. didn't even know what i was missing!
Wow this is a killin band! You guys had something special at MSM.
of course pat bartley would qoute the song of storms in his solo. love it
sooooooo killin
How do I get my hands on the sheet music of this arrangement?
Note to self, hold me up at 5:32 because it goes _dowwwn_ !! Phhhffffff!!
Jacob Mann vibes
OMG Saxes 6:17
0:53
Fuck yeahhhh
Where can I get this amazing music?!
I do sell pdfs of my originals!
I would really want to play this with my jazz band, its honestly one of the best charts ive heard because I heard it at a festival. But alot of us are on different levels. I really appreciate this piece though!
Noice.
All of your mothers must be proud.