Bill is trapped inside this piece, trying to get out. Sadly, he never quite made it. Most of will never fully comprehend his genius. May he rest in peace and live on forever through his unique talent
What does this comment mean? I feel like I understand what you mean, but I might just be putting my own feelings into it.. It's beautiful words, in any case. RIP Bill Evans. His music opened my world to so much more.
It seems very fitting that the way I found this song, was through a beat entitled "The Final View" , by Nujabes I feel lucky to have found this music. RIP to all those good souls gone too soon, may they rest in peace. Eternal.
This is one of the greatest pieces of music I've ever heard in my life. Bill Evans manipulates time and space so effectively that it makes you feel you're living the experience of someone deeply in love.
I had a friend who was a classical pianist who didn't know a single thing about jazz. So I decided to acquaint him with 10 of the greatest jazz players of all time-from Art Tatum, to Dave Brubeck, to Monk. After he'd listened to them all, I asked him, "Who was your favorite?" He replied that he was in awe of Tatum's amazing technique, then he suddenly stopped, and just said, "Bill Evans. By all means, BILL EVANS. He's so far ahead of everyone else that I can't properly describe it." He didn't realize it, but he just did. P.S. When my old friend passed away, he left me the pages of "Waltz For Debbie" that he had a music transcriber write for him. I guess that Bill left a permanent impression on him.
@@ZeranZeran The most interesting thing to me was seeing the entirely new emotions that listening to these great jazz players had on my friend's face. I'll never forget it. He was a diehard Evans fan for the rest of his life. Fred passed away in 2018.
The tragedy of beauty is its fragility; who wouldn't wish they could hear and see this genius live, but that's not been on the cards since torment took him away from us all decades ago. Such a bittersweet legacy.
when he recorded the solo sessions, Bill Evans was somewhat miserable. He wanted to record cause he needed the money for heroin, but he was in a bad shape during the takes. Orrin Keepnews, the producer, was less than impressed with what he saw as a flimsy approach and refused to release. It was only after the death in 1980, going through the archive of Evans, that he came over them again and discovered what emotions are captured in this perhaps most deepfelt playing by Bill Evans ever recorded
After years of bowie ,prog , singer song writers and Berlin school electronica i have turned my attention to jazz and this is the first piece i hear . Wow
Very few musicians have ever been able to capture something in my soul. Bill Evans, Miles Davis, John Coltrane et al. This is one of my favorite performances.
I would watch my dad play with that passion. And just wondering what he was thinking while playing. His chords and rythem patterns were awesome. He and Bill are alike. Miss you so much. We donated his piano so others could cherish what we had our whole lives.
Jazz is free like love; it makes my heart sing. Sometimes it makes no sense, but then again, it is so on point it hits you when you least expect it and always plays out differently than you might think. I have been in love before, and I have been heartbroken, and every time it feels like I am about to die until this feeling slowly fades away and leaves me with that oh-so-familiar emptiness. This time it's no different, and the pain eats me alive. Love drives us to do great things and really be our best, but it also holds the power to destroy us. I find myself listening to this piece on repeat, blasting it over my headphones as I aimlessly wander the streets of my hometown or get wasted alone in a crowd of people under Christmas market fairy lights. Time stands still, but everything is moving so fast I can't keep up. So bittersweet it's almost comforting but cannot be endured. I numb myself with lots of drugs, hoping for the next one-night stand every weekend so I don't have to sleep alone. I know things will get better, and if they don't, they will at least be different, right? To everyone feeling the same way as I do at this point in time: I feel you, and though you are lonely, you are never alone! Selective perception may only let us see happy people walking the streets and hearing couples in love fucking each other's brains out next door, but there is always that one person, maybe in the building across the street, sitting and chain-smoking on their windowsill who feels the same way as you. We can't all be happy at the same time, and there is always this "law of balance." Some need to suffer while others are allowed to get lucky. Our time will come as we turn the pages, and all this pain will be dust in the wind. Give in and don't fight the feeling like I do. Protect yourself so it doesn't hurt that much, but leave a little spot open in your armor so the right person can still pierce through it. Merry shitmas, a happy new year, and on to the next one in this mad world.
Anyone who hasn’t seen the movie should make a point of it it will enhance your appreciation of the music. The theme is part of a beautiful score to a great drama. They enhance each other in just the way they should
Spartacus - a motion picture that deserves it’s reputation. And now the great Kirk Douglas has passed on at the amazing age of 103. One of the last of a great age in Hollywood
I was on a flight from Charlotte NC to Atlanta GA in 1992 and who sat right beside me on his way home from Tokyo [connecting flight]? Bill Evans Jr...... we talked about his dad, who died when he was young... he was surprised that I knew of him... I said, "are you kidding"?? "I'm a jazz FREAK"... all the greats. he gave me his card and I still have it. Treasured moment in time... in 2006 I saw a tribute to Bill at Churchill Grounds in Atlanta by a Japanese woman who played him to a T w/ a bass player and drummer.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story. A touching moment in your life (and his I might add - given his humility), that is now a part of mine - because you shared it with us - just like Bill shared his music. Personal. By the way, I live in Charlotte, NC
this song moves me no matter whose rendition holds it up to my ears. Haunting to the heart, passionate to its pulses. When music like this is penned one cannot help but see the truth in the phrase that 'Music is the One Gift from God that Man can take back to Heaven".
it always amazes me that with a few chords Bill Evans can explain to you your entire emotional life... that could never really be put into words but with music he can get you there
It sounds like if Bill is reasoning with his heart, not trying to impress anyone with his knowledge or experience, but to understand the ineffable rythms from his soul, with no audience, perfectly alone.
Beautifully said. This is playing straight from the soul, to release, to feel. Not for anyone, not to perform. This is raw emotion captured in the playing of an instrument. I wish I could say I played anywhere near this good, but when I am at my best, it reminds me of the way Bill Evans plays, and sometimes I even impress myself unexpectedly. Thank god for Piano.
Coming back to this all the time. Many times it sounds like a soliloquy. Like a realized cry for help. Or a deep-seated something coming forth. Carefully, thoughtfully choosing each word, but sometimes streaming out. Reigning back in. I’ve had many of these conversations in my life. You have, too. This is the spirit of deep, poignant words sounded off, it seems, maybe aimlessly into open air. To no one, but with hope, someone.
Having only recently discovered this Gentleman much to my shame, what a pure genius I just cannot listen enough to his work, just pure genius. Thank you, Anna.
Anna Cottage Listen to all of Bill, from the 1950s until he passed in 1980. I have since 1970, when I discovered his “Town Hall” concert in a cutout LP bin at my university bookstore in Columbia,SC!
@Richard Wallace Town Hall is an underrated masterpiece. That solo as a proto Turn Out the Stars is so sweet. The whole session carries that raw but tender brilliance that accompanies all of Bill's playing, but with such coherence as a live performance. Every tune feels just right between the others its next to. And Chuck Israels is slept on, too; he was great there.
THIS PIECE, IS SO PROFOUND, HIS BEST, THE PIANO EXISTS LIKE A GUITAR, ITS A VERVE, BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED, BILL EVANS TRANSCENDED, WHAT WE WOULD CALL DARK DAYS, THIS PIECE IS A LIVING MANS DREAM, I SIMPLY MISS BILL EVANS
This is beyond beautiful. Just mesmerizing divine. Thank you for sharing. But please notice, the songwriter is not only Miles Davis, it' a medley and the song "Spartacus love Theme" is composed by Alex North
Where does perfection start and end? It starts with the first note in this tune and end when the music stops. This is so touching that once you start listening, you've simply got to stop and listen.
Me too! My modern dance teacher used the Lateef recording in our classes in 1972, it was fabulous to move to, very different that Evans'. The contrast is wonderful.
Listening to Bill again and again....always spellbound. Always. I close my eyes and my heart follows Bill wherever he wants to take me. I love you Bill Evans. Thank you for all you gave us before you flew away to another sphere. By God we are forever changed and more complete thanks to you. Wherever you are Bill, I hope you know that.
No sé si os dais cuenta que las tres primeras notas de esta melodía, que se va repitiendo, evocan claramente el nombre de DAVINIA, Da-vi-nia, que es la esclava de quien se enamora Espartaco en la película. Es lo primero que percibí cuando oí la música en la película. Maravillosa melodía, exquisitamente reelaborada por Bill Evans.
Brilliant how he uses modes to convey these different emotions. He uses the phyrgian mode in a thematic way throughout this piece (in tandem with all those beautiful chord substitutions) to bring out the atmosphere of the Mediterranean setting.
It's like seeing someone's thought patterns on a scan.. except you hear them in real time, through his playing. You can feel what he felt. Does that sound crazy? I have never felt more connected to a musician than when I close my eyes to Bill Evans playing. His music speaks for itself, and it says something different, yet similar, to everyone who hears it.
This was the song I always attributed to my last relationship, even when it was going good. When we were together it sounded wistful to me, like a sort of sleepy daze. Now its taken on a different meaning, and I'm sure as the hurt fades it will take on a different meaning still.
Two of my favorite Bill Evans pieces, overjoyed to stumble upon this beautiful rendition that combined them. E: wow, Bill was such a master, sublime phrasing and peerless emotion. I’ve heard Nardis a thousand times but the poignancy he evokes never diminishes.
Will watch Spartacus today. Medley: Spartacus Love Theme/Nardis by Bill Evans was written by Miles Davis and Alex North and was first recorded and released by Julian Adderley Quintet ...
Yowie my first exposure to his renditions. A style of his own which reminds me of Johnny Pearson's breakthru in the 60s with 'Cast your fate to the wind'
Bill is trapped inside this piece, trying to get out. Sadly, he never quite made it. Most of will never fully comprehend his genius. May he rest in peace and live on forever through his unique talent
What does this comment mean?
I feel like I understand what you mean, but I might just be putting my own feelings into it..
It's beautiful words, in any case. RIP Bill Evans. His music opened my world to so much more.
@@1998XBOX Oh damn. I don't like how much I can relate to this comment, except I have little to none of his talents lol. Thank you for explaining!
It seems very fitting that the way I found this song, was through a beat entitled "The Final View" , by Nujabes
I feel lucky to have found this music. RIP to all those good souls gone too soon, may they rest in peace. Eternal.
@@ZeranZeran agreed. eyy nujabes and Bill evans for life✌️
@@1998XBOX You know nothing about his personal life. So shut up
This is one of the greatest pieces of music I've ever heard in my life. Bill Evans manipulates time and space so effectively that it makes you feel you're living the experience of someone deeply in love.
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I had a friend who was a classical pianist who didn't know a single thing about jazz. So I decided to acquaint him with 10 of the greatest jazz players of all time-from Art Tatum, to Dave Brubeck, to Monk. After he'd listened to them all, I asked him, "Who was your favorite?" He replied that he was in awe of Tatum's amazing technique, then he suddenly stopped, and just said, "Bill Evans. By all means, BILL EVANS. He's so far ahead of everyone else that I can't properly describe it." He didn't realize it, but he just did.
P.S. When my old friend passed away, he left me the pages of "Waltz For Debbie" that he had a music transcriber write for him. I guess that Bill left a permanent impression on him.
So......glad to know this... proudly as i have been listening his works .... for nearly 40 years .... love Bill
@@tanapatpeemanee1230
40 GREAT years, my friend.
And as a singer, I am very blessed to have a pianist who sounds and thinks like Bill Evans--the dearest to my musical heart of musicians.
It's the feeling it gives off. Your friend has great taste.
@@ZeranZeran
The most interesting thing to me was seeing the entirely new emotions that listening to these great jazz players had on my friend's face. I'll never forget it. He was a diehard Evans fan for the rest of his life. Fred passed away in 2018.
Jagged, melancholy, difficult, beautiful, exhilarating, pensive, complex, heartbreaking. Just like love itself.
Could not agree more. Meravigliosamente detto!
also spartacuz the tv show caused war in syria
@@hxee5545 stupid comment!!!!
You say .. exakt .. precis - just we say in Sweden ! .. braavo ..
Lapidary. Wonder about "pensive" but a bagatelle.
When a song draws this many comments it is almost obvious that a work so deep has touched many hearts.
The tragedy of beauty is its fragility; who wouldn't wish they could hear and see this genius live, but that's not been on the cards since torment took him away from us all decades ago. Such a bittersweet legacy.
I had the great fortune to hear him play at the Lighthouse a few times in the 60's.
@@LaKantatriche Es un milagro de Dios que lo pudiste escuchar en 1982, porque fallecio an 1980 :)
This is a true classic performance. Bill Evans was a creative genius.
If every chord is the perfect color, and every riff, the perfect narrative, it has to be Bill Evans.
when he recorded the solo sessions, Bill Evans was somewhat miserable. He wanted to record cause he needed the money for heroin, but he was in a bad shape during the takes. Orrin Keepnews, the producer, was less than impressed with what he saw as a flimsy approach and refused to release. It was only after the death in 1980, going through the archive of Evans, that he came over them again and discovered what emotions are captured in this perhaps most deepfelt playing by Bill Evans ever recorded
That's heartbreaking. I never knew Bill was addicted to heroine. Poor guy.
Re: person I knew
Man that's so heavy man
Genius no matter
Cocaine was his preferred drug of choice I have read.
After years of bowie ,prog , singer song writers and Berlin school electronica i have turned my attention to jazz and this is the first piece i hear . Wow
welcome aboard your jazz journey my friend, may the swing be with you forever
Nothing seems to go as you wish. Then you put on this tune and you feel like someone is understanding you, thank you Mr. Bill Evans
I share your emotion.
Exactly, put on Bill and all is right with the world.....................in spite of everything. I am a new convert, been missing him all my life
What a great comment ! You are a genius my friend !
Bill Evans, The Chopin Of Jazz Piano!
Amen.
Very few musicians have ever been able to capture something in my soul. Bill Evans, Miles Davis, John Coltrane et al. This is one of my favorite performances.
I would watch my dad play with that passion. And just wondering what he was thinking while playing. His chords and rythem patterns were awesome. He and Bill are alike. Miss you so much. We donated his piano so others could cherish what we had our whole lives.
My dad too
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Jazz is free like love; it makes my heart sing. Sometimes it makes no sense, but then again, it is so on point it hits you when you least expect it and always plays out differently than you might think.
I have been in love before, and I have been heartbroken, and every time it feels like I am about to die until this feeling slowly fades away and leaves me with that oh-so-familiar emptiness.
This time it's no different, and the pain eats me alive.
Love drives us to do great things and really be our best, but it also holds the power to destroy us.
I find myself listening to this piece on repeat, blasting it over my headphones as I aimlessly wander the streets of my hometown or get wasted alone in a crowd of people under Christmas market fairy lights. Time stands still, but everything is moving so fast I can't keep up. So bittersweet it's almost comforting but cannot be endured.
I numb myself with lots of drugs, hoping for the next one-night stand every weekend so I don't have to sleep alone.
I know things will get better, and if they don't, they will at least be different, right?
To everyone feeling the same way as I do at this point in time: I feel you, and though you are lonely, you are never alone! Selective perception may only let us see happy people walking the streets and hearing couples in love fucking each other's brains out next door, but there is always that one person, maybe in the building across the street, sitting and chain-smoking on their windowsill who feels the same way as you. We can't all be happy at the same time, and there is always this "law of balance." Some need to suffer while others are allowed to get lucky. Our time will come as we turn the pages, and all this pain will be dust in the wind.
Give in and don't fight the feeling like I do. Protect yourself so it doesn't hurt that much, but leave a little spot open in your armor so the right person can still pierce through it.
Merry shitmas, a happy new year, and on to the next one in this mad world.
Anyone who hasn’t seen the movie should make a point of it it will enhance your appreciation of the music. The theme is part of a beautiful score to a great drama. They enhance each other in just the way they should
simply the greatest music I've ever listened to.
Spartacus - a motion picture that deserves it’s reputation.
And now the great Kirk Douglas has passed on at the amazing age of 103. One of the last of a great age in Hollywood
Bruce Kuehn, ⭐️🤴🏼❣️✨👸🏻⭐️
I am watching the film now. Stunning.
It's more beautiful than silence
国道キアン 🙏💙
@Sterling Pound The greatnees of all music has been hidden in the pauses (IMHO?)
Nothing is more beautiful than silence...
@@tiptopthai Or: best sounds are hidden in those pauses :)
shut the fuck up
I was on a flight from Charlotte NC to Atlanta GA in 1992 and who sat right beside me on his way home from Tokyo [connecting flight]? Bill Evans Jr...... we talked about his dad, who died when he was young... he was surprised that I knew of him... I said, "are you kidding"?? "I'm a jazz FREAK"... all the greats. he gave me his card and I still have it. Treasured moment in time... in 2006 I saw a tribute to Bill at Churchill Grounds in Atlanta by a Japanese woman who played him to a T w/ a bass player and drummer.
Stevie Edwards Evan Evans, Bills son.
what an absolutely great story. wish I had the info. from that card. God bless !
Lo adoro!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story. A touching moment in your life (and his I might add - given his humility), that is now a part of mine - because you shared it with us - just like Bill shared his music. Personal. By the way, I live in Charlotte, NC
Amazing. You are so lucky.
this song moves me no matter whose rendition holds it up to my ears. Haunting to the heart, passionate to its pulses. When music like this is penned one cannot help but see the truth in the phrase that 'Music is the One Gift from God that Man can take back to Heaven".
Beautifully said
it always amazes me that with a few chords Bill Evans can explain to you your entire emotional life... that could never really be put into words but with music he can get you there
This rendition has to be the most absolute best ever recorded. indescribable beauty.
Bill Evans does more with this arrangement....I'm blown away. GENIUS PERSONIFIED!!!!
The most beautiful and haunting melody I've ever heard.
Bill Evans was a genius when creating beautiful melodies from the ether. He’ll be remembered as one of the greatest.
It sounds like if Bill is reasoning with his heart, not trying to impress anyone with his knowledge or experience, but to understand the ineffable rythms from his soul, with no audience, perfectly alone.
Beautifully said. This is playing straight from the soul, to release, to feel. Not for anyone, not to perform. This is raw emotion captured in the playing of an instrument.
I wish I could say I played anywhere near this good, but when I am at my best, it reminds me of the way Bill Evans plays, and sometimes I even impress myself unexpectedly. Thank god for Piano.
Evans above this is utter joy .....Spartacus deserves the best love theme xx
Anybody heard him play theme from Mash ? I love that tune ❤
Coming back to this all the time. Many times it sounds like a soliloquy. Like a realized cry for help. Or a deep-seated something coming forth.
Carefully, thoughtfully choosing each word, but sometimes streaming out. Reigning back in. I’ve had many of these conversations in my life. You have, too. This is the spirit of deep, poignant words sounded off, it seems, maybe aimlessly into open air. To no one, but with hope, someone.
WOW! This song took me places., That was so amazing.
Having only recently discovered this Gentleman much to my shame, what a pure genius I just cannot listen enough to his work, just pure genius. Thank you, Anna.
It's never too late dear Anna... No need to be ashamed...
Just enjoy it... 🐳 ♫♫ ❀(~‿~)❀ ♫♫ 🐳
I too feel bad when I discover a great artist only after he or she has gone, but we probably shouldn't feel that way.
Anna Cottage Listen to all of Bill, from the 1950s until he passed in 1980. I have since 1970, when I discovered his “Town Hall” concert in a cutout LP bin at my university bookstore in Columbia,SC!
@Richard Wallace Town Hall is an underrated masterpiece. That solo as a proto Turn Out the Stars is so sweet. The whole session carries that raw but tender brilliance that accompanies all of Bill's playing, but with such coherence as a live performance. Every tune feels just right between the others its next to. And Chuck Israels is slept on, too; he was great there.
THIS PIECE, IS SO PROFOUND, HIS BEST, THE PIANO EXISTS LIKE A GUITAR, ITS A VERVE, BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED, BILL EVANS TRANSCENDED, WHAT WE WOULD CALL DARK DAYS, THIS PIECE IS A LIVING MANS DREAM, I SIMPLY MISS BILL EVANS
A very lovely Spartacus with a fitting Nardis encore. This is how I learned both tunes. A fine introduction to real jazz.
It's also Emily in there. Truly a lovely medley
Rest In Power, Bill Evans .
Midnight in my town . I am listening this song .
Wonderfull music.
Touch,tone and such feeling must be hard to stop playing when it’s this great
Such an expression of Love and Passion!
I’ve never ‘liked’ so many comments for one video before. Beautiful piece, wonderful comments. Thank you.
This is beyond beautiful. Just mesmerizing divine. Thank you for sharing. But please notice, the songwriter is not only Miles Davis, it' a medley and the song "Spartacus love Theme" is composed by Alex North
As exquisite as it gets. Ah Bill...you were the best.
This guy knows how to break the silence with science. Thumbs up.
surely one of the piano's greatest players who had so much creativity. RIP Bill
I always knew that Bill Evans is a master of melancholy, but this composition is depression at its finest.
> < try: central park west, or naima-John Coltrane (I don't need to explain)
@@TimeTraveller010 heard those, they're fine
That minor key tonality just tugs so hard on my heart strings...
it hits my heart so hard. i really love bill and his playing.
I just heard/understood what he's doing with each separate hand. amazing.
This is beyond splendid.
Arriva direttamente al cuore. E anche alla testa. È questo il fascino di Bill Evans. Grazie ancora Bill, mi sento meno solo.
Just absolutely remarkable... I can feel my sadness pouring out...
Musical notes floating in the space in a cascade of emotions...
This is the loneliest song I have ever heard
Jiggelmeister. music for a lonely gladiator.
Change the “n” to “v” and I agree!
Il dolore e bellezza!
And yet joy
Try Chet Baker, If I Should Lose You.
Where does perfection start and end? It starts with the first note in this tune and end when the music stops. This is so touching that once you start listening, you've simply got to stop and listen.
A weaver of dreams he is, in and out of two beautiful melodies with Bill's finesse. He was a remarkable soulful musician.
I simply love the music of Bill Evans, his melancholy and impressionist tune
I was raised on the Yusef Lateef rendition but both of them are quite sublime and possibly one of the most haunting melodies of all time.
I liked his version but it was always a bit startling when he came in sharp on his oboe...and stayed there.
Me too! My modern dance teacher used the Lateef recording in our classes in 1972, it was fabulous to move to, very different that Evans'. The contrast is wonderful.
Incidentally, Yusef Lateef's childhood name was Bill Evans.
Yes on the Yusef Lateef rendering. Both are lovely.
Listening to Bill again and again....always spellbound. Always. I close my eyes and my heart follows Bill wherever he wants to take me. I love you Bill Evans. Thank you for all you gave us before you flew away to another sphere. By God we are forever changed and more complete thanks to you. Wherever you are Bill, I hope you know that.
Bill Evans music is a perfect but sometimes dangerous mix of beauty and pain. Can make or break your heart...
MARAVILHOSO...A SENSIBILIDADE DO TOQUE DO PIANO NUMA MUSICA TÃO LINDA...FEZ COM QUE ATINJAMOS NÍVEIS DE VIBRAÇÕES DIVINAS....
even though it sounds like a cascade from the heavens it is just Bill and his piano
No sé si os dais cuenta que las tres primeras notas de esta melodía, que se va repitiendo, evocan claramente el nombre de DAVINIA, Da-vi-nia, que es la esclava de quien se enamora Espartaco en la película. Es lo primero que percibí cuando oí la música en la película. Maravillosa melodía, exquisitamente reelaborada por Bill Evans.
Meraviglioso Bill
3:20 Brilliant. Really shows how a song can change when played with a different emotion at a different time.
Brilliant how he uses modes to convey these different emotions. He uses the phyrgian mode in a thematic way throughout this piece (in tandem with all those beautiful chord substitutions) to bring out the atmosphere of the Mediterranean setting.
Bill could carry you on an emotional journey like nobody else. This music is some of the most beautiful ever recorded.
I bow in humility, such great tonal touches! The beginning leaves you hanging for the next beat/note!
It's like seeing someone's thought patterns on a scan.. except you hear them in real time, through his playing. You can feel what he felt. Does that sound crazy?
I have never felt more connected to a musician than when I close my eyes to Bill Evans playing. His music speaks for itself, and it says something different, yet similar, to everyone who hears it.
Sadness,and joy this is sublime stop what you are doing and feel every note
Bill never ceases to amaze me.
accidentally listening to this...love it!
i hear the first piano phrase, and a sublime relaxing spell falls upon me; and I am learning to suspect it is Bill Evans
Breathtaking.
Best version of the love theme incredible Bill Evans nails it here 😉
There are many ways to play this song... But this is definitely one of the best
❤❤❤❤ Just wow.
Moved to tears
Reluctant segue into Nardis. Interesting recording. Bill always treated the Spartacus theme brilliantly.
4th time in a row.... this is one of the most profound performances by Bil... a true genius
thanks so much soedwards777
Esta canción la siento en cada parte de mi ser.
I love Bill Evans. Marvellous pianist.
That very subtle chord at 0:44, that sounds so amazing in that progression.
Yo
@@conradblakeman419 It's so good, feels so defined, determined... like a cold steak slapping your cheeks.
What a great piano sound and recording
This is not inferior to any classical piece. One of the most beautiful things I've ever head, and it isn't even that popular!
This was the song I always attributed to my last relationship, even when it was going good. When we were together it sounded wistful to me, like a sort of sleepy daze. Now its taken on a different meaning, and I'm sure as the hurt fades it will take on a different meaning still.
A discovery, impressive, human, beauty, tears....
Rara sensibilidade. Profunda e sofisticada. Bill Evans é único!!!
Ricardo de Hollanda
Two of my favorite Bill Evans pieces, overjoyed to stumble upon this beautiful rendition that combined them.
E: wow, Bill was such a master, sublime phrasing and peerless emotion. I’ve heard Nardis a thousand times but the poignancy he evokes never diminishes.
Will watch Spartacus today. Medley: Spartacus Love Theme/Nardis by Bill Evans was written by Miles Davis and Alex North and was first recorded and released by Julian Adderley Quintet ...
Cleaning up the house with this masterpiece
Hauntingly Beautiful.....
absolutely remarkable character to this awesome miles davis piece!
Bill Evans Genius
Sogni indicibili erano
l'orgoglio
la solitudine che circondava
l'agnello ansioso di svanire
in quello
che non era conosciuto 🌿
ein mühsames spiel von Bill Evans, es stockt dauernd unangenehm
Wie in seinem Leben.
Mr Bill and Nujabes chilling in heaven just listening to this with the Allmighty
As stated before a true genius.
Bill Evans e seu talento sublime....só nos resta admirar sempre....
Yowie my first exposure to his renditions. A style of his own which reminds me of Johnny Pearson's breakthru in the 60s with 'Cast your fate to the wind'
Best feeling ever. Reminds me of someone.
I have the same feeling. Something deep inside you. You have an intuitive feeling, but you're not able to describe that
Jean Simmons. 😊
Simply beautiful and soothing thank you for the upload
Haunting and beautiful ❤
Remarkable- resonating.....
Beautiful love song music from Spartacus. Also reminded me of the "love theme" from Ben Hur (Charlton Heston movie) - totally moving!
Mesmerizing,,,just beautiful.thanks
I love Bill Evans.
2:10-3:15 pulls on my heart strings
+Joe Smith this entire song pulls on my heart strings
Pulls mine OUT.
@@Jiggelmeister Concordato
Joe Smith Roger that Joe