@@mitchelgaddi place liszt higher than chopin tbh (but chopin is definitely high up). Tbh Jarret and Hersch too Petruciani to me is #1 though of any musician ever imo nevermind jazz. He may not have same technical ability that peterson had but there is something about his arrangements and playing that transcends
When modern jazz is distilled down to its most concentrated form you'll reach the person that is the late Michel Petrucciani. Michel's being buried at Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris next to the grave of Chopin is an amazing coincidence. There can never have been a more inspirational jazzer than Michel Petrucciani. His boldness, inventiveness and risk taking at the keyboard is so uplifting.
Michel Petrucciani was one of the very few musicians who went to NY and was immediately accepted by the jazz community. And quickly everyone wanted to play with him. That s how special he was.
Every now and again the universe gives us a special gift It appears in many different forms of wonderment and awe and in ways that you can’t believe it’s true People spoke to me about MP when I was the musical director of the cafe de Paris on Tenerife Canary Islands 1991 But I didn’t bother to find out about him as I thought he was just another freak cashing in on his disability and being commended for that alone In those days there was not Internet like there is now you really need to sit down and listen to records shown by friends that’s how it used to work within then in 1996 I got an introduction to his music from the French guy who was a windsurfer on the coast of Tenerife Canary Islands he was also a piano player and said listen to this and I could not believe my ears ever since that moment I have been a fan and I eat my words how wrong I was not to investigate this brilliant talented piano player who are now play and do tributes to in jazz clubs here in Thailand Michelle Petrucciani is truly a gift from the universe what a wonderful person and what a wonderful piano player thank you for sending this video I truly appreciate it
The trio is great. Let's name them all: Michel Petrucciani - piano Palle Danielsson - bass Eliot Zigmund - drums ... and Jim Hall - guitar, as featured Guest.
I've attended many of his concerts in New York City. He was truly the "great, little master". Meeting him in person was a true honor. I absolutely adored him! 'Nough said!
*Hello everyone. Just wanted to say that me being in a metal experimental band, I just can't stop watching this amazing being on the piano, who was sent to Earth by a strong powerful force that we cannot comprehend. He pushed to the limits and beyond*
Michael had some incredible runs - every time I watch one of these show videos, I'm sadly reminded of how much I wanted to see him live but unfortunately never got the chance - luckily there is the internet - great stuff!
DIscovered Michel when wandering Pere Le Chaise in Paris. I intended visiting Chopin's grave, and Michel's was right next to it. Such a triumph over adversity. Was super to see him in such great company for the rest of eternity. You just know Fred Chopin and Michel are having a great time together now!
Michael was a courageous genius. Think about the amount work he had to do simply reach”those keys” and then to be so inventive. He would walk or somehow get onto the Stage for each performance dressed beautifully. It’s almost difficult to watch because he was such a miracle and one’s heart was so full of admiration. Her was almost as fast as Oscar Peterson during some of his runs. Believe he made the other guys work for the money. There is a creator who provides us all with opportunity,Michael took his and ran with it,bringing joy to millions. Let this Man exist within 3 ft. of a 9 ft. Steinway for eternity.Playing with the others who admired as did we. RIP MICHAEL
Michael is awesome. I was surfing UA-cam && just happen to pull him up && checked him out && he caught my ear. I've been listening to Jazz all of my life, but never heard of him, again Michael is awesome!!!!
I saw Michel with this trio in 1986. I hesitate to use the word "magic" but I can't think of a better one...I remember thinking that if Mozart had been a jazz pianist, it would perhaps have sounded like this.
ES UN EXTASIS ! Les aseguro que su vida cambiará para mejorar, para evolucionar a otra dimensión de la Luz, después de ver a este ser humano tocar el piano, escuchar sus notas y su grandioso trio. Que bárbaros, es todo un éxtasis !!! Un virtuoso, unos virtuosos !!!
TRACKLIST: 1. Regina, "Pianism 1986" 2. The Prayer, "Pianism 1986" 3. Waltz New - Jim Hall "Power of Three 1986" 4. Beautiful But Why?, "Cold Blues 1985" 5. Out Tune, "Pianism 1986" /J
this guy is so great because he is so playful. Enjoy which level you are ,than growth will happen automatically with practise,patience and all the time of the world. Art can only be be touching when its made out of love for the metier,enjoy the ride as much as possible
Palle is close to the piano as an instrument, I think you could say. His sister, Monica Dominque, is a pretty famous jazz pianist that has played with all the greats (from here or visiting our country), and he performed a lot with people like Keith Jarret in the 1970s.
Awesome, great musicians, Michel is my favorite, but together they are a unity, the way it should be. Jazz the way it should be. Thanks guys you're my favorites!
Guauuu!!! Que hermosura. Gracias por hacerme escuchar esta música. Y de estos artistas, que más se puede decir, que no se haya dicho... son geniales!!!
Quel grand "petit bonhomme", je l'avais vu en master class, je venais de jouer avec Rhoda Scott au pavillon Balthar ,j'aurais adoré pouvoir jouer avec Michel ,Mais les Anges l'ont rappelés au ciel peu de temps après...Prayer...
If I would have seen this live in '85...I would have freaked out. This is one excellent performer and performance. MP has all the delicacy of Gabriel Faure and all the strength of Oscar Peterson. Thanks, inthelawn.
Ese año viajé por primera vez a NY, no sabia entonces quiera era Petrucciani; ha sido un regalo encontrar hoy este concierto, sobre todo en un lugar al que fui por primera vez poco despues. Extremece ver y escuchar al maestro, qué privilegio revivir su recuerdo.
The truth is just one: Petrucciani is one of the greatest piano players of jazz history.
absolutely. We miss Petrucciani! Forever in history and quite literally next to Chopin. One of the greatest.
@@mitchelgaddi place liszt higher than chopin tbh (but chopin is definitely high up). Tbh Jarret and Hersch too
Petruciani to me is #1 though of any musician ever imo nevermind jazz. He may not have same technical ability that peterson had but there is something about his arrangements and playing that transcends
His senses of rythmn and melody were truly unique.
@@zenmai-man9593harmony not bad too lol but yeah his lyrical and rhythmic sense is awesome
When modern jazz is distilled down to its most concentrated form you'll reach the person that is the late Michel Petrucciani. Michel's being buried at Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris next to the grave of Chopin is an amazing coincidence. There can never have been a more inspirational jazzer than Michel Petrucciani. His boldness, inventiveness and risk taking at the keyboard is so uplifting.
What a beautiful concert, he is still alive with the gift of his music for centuries, Chopin, Bach, Handle, Monk, McCoy❤
Michel Petrucciani, the best example of humanity and perseverance.
Espectacular concierto.
Petrucciani le da con toda la marcha,
una vibración inolvidable.
Michel Petrucciani was one of the very few musicians who went to NY and was immediately accepted by the jazz community. And quickly everyone wanted to play with him. That s how special he was.
Humanity needs to learn from the music community. They love each other unconditionally.
Every now and again the universe gives us a special gift
It appears in many different forms of wonderment and awe and in ways that you can’t believe it’s true
People spoke to me about MP when I was the musical director of the cafe de Paris on Tenerife Canary Islands 1991
But I didn’t bother to find out about him as I thought he was just another freak cashing in on his disability and being commended for that alone
In those days there was not Internet like there is now you really need to sit down and listen to records shown by friends that’s how it used to work within then in 1996 I got an introduction to his music from the French guy who was a windsurfer on the coast of Tenerife Canary Islands he was also a piano player and said listen to this and I could not believe my ears ever since that moment I have been a fan and I eat my words how wrong I was not to investigate this brilliant talented piano player who are now play and do tributes to in jazz clubs here in Thailand
Michelle Petrucciani is truly a gift from the universe what a wonderful person and what a wonderful piano player thank you for sending this video I truly appreciate it
I keep coming back to this performance 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼
The trio is great. Let's name them all:
Michel Petrucciani - piano
Palle Danielsson - bass
Eliot Zigmund - drums
... and Jim Hall - guitar, as featured Guest.
I've attended many of his concerts in New York City. He was truly the "great, little master". Meeting him in person was a true honor. I absolutely adored him! 'Nough said!
Merveilleuse musique....elle nous transporte des les premières notes.. Un immense musicien trop tôt disparu
Michel, ossa rotte impastate di musica... manchi e non sai quanto
What FUN those days were in the 80s and early 90s in NY City hitting all the jazz clubs seeing amazing musicians!! the highlight of my life
I was like a stalker. I followed Michel around NYC from gig to gig like a lost dog. I absolutely loved this guy.
So much talent despite its limitations leaves us a great lesson in humanity
R.I.P. Michel!! Love your music! Thanks!
*Hello everyone. Just wanted to say that me being in a metal experimental band, I just can't stop watching this amazing being on the piano, who was sent to Earth by a strong powerful force that we cannot comprehend. He pushed to the limits and beyond*
Michel was truly amazing, what an incredible gift to us, but taken too soon .....
RIP Brother ......
TC ~
Michael had some incredible runs - every time I watch one of these show videos, I'm sadly reminded of how much I wanted to see him live but unfortunately never got the chance - luckily there is the internet - great stuff!
Same same … bless him ❤
@@aeropilot4419 Ditto,,🎵🎶
This is the ultimate music for my ears.. just overwhelms the highest faculties with love and excitement
DIscovered Michel when wandering Pere Le Chaise in Paris. I intended visiting Chopin's grave, and Michel's was right next to it. Such a triumph over adversity. Was super to see him in such great company for the rest of eternity. You just know Fred Chopin and Michel are having a great time together now!
Same thing happened to me. I was very moved by this unexpected meeting. Very impressed having seen him in concert 3 times during his career.
Thank you, Michel Petrucciani. I miss you!
Удивительный
талант.
Что называется
от Бога!!!
Michael was a courageous genius. Think about the amount work he had to do simply reach”those keys” and then to be so inventive.
He would walk or somehow get onto the Stage for each performance dressed beautifully. It’s almost difficult to watch because he was such a miracle and one’s heart was so full of admiration. Her was almost as fast as Oscar Peterson
during some of his runs. Believe he made the other guys work for the money. There is a creator who provides us all with opportunity,Michael took his and ran with it,bringing joy to millions. Let this Man exist within 3 ft. of a 9 ft. Steinway for eternity.Playing with the others who admired as
did we. RIP MICHAEL
GRAZIE MICHEL, GRAZIE OGNI GIORNO LA TUA MAGIA CONTRIBUISCE AD ILLUMINARE LA QUOTIDIANITA...!!!A LOVE SUPREME...!!!
Michael is awesome. I was surfing UA-cam && just happen to pull him up && checked him out && he caught my ear. I've been listening to Jazz all of my life, but never heard of him, again Michael is awesome!!!!
So wonderful to listen to intelligent music
Sempre ouço o Michel Petrucciani nas minhas caminhadas dominicais. É um presente aos ouvidos essa música refinada, o genuíno jazz.
SO BRILLIANT AND INTELLIGENT MUSICIANS
I saw Michel with this trio in 1986. I hesitate to use the word "magic" but I can't think of a better one...I remember thinking that if Mozart had been a jazz pianist, it would perhaps have sounded like this.
Maravilloso pianista, maravilloso trio, maravilloso espacio el historico Village Vanguard!
Bravo Michel.....
Когда музыка в душе - остальное не существенно!
When the music in the soul - the rest is not much!
Penso que Michel está entre os maiores pianistas do Jazz, encabeçado por Bill Evans
The power of the exchange of look and smile between Michel and Palle Danielsson @ 7:03 is amazing!
The drummer and the bass player are also amazing!
Bassist looks like Dave Holland at first glance, similar sound, too.
Correction, I think the bassist is Palle Danielsson.
ES UN EXTASIS ! Les aseguro que su vida cambiará para mejorar, para evolucionar a otra dimensión de la Luz, después de ver a este ser humano tocar el piano, escuchar sus notas y su grandioso trio. Que bárbaros, es todo un éxtasis !!! Un virtuoso, unos virtuosos !!!
Mi músico favorito
TRACKLIST:
1. Regina, "Pianism 1986"
2. The Prayer, "Pianism 1986"
3. Waltz New - Jim Hall "Power of Three 1986"
4. Beautiful But Why?, "Cold Blues 1985"
5. Out Tune, "Pianism 1986"
/J
Thank you!
what's the song they're playing at minute 40? can't find it!
Pflynn, When I Saw Michel.
I Was Stuned, get His Work.
To Bad He is No Longer W/us.
pflyer37@gmail.com
I don't know how he could do all this
Michel magico,mi facesti sognare al teatro grande di Pompei,non ti scorderò più,per me tu vivi nell' eternità ❤
Love this...wow.
One of the Top's!!! Great M.P.!!!
Fuiste y SERAS un grande x toda la eternidad, querido Michel... como todo buen artista, tu obra habla x ti, ahora q la biología te hace silente...
Superbe, Michel Petrucciani was a Gem to the music !
Jim Hall and Michel Petrucciani: wonderful performance. RIP.
A beautiful soul to play such moving music-----loved him!!
Simply a thing of pure lyrical beauty.
this guy is so great because he is so playful. Enjoy which level you are ,than growth will happen automatically with practise,patience and all the time of the world. Art can only be be touching when its made out of love for the metier,enjoy the ride as much as possible
True artists are never satisfied with the level they are presently "at." If they were, they would not advance. Signed, a searching Jazz musician,
Agree 👏🏼🙂
Wonderful, absolutely wonderful!
7:01 This moment between Michel and Palle is priceless. Such an intense interaction.
Palle is close to the piano as an instrument, I think you could say. His sister, Monica Dominque, is a pretty famous jazz pianist that has played with all the greats (from here or visiting our country), and he performed a lot with people like Keith Jarret in the 1970s.
Yes music is the international language. We may speak different languages but music is the common denominator.
Un immense bonhomme
souvenir d'une soirée formidable le 10 juillet 1991 JAZZ A VIENNE
I NEVER KNEW. Michael was a little person! Just dug his Muse!
The Prayer 10:37
Waltz New 18:30
Beautiful but Why? 27:20
Our Tune 35:01
To all our friends with disabilities; You Can Do Awesome Things!
He makes me wonder who really is more disable - talented guys driven by passion or all of those who have their limbs in right places.
Oh my God.,.
This concert took place 16 March 1984 (although the recording of it was released in 1985).
Thanks for the post, Rui. This is outstanding in every way.
Muito obrigado Michel por existir!!!!!
penso o mesmo
gigantic, magical, unforgettable!
Eargasm!
COOL,ce que dit cp*4 au sujet de la place de Michel au père Lachaise!!On apprend qqchose!!🎶🎶🎶💚👍
Petrucciani is wonderful... and Danielsson is great! One of the best european jazz player ever.
I lové you Michel and Danielson😀
Grazie a Dio che lo ha creato, un colibrì che volava con le note di un piano... Sempre tra noi...
Extraordinario. Felicidades
Ascoltare Michel è sempre un piacere. Il suo "100 hearts" è nella mia personale 'hall of fame' di musica,
You are the best Michel Petrucciani
Awesome, great musicians, Michel is my favorite, but together they are a unity,
the way it should be. Jazz the way it should be. Thanks guys you're my favorites!
Un grande della storia del Jazz . L´ho visto due volte a perugia in due concerti per me memorabili
che bella session! un suono ed un equilibrio unici.
What a beautiful man, what a beautiful soul.
che meraviglia
michel ci illumini di vita la vita
WOW...what a player!! Just sensational.
I have many goods memories when I heard Michael and he inspires me great feelings..
Epic
The best The very BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BRAVO~!
the first track is amazing. great trio. drummer eliot zigmund worked with bill evans also
Manos de ángel las de Michel Petrucciani.
Just simply amazing and outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!
Great music!
More I heard.........more I like..!
Nonostante la statura, sembri un GIGANTE!!!
Que belleza
Guauuu!!! Que hermosura. Gracias por hacerme escuchar esta música. Y de estos artistas, que más se puede decir, que no se haya dicho... son geniales!!!
Avvicina a Dio....
simply great!!!!!!!
un genio assoluto
FANTASTICO. UN GRAN PRIVILEGIO ESCUCHARLO.GRACIAS
so beautiful............
Quel grand "petit bonhomme", je l'avais vu en master class, je venais de jouer avec Rhoda Scott au pavillon Balthar ,j'aurais adoré pouvoir jouer avec Michel ,Mais les Anges l'ont rappelés au ciel peu de temps après...Prayer...
Yea that's my long time no speak buddy: Elliot Zigmund on drums & Palle Danilesson on bass AWESOME group.
Espectacular
i'm speechless
the support of palle and eliot is amazing
If I would have seen this live in '85...I would have freaked out. This is one excellent performer and performance. MP has all the delicacy of Gabriel Faure and all the strength of Oscar Peterson. Thanks, inthelawn.
What an amazing Pianist. Always loved him
Ese año viajé por primera vez a NY, no sabia entonces quiera era Petrucciani; ha sido un regalo encontrar hoy este concierto, sobre todo en un lugar al que fui por primera vez poco despues. Extremece ver y escuchar al maestro, qué privilegio revivir su recuerdo.
toujours des grands moments RIP
non potrò mai dimenticare questo live del 1985, per me una data importante