Walkin' (A Jazz at Home recording) - Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Walkin'
A Jazz at Home Recording
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
PERSONNEL:
TRUMPETS
Ryan Kisor
Kenny Rampton
Marcus Printup
Wynton Marsalis
RHYTHM SECTION
Dan Nimmer - piano
Carlos Henriquez - bass
Obed Calvaire - drums
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Dan rocking a suit like a normal gig - does he sleep in one too????
Thank You Sooooooooooooo Much !!
That was great guys
Masters of Jazz at work 🙌🏾✨️🔥👏🏾🎺🎺🎺🎺🎹🎼🥁
Swingin' all the way down the street
Peace of Lord Jesus upon you and yours
RIP Michael B. this made him smile !
Great piece! God bless you guys!
Every time I see Ryan Kisor he's got a different horn :-) and they ALL sound amazing
It looks like he is playing a cornet during his solo -
@@homzymusic Yeah, it reminds me a bit of the custom trumpet/cornet hybrid my grandfather used to play
That was absolutely terrific guys! Thank you much for playing from home. It is greatly appreciated. I can't but think about our dear friend and fellow trumpet player Wallace Roney who lost his life to Covid. RIP Wallace. Hope to see you all at Lincoln Center soon. God Bless!
Great recording session! I love that the whole trumpet section transcribed Miles Davis's solo on straight no chaser and use it as a trumpet soli'.
Thanks for identifying that solo! I knew I recognized it from something by Miles, and that it wasn't from his recording of "Walkin'." It would have driven me nuts until I figured it out if I hadn't read your comment.
You guys are the best, please keep uplifting our spirits with your awesome music in such hard times.
It’s particularly great when the trumpets break out of unison into 4-part harmony.
Yessir!! Always a treat to hear the section & King Kisor
Such a killing section! Loved hearing every horn featured!
The coordination is amazing. It goes without saying that the music is a much need uplift on these trying times. Many thanks gentlemen.
Bravo! The 4 excellent trumpets and the fine rhythm section ... and I admire the mutual admiration you transmit in each one of the rest. Affection, respect and fellowship ... VERY important!
Damn, I recognized the Miles solo after not hear it for over 50 years! "Walkin" was one of the first LPs at had at age 16.
I'm late to the party but I'm sure glad I got to hear this! Thank you for your music!
Kisor 💪🏻
this is on my list of future transcriptions, the whole thing seems a great lesson on this tune, every second is gold
I never get tired of Walkin' it always makes me feel refreshed in body and spirit, energised for the day, more so when my perambulation is conducted by some of the most distinguished guides around the field of jazz.
I LIKE JAZZ ESPECIALLY BECAUSE IT IS VERY EXPRESSIVE AND REQUIRES A LOT OF IMPROVISATION. I THINK THAT FROM THIS STYLE ALL THE VARIATIONS OF FLAVORS AND COLORS ARISE. !
Genial!!! Muy bien hecho! .Mi canción favorita!! La tocaba todos los días en la calle, durante más de treinta años hasta que apareció el bicho... Ahora, muy ansioso, esperando que se vaya. De seguro que es el primer tema que comenzaré a tocar cuando comience. Muchas gracias!. Les mando un abrazo grande desde Buenos Aires, amigos queridos!.
I DIG IT!! 😎
Awesome...just Awesome! What else can you say! Good stuff!
Awesome! Thank you so much for putting this together and sharing it.
Man you cats really play in tune. The unison stuff was very cool.
Miles Lives, ✌🏾
Thanks Marcus. No pretentious out Playing!
Does any serious Jazz Trumpet Player need to read this Miles Solo. It is a must for every jazz trumpeter just like West end Blues.
Great Anyway.
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Muchas gracias a todos!!!!
I wonder what equipment Marcus Printup is playing on? That's a huge bell on that trumpet!
Lotus
Brilliant y’all, thank you
*Solos:*
Trumpet: Wynton Marsalis (0:44)
Trumpet: Kenny Rampton (1:17)
Trumpet: Ryan Kisor (1:49)
Trumpet: Marcus Printup (2:21)
Piano: Dan Nimmer (2:53)
Bass: Carlos Henriquez (3:09)
Drums: Obed Calvaire (3:25, 5:22)
Wynton Marsalis using airpods
😂 and Marcus too
Bravo!!!
Moving past Quarantine Blues to Quarantine Blessings :
Done! It's Miles Davis' solo off Straight No Chaser, with some harmonies added in two spots. So there's a transcript here, for instance. ua-cam.com/video/xLfsQSpefbA/v-deo.html
Especially the solis!
Amazing
Amazing !!!!
좋습니다.
Good to see Wynton squashing his beef with Miles.
😂😂😂
Hey guys, these I suppose is engraved in parts and then pasted, right? Because the delay would not allow you to play together in real time. yes? anyway, excelent.
I don't really understand what you are asking, but they played the parts separately and then put them together with editing
where is ali jackcson haven't seen him in awhile.Does anyone know?
what order do you guys record these in? bass, then horns, then drums?? bass, drums, horns??
Please, can a tech savvy person explain what what software or device enables folks to perform and record something like this and not have problems with a time lag? ... and still get a great sound?
I've been wondering the same thing. Been seeing everyone using this "technology".
One way is overdubbing: On a #livefromhere quarantine episode (4/11) Chris T. explained that there is a master recording to start it off, and then the others record their track listening to it to stay synced up and pass it on. They create a new file with another "layer" added. Depends on the group i guess as to which one is first.
Higher Ground
Looks like Ryan switched to a Recording cornet for his solo take.
Was that an Olds Recording? I’ve got a 1959 Olds Recording Trumpet.
Olds Super
@@pik1andlik1 I never tire of hearing ur brilliance. I've been a fan since big train. 🔥🔥🔥
What kind of horn is Ryan playing?
As usual I’m late to the party somebody already noticed it
What is Ryan playing on?
Miles.....::
Actually that solo is not from Walkin it’s from straight no chaser.... and I don’t know if anybody picked that upBecause years ago I memorize that
Wonderful music. But one comment about the video itself - please, please don't cut away every second or fraction of a second. It's unwatchable. Let the viewer choose who to watch or, at least, leave each player on focus for a reasonable amount of time.
Bravo!!!