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R.I.P Michael Cuscuna (1948-2024) How did Nora Jones get signed to Blue Note Records?
Michael Cuscuna is an American jazz record producer and writer and the co-founder of Mosaic Records and a discographer of Blue Note Records.
He shares how the Blue Note label first signed jazz singer Nora Jones. (2:10')
Interview with Kijun Lee
Produced by Next To Silence©
He shares how the Blue Note label first signed jazz singer Nora Jones. (2:10')
Interview with Kijun Lee
Produced by Next To Silence©
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What does it mean to become a jazz musician?
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Jazz legends Japanese-American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, and bandleader, Toshiko Akiyoshi and saxophonist Lew Tabackin share what it means to be a jazz musician. (2:56') Interview with Kijun Lee Produced by Next To Silence©
Keith Jarrett's 1995, La Scala performance.
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Roberto Masotti (1947-2022), a close friend of Keith Jarrett and his photographer, explains why there are no photos of Keith Jarrett's 1995, La Scala performance. Thank You, Roberto Masotti, I will always remember the few days I spent with you and your wife Silvia. Rest In Peace in heaven. Interview with Kijun Lee Produced by Next To Silence© This is about Roberto masotti from ECM website: Ital...
Remembering Tony Bennett
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Tony Bennett & Diana Krall showcase their album 'Love Is Here to Stay' on September 12, 2018, in New York City.
R.I.P Michael Cuscuna (1948-2024) : The Art of Preservation.
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Michael Cuscuna is a Jazz record producer and writer also he is co-founder of Mosaic Records and a discographer of Blue Note Records. In the coming days, I'll be sharing more stories from Michael Cuscuna's interview, including his journey of discovering and releasing previously unreleased sessions on Blue Note Records.
Christian McBride's advice to young jazz players.
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In December 2017, Jazz Interviewer Kijun Lee reunited with Christian McBride 20 years after he first interviewed him and Cristian McBride talks about what's more important for young jazz players. and apologize for the noise during the interview process. Interview with Kijun Lee Produced by Next To Silence©
Jazz Legend Lou Donaldson talks about the "real" behind the story of the album 'A Night at Birdland'
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96-year-old extraordinary Jazz legend Lou Donaldson talks about the 'real' behind the story of the album 'A Night at Birdland' and how he met Clifford Brown for the first time. Interview and Video by Kijun Lee Produced by Next To Silence©
Miles Davis stole a musician from another band?
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Great saxophonist David Liebman talks about Miles Davis and how he got to join his band. Interview with Kijun Lee Produced by Next To Silence©
Does Keith Jarrett listen to music?
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In the 1980s, Timothy Hill met Keith Jarrett and formed a student/mentor relationship with Keith which continued for about fifteen years. To this day, they continue to have a good friendship. In this interview, Timothy shares his experience of listening to music with Keith in his living room. Timothy Hill is a singer/composer who performed with diverse artists such as John Cage, Bill Frisell, J...
Vijay Iyer Interview: His Childhood and How He Met His Influences
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composer, pianist, bandleader, and producer, Vijay Iyer talks explain how music has affected him personally Interview: Kijun Lee Camera: Seungho Park Edited: Kijun Lee and Seungho Park Produced by Kijun Lee @ Next To Silence Copyright: Next To Silence, Inc.
A Certain Flight
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A Certain Flight Improvisation and film by Kijun Lee Edited by Seungho park
Enrico Rava Interview: How He Learned the Trumpet and Important Aspects in Making a Band
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Why did Miles Davis have such a profound influence on his music? Interview: Kijun Lee Camera: Seungho Park Edited: Kijun Lee and Seungho Park Produced by Kijun Lee @ Next To Silence Copyright: Next To Silence, Inc.
Sullivan Fortner Interview: How He Met Cécile McLorin Salvant and Advice to Young Musicians
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Sullivan Fortner, one of the hottest jazz pianists on the scene today, gives an insight into what's most important when supporting jazz vocals. Interview: Kijun Lee Camera: Seungho Park Edited: Kijun Lee and Seungho Park Produced by Kijun Lee @ Next To Silence Copyright: Next To Silence, Inc.
Redman, McBride, Blade, Mehldau: MoodSwing Reunion Concert
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MoodSwing Reunion Concert at The Falcon on September 7, 2019. Joshua Redman - Saxophone Christian McBride - Bass Brian Blade - Drums Brad Mehldau - Piano
Roy Hargrove Tribute Concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Jan 8, 2019
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Roy Hargrove Tribute Concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center Jan 8, 2019
Gerald Clayton Interview: Playing With Charles Lloyd for the First Time and His Childhood Influences
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Gerald Clayton Interview: Playing With Charles Lloyd for the First Time and His Childhood Influences
Bill Frisell Interview: His First Jazz Concert Experience, Keith Jarrett, and ECM
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Bill Frisell Interview: His First Jazz Concert Experience, Keith Jarrett, and ECM
Only one?
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In my Miles voice, "that's whatcha do when you're on top."
How the hell does Miles steal a musician lol, it's Miles Davis and that musician left to play with Him.
The opening tune is "Love Letters"
He stole a lot more than that 😂
Amazing interview! Some new details and perspectives from Lieb about that time period with Miles.
What a great interview.. and I totally relate to what he was saying… I watched him as well for 5 1/2 years.. different situation but still there was so much to learn.. and I still use those lessons..
awesome
Thank you Michael Cuscuna for what you done. Thank you to the person that documented this and released it on you tube.
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Thank you and RIP Mr. Cuscuna
❤ RIP Mr. Cuscuna
RIP Michael xo
R.I.P. Michael Cuscuna. Thank you for making the world a better sounding place!
Any more of this interview going to be published? Or a transcript online? I am really interested to hear everything from this brilliant man who has so much enriched the legacies of countless jazz greats.
I appreciate your interest. this clip is for documentary purposes. hopefully, it will come out in the near future,
Thank you Lou Donaldson💜🎶🎶🎶
I love listening to true artists speak. What honesty, charm, and levity on top of such great advice ❤.
mac bride tjrs incroyable !!!
Perfectly fine and understandable. I'm English. The guy seems to have a lung condition. Some people do.
The sound is just so horrible. You can't hear anything from your whispering rasp. Not even closed caption works. This. From a record producer.
CC works for me, and so do my ears. He's an interesting geezer.
Thank you
Is this really the only footage of this concert?! I need to see the rest!
The concert was 5 HOURS long!!!! here are 2 other clips from that night. I was there.... OMG!! so many greats showed up....by surprise too.....and everyone brought their A game..... incredible show. I hope it gets released at some point. czcams.com/video/lhywnI_ltvM/video.htmlsi=DUkn9iFeNFMjhMSw and czcams.com/video/W41LC49sbV0/video.htmlsi=llDq4AYuX-VyLf1F
Bless him. 97 years old this year. What a character, what a musician.
Funny like i fell in love with both Sullivan and Cécile in the same week (him with Peter Bernstein I think), then discovering them as musical partners, and sentimental ones too. Both amazing original artists, without a doubt my favourite contemporary singer and pianist ❤ separately and together
How did you know they were together romantically ? (If its what you want to say with « sentimentally »)
@@juliavialette Sullivan mentioned it, I think in his interview by Emmet Cohen. I'm such a gossip :(
@@HenriDucrocq omg ! Thank you so much !!
THANK YOU… ! !
I’m getting some of the best advice on singing here. Great stuff! We need to hear more!
The Mans a Weapon
Fantastic interview! Love ya Lieb!
yeah lieb !! solid !!
Love your playing, Richie.
Stole the gig from who? It sounded like he said stole the gig from Sade, but that's not right.
Rick Beato just released great new interview at Keith's house and it shows listening in his living room. Keith sits in the very middle between speakers. Anyone know what speakers they are in that interview ? You only get a brief look at the top of the left speaker, over Keiths shoulder.
That business with him standing behind you with arms folded sounds as if it were meant to intimidate. Keith looks and acts like an irritable music teacher more than anything. Any disruption, however faint, among the class...I mean, audience...will result in his thumping the lid down and demanding to know who made that noise and if they fancy a week of detentions. "We're not going on with the lesson...I mean concert...until the offender stands up".
@dfasht eek, I'll have you know I'm still pretty handy with an organ.
Can't stand coughing either. Becomes an unwanted part of the performance. And if recorded will be there forever.
@@PimpinBassie2 he cant stand anything really.
Brilliant!
Amazing interview
Great couple ❤
Brian Blade. That’s all
Awesome interview thank you
Thank you for this interview!
What a consummate professional. Amazing talent!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
could not catch who saved you life?
Dan Nimmer. Pianist for Wynton Marsalis
Nah, he said Dan Wall, who was Sullivan's professor at Oberlin
Love Sullivan’s playing! And love how sweet and open he is. Can’t wait to see where he goes with his music!
you play great. nuff said
Perfect Sweet Lorraine
Ok you go Obie!
A little Errol Garner-ry! 💗
Wonderful little interview.Even the greats are intimidated by others.We are only human after all.
Next time, empty your mouth for the interview
Ah who cares. He's on his front porch. :-)
@@martinlehfeldt6916 Right on. 🤘
Hi, we were just casually talking about the music of Keith and etc..while were eating lunch.
@@next2silence where’s the lunch
Is he chewing on a Werther’s Original? Those are tasty.
🙄💚🌱🌾
Great insight into KJ.