I discovered them...in early 80s..at 11. Now I own TWO BARITONES.. a Selmer super action 80...n a Jean Cartier..both with low As...n high F#..... so you could say... it's a very big part of my life
Jazz The reason I joined the Columbia Record Club Whenever I’d saved enough of my allowance to buy a new record I would Now no one knows what a record player was!
I couldn't agree more; a superb analogy 'like gold pouring from a cup'. He's always fantastic, despite the fact that he has the looks of a banking exec. What a fantastic technique and delicate touch, always the epitome of taste. Of course, everyone in All the things you are, here, is great. I also find the interplay of Mulligan and Desmond magically complimentary at every step during fugue ensemble work. Bach is in there somewhere, especially prominent in the fantastic Mulligan/Brubeck/Desmond fugues that end the piece. Sheer magic!!! I can now die in peace! Joe S-M
The coolest thing about Paul Desmond's playing (besides his tone, which is often flute-like!) is that he uses this concept: he will take a short idea or motif, and then repeat it, keeping the rhythm the same, but changing the notes to fit the new chords of the tune as they arise. One of the ways that this concept can be used is to create tension that is finally released when the soloist stops using that motif (tho this is not what Desmond does here--he creates a momentary tension, but then steps back into his flow of ideas). You can also hear this "repeated motif" concept at 1:24 to 1:38, and quite prominently at 1:54 to 2:03, as he twists and turns that motif. Once you know what this concept sounds like, you will be hearing it in lots of his solos. Happy hunting!
Dude thank you for explaining this and I'm not a musician in any sense..absolutely no knowledge but I have a deep love and appreciation for jazz as I equate to the visual art which I am a practitioner of..and though I've heard Desmond a million times before and LOVE his soloing I never knew this. I think I kind of understand because that repetition thing and release you talk about was always a cool thing that I sort of liked but never really was aware of it until now!
The immortal version of Desmond and Mulligan on steroids? (due the richness and incredibly rich ideas that come pouring throughout). Unbelievably Good. Bravo Dave and all of you!
Paul Desmond, sempre così impeccabile, riesce a pensare l'impensabile, jazzisticamente parlando, assecondato in maniera commovente da Mulligan. E Brubeck, in versione pseudo-frickettona.. Spettacolo puro!
This has to be one of the greatest Paul Desmond solos of all time--he starts swinging harder and harder, he plays louder, with real aggression but also real joy. And Ilove Brubeck's perfect comping behind him.
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The interplay between Gerry and Paul is like a barock fuge, with the bariton playing the left hand, alto the right hand. This is exactly the right song to showcase their ability of chamber music playing. Genial.
I am not so sure about some of the fashion choices on this one but the musicality is off the charts! I can't get enough of listening to Paul Desmond's tone.
The 70s were the nadir of men’s fashion. I was lucky enough to be at Berkeley in the late 50s and loved going across the bridge tonSFvand seeing him live, along with Ahmad Jamal and the MJQ and many others. Hair was short and I think I wore Madras Giant shirts and chinos with Bass Weejuns and still got in.
please beam me back to the 70's!!! those were the most amazing years ever!! these brilliant musicians are the truest example of what the soul of that time was. i feel so grateful to have had them as my formative years!!!!!!!!! bravo!!!
These musicians are so talented and it is so soothing to just listen. Close your eyes and it takes me back to the time when I wasn't even born. Anyone who enjoys Cab Calloway and Louis Armstrong knows exactly what I mean.
+Nat Simpkins Dawson was the best drummer Brubeck ever worked with, in my opinion, even better than Joe Morello. Alan swung just as much, but was much looser.
Desmonds style alone could have gotten tiring but as is often the case the group creates more than the sum! Loved them all and miss them. Never thought of Joe Morello or Shelly Manne either as "showy" at all.
Love all these guys, used to have many of Brubeck's Quartet albums (w/ Wright, Desmond and Morello) and I used to crank up the stereo after class in high school and try to keep up w/Morello on my drum set, LOL, but listening to Gerry Mulligan just stuns me. The way he does those runs makes it sound like a flamenco guitar transcription for baritone sax. Amazing technique. Thanks for posting this gem. Liked and Favorited.
Paul Desmond's tone is unlike anyone else. Saxophones can create a horrible honk but Paul made it sing with such a beautiful tone. Thanks for posting this.
Intensely beautiful to behold this immense group of talented passion from an earlier age. 2021 and onward must remember this or things will most definitely not end up well. AI? Ha.... good luck copying this chief.
Questi sono i pilastri su cui si basano i nostri jazzisti attuali, sono mostri sacri, e vanno ascoltati più volte prima di capirne la profondità, GRANDI !!!!
Fact is the analogue era had truly great sound compared to todays digital productions. No wonder digital emulates! Sounds great from my samsung 50 and you just don't hear any noise.
great great performance. I repeat and repeat this. Somehow, this one got all the elements there- team work, beautiful rhythm, talents, pure joy from the musicians.
Bach, Prez, Desmond, Mulligan, Barry Harris -- the great musical poets of their respective generations! I feel so lucky to have heard the last three in person, to have Prez's recordings, and to have grown up listening to Bach.
Eyes closed.. in the pocket. It’s bittersweet how such a unique and beautiful style of music has faded over time. I would give anything to have been around to see these guys in their prime. What a time it must’ve been to be alive! Thanks for this video it made my day
As a bari player I’ve always gone for a rougher sound, in part because that’s what comes out of my Bobby Dukoff D8 and Yanagisawa B990... perhaps the best investment of my life. While the Harley Davidson sound has its place, I’ve always been envious of the beautiful tones of Mulligan and Desmond. With Stan Getz taking the tenor role... three unique and wonderful musicians from another time. I always get a kick out of Paul’s shoulder wiggles when he plays, almost reminds me of Petula Clark... lol. This is an amazing track and quality is almost surreal for something 50 years ago. Saved to my faves. Maybe I should find me an older rubber bari piece and try and tone down my Yani. And relax. I have a vise grip embouchure I inherited from my dad - a classical clarinetist. I can’t get anything above a high C or D out of my bari with a closed tip... that’s why I went with the Dukoff as a virtual beginner. I’ve become as dependent on my gear as Gerry. Although not as well known......
Mulligan, Brubeck & Desmond - the heroes of my youth in the 1950's. Their records took all my pocket money. I don't regret one penny of it.
Like a champ you marched on!!!!
I discovered them...in early 80s..at 11. Now I own TWO BARITONES.. a Selmer super action 80...n a Jean Cartier..both with low As...n high F#..... so you could say... it's a very big part of my life
Jazz
The reason I joined the Columbia Record Club
Whenever I’d saved enough of my allowance to buy a new record I would
Now no one knows what a record player was!
Paul Desmond touches my soul. Thank God I discovered jazz!
動画のデズモンド初めてでした。
心をこめて吹く姿、感動しました。
サウンドが美しいです。
super-jazz .. it makes me happy ..
What creativity !! Desmond was just so great. He's a poet on the sax.
The whole group was great.
Genius at work
Alan Dawson on drums. Desmond's playing was like gold pouring from a cup.
I couldn't agree more; a superb analogy 'like gold pouring from a cup'. He's always fantastic, despite the fact that he has the looks of a banking exec. What a fantastic technique and delicate touch, always the epitome of taste. Of course, everyone in All the things you are, here, is great. I also find the interplay of Mulligan and Desmond magically complimentary at every step during fugue ensemble work. Bach is in there somewhere, especially prominent in the fantastic Mulligan/Brubeck/Desmond fugues that end the piece. Sheer magic!!! I can now die in peace! Joe S-M
Like a Dry Martini.
@@sanyatyr Martini on the Rocks..?
figures a drummer would note the brilliant Dawson. Reminds me of the old days at Defemios..
@@michaelhoward7009
Alan Dawson, one of the Best (if not the thee) drummers the world has of Jazz has ever seen🌹
Desmond and Mulligan and Stan Getz are instantly recognizable. I was lucky enough to see all of them perform - so long ago.
Getz Desmond Mulligan... All Masters ... all sound effortless.....
Nobody will do nothing better than Gerry & Paul in the future on that theme!! wooww brilliant!
I was jamming and one of the guys called this tune as "All the Chords There Are."
If you've played it, you just laughed.
Gli assolo di Mulligan sono sempre particolarmente attraenti.... Brubeck indimenticato!
just unbelievable harmonic chamber jazz orchestra on a paradise level
wow lot of memories i was 6 yry remember stan keton
The coolest thing about Paul Desmond's playing (besides his tone, which is often flute-like!) is that he uses this concept: he will take a short idea or motif, and then repeat it, keeping the rhythm the same, but changing the notes to fit the new chords of the tune as they arise. One of the ways that this concept can be used is to create tension that is finally released when the soloist stops using that motif (tho this is not what Desmond does here--he creates a momentary tension, but then steps back into his flow of ideas).
You can also hear this "repeated motif" concept at 1:24 to 1:38, and quite prominently at 1:54 to 2:03, as he twists and turns that motif. Once you know what this concept sounds like, you will be hearing it in lots of his solos. Happy hunting!
That concept is called a sequence.
Dude thank you for explaining this and I'm not a musician in any sense..absolutely no knowledge but I have a deep love and appreciation for jazz as I equate to the visual art which I am a practitioner of..and though I've heard Desmond a million times before and LOVE his soloing I never knew this. I think I kind of understand because that repetition thing and release you talk about was always a cool thing that I sort of liked but never really was aware of it until now!
Thank's for the Explain.
cough cough take five solo
El diálogo de saxofones entre Gerry y Desmond es toda una obra de arte.
Paul Desmond - one word. BRAVO.
All I have to say is YES
What a tone, what technical ability, what thought process, what taste, what humor, what creativity. I guess that covers it all.
The immortal version of Desmond and Mulligan on steroids? (due the richness and incredibly rich ideas that come pouring throughout). Unbelievably Good. Bravo Dave and all of you!
amazing!!!!!!
Never seen this before. How blessed we are to be able to see such wonders 47 years after the event!
first time in a while I felt like clapping during a youtube video :D great Paul Desmond
Paul Desmond, sempre così impeccabile, riesce a pensare l'impensabile, jazzisticamente parlando, assecondato in maniera commovente da Mulligan. E Brubeck, in versione pseudo-frickettona.. Spettacolo puro!
I love how Paul’s solo builds on this one. Alan the drummer does a great job of driving things along too.
Tasty, tasty drumming - exceptional!
Paul Desmond was something else...
Mulligan is really respectful waiting a bar or two to come in after Desmond's solo.
girl in a gale - For one thing, there was applause.
@@GH-oi2jf A lot of people play through the applause. That kinda annoys me, give it some time, we can't hear you anyways
This has to be one of the greatest Paul Desmond solos of all time--he starts swinging harder and harder, he plays louder, with real aggression but also real joy. And Ilove Brubeck's perfect comping behind him.
Eight years later, I still feel the same way about this astonishing solo.
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Paul Emil Breitenfeld. Genius. RIP
Any footage i can find of desmond playing live deserves a thumbs up for the upload. The rest is magic!
Treasure. Brilliant.
Wonderful
The interplay between Gerry and Paul is like a barock fuge, with the bariton playing the left hand, alto the right hand. This is exactly the right song to showcase their ability of chamber music playing. Genial.
Baroque!
FYI : www.klassischemusik.eu/barockmusik.html
The interplay between Paul and Jerry was a matching of genius. Counterpoint to a brilliant extemporizer.
you took the wordz rite out of my brain feed & printed them in an elegant manor...😁
Gerry
Gerry
Amazing performance. Thank you for posting this. For the record I believe that's Jack Six on bass and Alan Dawson on drums.
I am not so sure about some of the fashion choices on this one but the musicality is off the charts! I can't get enough of listening to Paul Desmond's tone.
The 70s were the nadir of men’s fashion. I was lucky enough to be at Berkeley in the late 50s and loved going across the bridge tonSFvand seeing him live, along with Ahmad Jamal and the MJQ and many others. Hair was short and I think I wore Madras Giant shirts and chinos with Bass Weejuns and still got in.
The interplay between Paul and Gerry, especially at the end, is something that can’t be taught. Two of the best ever. Thanks for sharing.
it’s as if they’re creating a fugue!
This is when musicians had talent. But Brubeck and Desmond were truly special.
This is great! So aggressive in the end.
please beam me back to the 70's!!! those were the most amazing years ever!! these brilliant musicians are the truest example of what the soul of that time was. i feel so grateful to have had them as my formative years!!!!!!!!! bravo!!!
These musicians are so talented and it is so soothing to just listen. Close your eyes and it takes me back to the time when I wasn't even born. Anyone who enjoys Cab Calloway and Louis Armstrong knows exactly what I mean.
i agree -one of desmonds greatest...cripes i was starting to levitate i got so high off of it
geniuses
Paul Desmond...respect Sir
These musicians are God's wonder.
Very sweet
Nice chemistry between GM & PD, w/solid rhythm of DB et al. ,-- blending & counterpoint & drive!
Marvellous performance, a real joy to watch l won’t see the likes of them again in my lifetime.
That´s jazz, that´s precision, that´s Dave Brubeck and Friends, that´s two great saxes playing off with one another. Beautiful.
Desmond quotes "Isn't it Romantic" right at the beginning of his solo, using a motif laid out by Mulligan. Nice piece of interplay!
I caught that, too. Beautiful solo that builds and builds.
The great Alan Dawson on drums!
I was lucky to have played with him a lot!
+Nat Simpkins when/where did you play with him???
+Nat Simpkins Dawson was the best drummer Brubeck ever worked with, in my opinion, even better than Joe Morello. Alan swung just as much, but was much looser.
retrorex i think morello and dawson created different sounds/music in collaboration with dave.im not sure if one or the other was better.
Desmonds style alone could have gotten tiring but as is often the case the group creates more than the sum! Loved them all and miss them. Never thought of Joe Morello or Shelly Manne either as "showy" at all.
Nat Simpkins Lucky you
Ah mazing clip. Thanks so much
Gravação imortalizada
What tremendously exciting music.
Paul sax., a cool style as usual, effortless, great sounds, and in the rythm of perfect swing...Great applause, standing ovation!
Oh my! Is this wonderful or what? It doesn't get any better.
Sublime. Just some of the most lyrical, beautiful and free music you will ever hear.
Thanks for this. Great quality too.
The three way fugal work at the end is incredible 😊
Now I know I need nothing else for today.
So soficated. and uplifting...Greetings from Ireland
Great sound!!!! These guys are the best!!!!!!!!!!!
Love all these guys, used to have many of Brubeck's Quartet albums (w/ Wright, Desmond and Morello) and I used to crank up the stereo after class in high school and try to keep up w/Morello on my drum set, LOL, but listening to Gerry Mulligan just stuns me. The way he does those runs makes it sound like a flamenco guitar transcription for baritone sax. Amazing technique. Thanks for posting this gem. Liked and Favorited.
Artists collaborating on the stage. Magnificent.
Rare these days.
Bravo in 2019!!
This was the era of fancy dress.
Paul Desmond's tone is unlike anyone else. Saxophones can create a horrible honk but Paul made it sing with such a beautiful tone. Thanks for posting this.
Intensely beautiful to behold this immense group of talented passion from an earlier age. 2021 and onward must remember this or things will most definitely not end up well. AI? Ha.... good luck copying this chief.
damn that piano solo was like bach or something
Paul and Gerry sounds like a perfect icecream.
Questi sono i pilastri su cui si basano i nostri jazzisti attuali, sono mostri sacri, e vanno ascoltati più volte prima di capirne la profondità, GRANDI !!!!
Fact is the analogue era had truly great sound compared to todays digital productions.
No wonder digital emulates! Sounds great from my samsung 50 and you just don't hear any noise.
Gorgeous! Moves me to tears with its beauty.
Joe Carbery
I was thinking exactly the same thing.
and a shout out to Jack Six on bass.... didn't see any comments for him :)
great great performance. I repeat and repeat this. Somehow, this one got all the elements there- team work, beautiful rhythm, talents, pure joy from the musicians.
Timeless Jazz poetry.You will not find a better and more soulful rendition of this iconic tune.
Charlie Parker, Bill Evans, Sonny Rollins, Joe Pass...
Bach, Prez, Desmond, Mulligan, Barry Harris -- the great musical poets of their respective generations! I feel so lucky to have heard the last three in person, to have Prez's recordings, and to have grown up listening to Bach.
All masters. But Brubeck, man! Effortlessly time travels back to the baroque world then reappears in the hear and now.
Eyes closed.. in the pocket. It’s bittersweet how such a unique and beautiful style of music has faded over time. I would give anything to have been around to see these guys in their prime. What a time it must’ve been to be alive! Thanks for this video it made my day
Great!
I JUST discovered this today on Spotify and cannot stop listening to it! I don’t know anything about Jazz, but this moved my heart ♥️
A majestic rendering of this classic!
Excepcional apresentação em Newport. Todos excelentes músicos.
Beautiful!
Masters making something better than love with their instruments
Very cool! wonderful!
Good lord
Here's what happens when the bank manager turns up to play with a jazz band and turns out to be one of the best sax players of all time
A melhor arranjo dessa música. Perfeita.
As a bari player I’ve always gone for a rougher sound, in part because that’s what comes out of my Bobby Dukoff D8 and Yanagisawa B990... perhaps the best investment of my life. While the Harley Davidson sound has its place, I’ve always been envious of the beautiful tones of Mulligan and Desmond. With Stan Getz taking the tenor role... three unique and wonderful musicians from another time. I always get a kick out of Paul’s shoulder wiggles when he plays, almost reminds me of Petula Clark... lol. This is an amazing track and quality is almost surreal for something 50 years ago. Saved to my faves. Maybe I should find me an older rubber bari piece and try and tone down my Yani. And relax. I have a vise grip embouchure I inherited from my dad - a classical clarinetist. I can’t get anything above a high C or D out of my bari with a closed tip... that’s why I went with the Dukoff as a virtual beginner. I’ve become as dependent on my gear as Gerry. Although not as well known......
Musicalidae muito especial do jazz de Brubeck, Desmond e Mulligan.
Thanks for sharing! enjoyed this very much -- Gerry Mulligan is the one I am most impressed by -- love the way he digs in a really swings on his solo
its interesting to see how different Desmond sounds with different reeds and or approaches to tone on various videos of him playing live.
Uma aula de harmonia, afinação e talentos. Bravos
Paul Desmond is Doctor H.C. mouthpiece
My favorite musician of any genre and instrument is and always has been Paul Desmond but Gerry Mulligan is clearly a level above him in their solos.
the best
Wow! Talk about counterpoint!!!!!
Thinking of My Funny Valentine ..... Then sidetracked. So sweet. I love these guys.
Newport in Belgrade, I was there 71, amezing>>>>
Аккуратный джаз-ничего лишнего. Классика кула.