Herbie Hancock & Chick Corea Duo - Leap In

Duo Live at Mt.Fuji Jazz Fes with Bule Note 1987. Herbie Hancock :p , Chick Corea : p

[@jordanrioscreations]

Don't see how anyone could get bored of this. The music is constantly changing up.

[@FutureAbe]

listening to this is like listening to a beautiful foreign language.. you don't really understand it but its so fascinating

[@ArnaudQuercyCreations]

magical....what else one could expect from Herbie and chick playing together....simply awesome.

[@jasonhearn5818]

awesome Legendary...both of them apart of the Miles Davis school of music ..helping create the fusion jazz movement

[@Illadelphism]

This collaboration reminds me of the last scene of the film Close Encounters of the Third Kind; two different beings communicating through music.

[@catalinaxjaviera]

una conversacion entre dos seres completamente locos :)

[@agapefriend04]

without equal... this moment in music - demonstrates SYNERGY coming from connection/friendship... simply 'telepathic' at times....

[@Tommyfazz]

I love Herb Hancock

[@rosshoyt3044]

Bule Note, my favorite jazz label

[@JoshuaWillis89]

The nonverbal communication is unreal between them!! How on earth they are so in tune with each other is beyond me.

I don't think they are, sounds great though doesn't it?

[@MrByronbolton]

This was soothing to my soul. Beyond incredible!

[@smooooth_]

That moment when musicians talk to eachother through music

[@jordanrioscreations]

I love these guys.

[@jcgosselin]

Captivating! La musique de l'un nourrit les pensées de l'autre et vice-versa, tout cela en temps réel : impressionnant ! Ils sont sur la même longueur d'onde et leurs différences se complètent pour engendrer une musique plus riche que s'il y avait eu deux Hancock ou deux Corea. Si ce n'est pas de l'amour, ça y ressemble !

[@FrancoisPopineau]

Spontanéous composition !! ♥️👍

[@tonomora6837]

Exquisito!!! Producto altamente especializado para amantes del jazz y música clásica contemporánea 😲

[@tiluriso]

I saw them live w/ my mom once as a teeager, I believe it was in 1986 or '87 - I wish I could watch that now, with reasonably developed ears.

[@TVChapadadoAraripe]

Incredible. One of the most Amazing videos and music I ever heard! Even deeper and more musical than most Corea and Hancock works. Incredible! Incredible!

[@MrMusicbook]

Thanks cminor7add9th,what a treat.

[@Mrphilharmonic]

Chick looks like he's got fake 'monster teeth' in his mouth (4'08"). Maybe because he's a MONSTER pianist - so to Herbie (of course). This is all about listening. If only more performers would LISTEN to their colleagues! It doesn't get better than this. Total communication. Mood changes - EVERYTHING.

[@MrIcansee2]

This is really great!

[@KenChawkin]

Talk about out-of-the-box improvising!

[@graxjpg]

Indeed! Out of the box, but those two are in the same box in that moment. But that box is huuuge!!

[@PoetFisherman]

wow!

[@zooby11isbambam]

@jazzkid66 this is dark, not evil. something dark can be beautiful, something evil cannot.

[@FurryToesMusic]

There's another guy in the crowd wearing a shirt with '89 on it too, which is shortly followed by a camera-pan revealing a large sign above the 2 pianists with the words "Festival '89... Blue Note" at 4:01... I'd say it's settled, my dear Watson ;-) This festival is not in 1987.

[@josecisneros7972]

Viajeros en el tiempo!!

[@christopherreid2386]

Bravo. man what fantastic playing . these to guys can make the piano talk in different languages.

[@Coltranized]

This was so frickin' amazingly insane that my face resembled that of Herbie Hancock when Chick Corea came back with a mind-blowing line at 9:23. . . almost horrifying, but incredible!

[@cadburyenglishman]

It's amazing the magnificent venues where these cats perform....>

[@ashmitker]

This video is probably not from 1987 considering herbie's shirt says My Fuji Festival 89, but it is incredible none the less.

[@rodcrippler]

wow, about a year ago I'd have gone WTF!!!!, but now this piece is becoming a favorite of mine...

[@nezkeys79]

lol around 9:26 plays what sounds like part of the nokia theme

[@Ocantus]

When Nokia 3310s take over the world.

[@GMONY5]

Two total genuises at work, about the most deepest dual on EARTH.

[@NickCarlozzi]

@iPR0SH0T The harmony is atonal at that moment, there's no functional relationship between the notes he's playing other than that of the intervals between the individual notes that he is playing VERY fast. It almost sounds like his own funky version of 12 tone serialism.

[@OTHONIII]

Hallucinant! Ca c'est du jazz!

[@NeilS.]

난 이거 사랑해 !!~~~~~~~~

[@blackvitruvianman]

HOLY CRAP!!!!

[@andre1214g]

Quand Chick rencontre Herbie ça fait du Bartók.... ;)

[@adriamusicproject]

i love how half way thru herbie decides "fuck hammers. imma hit the strings directly"

[@TylerSocholotuik]

@Voodomania It's called add 9 when there is no 7th

[@Modes9]

@Contrapunctus1 I totally agree. You often hear Paul Hindemith's influence in their playing as well. "Inventions and Dimensions" by Herbie is one of my all-time favorites. If you like modern jazz, contemporary classica, or both, it's a great one to hear often.

[@TylerSocholotuik]

Yes it does actually. Saying C minor 9 implies that there is a 7th in there already, whereas C minor add 9 means that it is a C minor chord with a 9th added, but no 7th. There is no C minor 7 add 9 chord, it would simply be called C minor 9. However, it is just a username so there is no point in arguing over this. I posted that when I was first learning music theory so I wanted to act smart.

[@ShashaDee02]

Dang, I'm old.....I remember this!! LOL!!

[@DeadeyeDaily]

Never heard of bule note :)

[@roblimusic]

Could be me or the 39,000 plus persons blinded by the Jazz but Herbies T-shirt told me '89 but vid info tells me 1987 - now I'm no mathematical genius but last time I checked (none too long ago in fact) 7 came before 9! I mean I know these guys are ahead of there time but hold the phone Mary!!! Is there something Blue Note ain't telling us???

[@rodcrippler]

@NickjamesC yeah, that clears it up!

[@andrewlankford9634]

Sounds like bits of Shostakovich's Preludes and Fugues

[@herb75]

On the front cover of "Thrust" Herbie can be clearly seen piloting a space shit with his keyboards. I believe that it is this ship that took him to the future.

[@FrederickHamilton]

@doublealufwaffe haha- sharp eyes!I second this!

[@SwerdyJazz]

@iPR0SH0T it's a classic display of the 'God' 251, although he has altered it masterfully to some extent, it can exhibits all the distinguishable traits....this type of line can only be performed by a being who has ascended and risen to the rank of a God.

[@FiatObscuritas]

4:42 reminds me Bowser's castle in Mario bros 1

[@jammmessenger]

Two geniuses just Geeking out together .

[@rodcrippler]

@Calatafimi yeah, he's of Spanish descent, but some people call that "latino" too, just check Antonio Banderas or Javier Bardem, and they are ok with that... Anyways, Corea really feels great connection with his Spanish roots, he has based many albums on Spanish-influenced fusion

[@mharbaugh]

@r3ck0rd Herbie has always been ahead of time. :D

[@mrmrmagik76]

n e body notice how long it took Herbie 2 'pedal' the strkes on the strings?....but he got it bout 8bars latr.....kudos mr Hancock

[@tiluriso]

Foderoso.

[@matoncgp]

Actually.. the ninth is played along with the 7th quite frequently. Especially in Jazz. Maybe in classical the 7th is taken out usually. You could look at it like this C-7add9 could also be EbMaj7 and used as a substitution for C-7add9. C Eb G Bb D = Eb G D C. So the C could be the 13th (or sixth) depending on what sound you want.

[@Tommyfazz]

does anybody know where I can find some Justin Beaber?

[@TylerSocholotuik]

@Lerxst002 yea thats why the 7add9 is redundant.

[@roya1e]

Haha.. 4:09-4:15 Chick tries to make Herbie laugh

[@dzurawell19]

I really don't think that this is from 1987 given the fact that Herbie is wearing a Fuji '89 tshirt. Just saying.

[@JonP1961]

Synergism.

[@juniebones]

JonP1961 synerjism

[@JonP1961]

like when Herbie goes into Weather Report mode at 6:10 ;)

[@CalvinLimuel]

@mharbaugh ahead of time... lol by the way, closer look at 4:00, it's '89 4 years before I was born :D

[@Saxation1]

is this all improvised??

[@markpettigrew3482]

I bought the album Duo, which featured the new (and then revolutionary) Yamaha CP-70M electric grand piano. Obviously, that was not what Chick and Herbie used on this recording. The Yamaha was superior to a Rhodes in terms of sounding like a real grand piano, but it was still very inferior to an actual grand piano. Now that one can buy the Roland V-Piano Grand is around (as well as the Yamaha Avant Grand), there is no reason at all for a person to buy a CP-70, other than nostalgia. CORRECTION: The album I had said VSOP on the cover. It was a nice double album.

[@Jazzmann900]

5:15 !

[@CalvinLimuel]

are you sure this is 1987? Because Hancock's shirt is written Mt. Jazz Festival '89.

[@RyanBreaker]

You sure this is 1987? Herbie's shirt has '89 on it.

[@pjost6643]

Ryan Breaker Yep I think it's '89. I agree, his shirt says '89.

[@micah5898]

Herbie was just ahead of his time...

[@Piratebreadstick]

@@micah5898 Damn you, I was going to write that :)

[@davidhiltonmusic]

Damn n/t.

[@monowavy]

8:47 I don't think I've ever experienced this kind of deepness in someone's eyes.

[@Coltranized]

@TehWinnerz Clearly the case! XD

[@Mrphilharmonic]

Bule note?

[@Tommyfazz]

if you can travel into the future then you can come back drunk without having gone anywhere

[@farquell5782]

sounds like bartok

[@GonHwang]

They must have listened to Schoenberg!

[@nezkeys79]

lol look at the "concentration" on both their faces

[@elleondejuda4681]

This guy's are some scary piano player's.

[@thereitis2105]

lol

[@Brudy57]

Who is the best?

[@Dadee3]

I am

[@ectyvolt3103]

they are improvising or have they prepared before?

[@emilianodelsolar7469]

Both

[@CalvinLimuel]

of course, they made the concept first :)

[@timothymbess]

You fail at dates. This video can't be from 1987. Why? Look at Hancock's shirt. It CLEARLY reads, "Mt. Fuji Jazz Festival 1989." How did Herbie get a shirt from TWO YEARS IN THE FUTURE?

[@stacevoli]

I did not know Marc Anthony played piano!! AND he's married to JLO!!!

[@FrancoisPopineau]

= Cm9

[@jazzlover06]

.shoot.me.

[@peterfriedrich7094]

Debussy...

[@TehWinnerz]

if you look carefully, and listen, then you can see that Chick is clearly miming. So sad to see him reduced to this.

[@TylerSocholotuik]

lol is your username supposed to be a music joke? add 9 means there is no 7th...

[@wolfgangrolock]

Quand le bouddhisme rencontre la scientologie ça fait des étincelles.......

[@milibitschn]

i didn't know eddie murphy is that skilled in playing the piano

[@Mrphilharmonic]

I think John Cage could have been proud of that! Art Tatum could probably play it all by himself.

[@zekesmyboy]

C minor 9 remove the whatever... for some reason my brain understands this shit, haha. Awesome in whatever key it is... Genius and insanity run close together

[@matoncgp]

Guess it just show how both of them don't really know what their talking about haha :)

[@freddylebanon]

Amazing,thankfully the drugs really helped.

[@Tommyfazz]

i think the time-traveller has come back too far and forgot his technique

[@meltorment949]

Too long, gets boring..

[@andralfoo]

you dont like music

[@fedricolucchi5914]

Who is the best?