Itzhak Perlman with Modern Jazz Quartet - Summertime

[@sandracid4987]

F.... Fantastic!

[@zildj1an]

What a joy to hear one of the world's greatest classical musicians play with one of the world's greatest jazz quartets!

[@charlesbarry971]

Classical musicians always admired jazz players. Great job.

[@jamescurran9002]

I know, but Perlmans facial reaction, and the chuckle from the audience, really implies a bit of snobbery. Notice, he agreed to play Gershwin. They ALL can agree on Gershwin. But Why not some John Coltrane, for instance? Are they too good for the room to play some real Jazz? This goes back to the Paul Whiteman Orchestra and Rhapsody in Blue. And how Paul Whiteman suddenly was the " King"of Jazz according to them at the time. This was when Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong couldnt eat or sleep in most of the better motels etc. But according to the Powers that be, Paul Whiteman and Guy Lombardo, and Rudy Vallee got all the work. Anyway, Thats what i read in to Perlmans introduction, an echo of those days.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

I love Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN,I like very much Summertime.... Itzhak Perlman is together wonderful 🎻🌹❤️

[@MauroDanielMezaZamora1998]

Remembering that splendid performance of Itzhak Perlman with the Modern Jazz Quartet from "A Musical Toast: The Stars Shine on Public Television", which first ever aired as part of the conclusion of PBS' Festival '87 Pledge Campaign for many PBS stations including KPBS in San Diego, Circa Sunday March 22, 1987!! Sadly at that time, KPBS felt short VERY BADLY of its $450,000 goal and took only $370,208 for Festival '87, a sharp drop of the Festival '86(March 1986) take of $499,325!! TV Worth Watching and TV Worth Paying For!!!

[@charlesbarry2485]

Sheer brilliance. It's a pity that the members of the,MJQ have left this earthly existence

[@MrDuduche48]

j'ai les disques de Modern jazz quartet et Gershwin est un merveilleux passage de leur notoriété...Les radios devraient passer plus souvent de telles musiques et nos jeunes gens seraient plus instruits sur notre passé...

[@benine9]

I love all these videos of MJQ and John Lewis trying his damndest not to hum. Greatest melodic jazz group ever.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

I love Gershwin,i love Summertime,i love ITZHAK PERLMAN 🎻 best violinist!❤️

[@misirlou242323]

Masterful. Soulful. Perfection. Every note. Every moment. Every nuance.

[@alphanum001]

Perlman! Gershwin! Jazz! What more could one ask for?

[@steamsteam6607]

Milt Jackson on vibes.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Beautiful, very interesting version. I like it...

[@jamespasifull3424]

Check out Itzhak Perlman & Larry Adler doing Summertime, on The Parkinson Show, on BBCtv, from the very early 80's!! 😲😲😲 Probably the most moving version I'll ever hear.

[@circulardrummer]

Something to warm your heart and soul on a dark and wet September night:-)

[@DualThunder]

love this. can tell so obviously that perlman is really essentially a classical musician, but he doesnt do a bad job of jazz

[@goPistons06]

what an exquisite combination of everuthing. Mix of styles, of players, everything

[@bernardgueguen9246]

so good. what a music list So many wonderful pieces in this list. Thanks to Bulent Celasun to give us such a pleasure

[@PoetryMan11]

Ithzhak is just great but the definitive version of this number by MJQ is on their Porgy and Bess album with Milt Jackson playing most of what Itzhak plays--absolutely hypnotically.

[@evgenylauck4893]

Уникальное исполнение ❤

[@misirlou242323]

Mazeltov. Bravo! The BEST rendition of Gershwin's Summertime I have heard by far.

[@robkuiters]

Angels from heaven, all five!..........✅✅✅

[@hootowlholler]

My ears have been completely violated, and I am happy to have had it done.

[@jeffersonfsoares]

Itzhak Perlman é perfeito toca varios generos musicais perfeitamente um verdadeiro violinista excelente improvisador tambem perfeito

[@suelyjaniuk3601]

Fantastic performance Perlman with Modern Jazz Quartet.

[@Donyvi]

That pianist is my favorite person in the world right now

[@ronniesullivan9567]

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[@phillipaden3617]

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[@brysonpatrick9209]

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[@ronrico629]

Lord have mercy, what beautiful music. How lucky are we (humans) that GOD has gifted us, with having such accomplished musicians, in our lifetimes?? And, being a musician, myself, and a vibraphonist like: Milt Jackson (one of my strongest influences), and related to another, well-known Jazz vibraphonist (Roy Ayers), I have a special respect for the beauty of this music.

[@NutsArePeopleToo]

One of the best.

[@mudgkin1]

Simply the best cool school quartet , Itzhak aint bad either LOL

[@Dartwith]

@MrBrianojee Dude Itzhak Perlman really is a very humble man.. he has a great skill and all the musicians playing with him in this piece know that far better than you do, MrBrianojee. Perlman gives each and everyone of them an intro, and a warm up of the crowd- what more can be asked for?

[@zitherbefree]

I love this composition and enjoy every variation, thanks for the share, great !

[@TheJamesalden]

So beautiful...Thank You!....

[@MarryLily]

great!!

[@luzvonrandow]

Wonderful !

[@don1carter]

Bravo!!!

[@darkgarb555]

THIS IS THE KIND OF MUSIC I

[@islamicchronicles5381]

THANK YOU

[@riccardorosso2795]

beautiful!!!!

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Bellísimo

[@Mariekesone]

Marvellous!

[@orlandoromero7467]

Guuuuao! Lovely

[@Dartwith]

this cat can play the fiddle! beautiful.

[@camillebouchard6436]

J'adore ++++

[@camillebouchard6436]

Merci Sean C

[@TheMikester307]

Wow!

[@geoffcook3469]

Great stuff this

[@babziila100]

i love this song from porgy & bess

[@b.b3642]

uau speechless

[@igorshubovych]

Very interesting version

[@prestonbarnes1796]

Awesome

[@thirstbusters]

yeah, start swinging on milts solo, thats the way to do it mjq!

[@jadc01]

This is proof that God exists. Sublime.

[@KatiaChaul]

Lindo!

[@GeneRecords]

God I love vibraphone. Love Perlman too. This track is sweet as fk. :)

[@MitchellDormont]

I saw "Bags" Jackson a few months before his demise, quite sad.

[@junkyarddaug]

Wow, to be in that room

[@PoetryMan11]

Your welcome!

[@0liv3r_rr]

wow i cant believe that person getting up just as they're ending haha

[@sebastianjimenez157]

4:30 4:30 4:30

[@goldensleeves]

What does SHTETL stand for???

[@joanmoore1279]

L O V E ME SOME MJQ🩷🌷💚

[@raes5255]

Has anyone seen an online copy of England's Carol by MJQ? I'd love to find a copy....

[@bbs8614]

1:50

[@vova47]

When Milt Jackson plays it's real jazz, when Perlman plays it's a little dinner music.

[@bairesco]

💮

[@my4kidsandwife]

Jazz is were it's at

[@staffordgordon5844]

Some can play Jazz, and some can't.

[@rexydad]

@beaverteeth92 Probably Deacon

[@steamsteam6607]

:)

[@MMM613]

While I admire all and every great musician here, Itzhak Perelman and MJQ speak different languages, so there is no real "conversation" between the musicians (which is essential in "chamber music" of any genre). What's really strange to me is: considering they all are great musicians, they surely know that real music interaction is not happening here. - So why do the play this in a concert? - I cannot think of any other explanation except for commercial reasons. (Well, come to think that may be a valid reason nowadays : both jazz and classical need as much boost as possible to survive...)

[@CarmenEric-o3b]

Robinson Thomas Lewis William Garcia Angela

[@MrBrianojee]

@DJTonySeal You're right. It's not me..

[@gnatural]

ROFL!! shtetl.

[@caetanodable]

Show! Pearlman is a very nine gay isn´t???

[@thebloads]

@MrBrianojee hes just trying to be funny, why cant you try harder?