Jazz Piano Workshop Berlin - LIVE 1965

Jazz Piano Workshop Berlin - LIVE 1965 - Earl Hines, Teddy Wilson, Bill Evans, John Lewis, Lennie Tristano, Jackie Byard.

[@jazztemple2]

I am SO OLD that I got to take a class with John Lewis at the City College of New York, back in...1976....ish.

[@andyokus5735]

Fantastic!

[@LauraLovesLounge]

You live a blessed life. ♥

[@jonathanfinkelman7419]

I took classes with John Lewis at CCNY too -- 1980-81

[@raneyjr]

Not too far behind you. Took that class in 81

[@mayakronfeld4617]

Wow , can anyone share any experiences or memories/impressions from studying w the great John Lewis?

[@LauraLovesLounge]

How can any of you single out just one of these master pianists to focus on? They are all sublime. *sighs dreamily*

[@westmansenat3823]

LauraLovesLounge week said Mrs Laura

[@LauraLovesLounge]

I'm so glad I downloaded this entire and complete performance 7 years ago when I first heard it. I can't believe they silenced Bill Evans in this video. That is akin to erasing history in my opinion.

[@redgaz17]

When it comes to Bill Evans there is no sound!!! - still a golden age of jazz piano.

[@LauraLovesLounge]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIPNmoGebb14g9k Here is the missing piece of the video.

[@tashaf_8]

@@LauraLovesLounge thousand thanks

[@LauraLovesLounge]

@@tashaf_8 No problem! Sorry the sound is so bad, not that you notice much with Bill playing. Here is another amazing live performance to keep you going! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5TSZnmEl8-krJI

[@viggosimonsen]

Very interesting stuff by Teddy Wilson. Unusual.

[@golds04]

Bill had a light touch but that is amazing. Thankfully this clip has sound on other KZbin videos of this

[@SELMER1947]

Earl Hines genius !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@johncooper3583]

Can you believe that this all went down 49 years ago?? I was alive in '65! Doesn't seem like 49 years ago.

[@johnlindstrom9994]

Outrageous work by Jackie Byard. Is it Erroll Garner, or Cecil Taylor. Constantly cookin'

[@claeslantz2574]

Earl Hines starts with Memories Of You.

[@Littlewhitelephant]

I'm in for Teddy !

[@wolfgangwagner4484]

fascinating Lennie tristano

[@johncooper3583]

Mr. Earl Fatha Hines at the outset - and wearing one of his better toupes!

[@spensert4933]

Thanks euros for recording so many high quality jazz greats and keeping the film. Wow.

[@skippylance1591]

No sound on the Bill Evans portion. Anyone else have this problem?

[@AnneLien1987]

😍😍😍😍

[@alainjames9556]

Lennie Tristano's bass line is amazing. I've read that some critics who heard the music on a record have said that NHOP was playing the bass, but as you can see, it was Lennie's left hand! What a great original artist and pianist!

[@rodwarner]

Superb! I won't single anyone out because they all cut it, showing how far jazz piano had travelled - and how much of the tradition was still embedded...

[@igotbluesdevils]

Ah, I know Fatha Hines is a standing ston of jazz piano history, but.. good god, I can't make myself like his playing. Especially, when he does that thing with the left hand when playing voicings.. *shruuuuug*

[@FrazerGoodman]

john lewis Django great live

[@westmansenat3823]

wow the first song was amazing who is he?I was born in 84 so I don't have a clue

[@peterharrison5833]

Ahhhhh....such beauty....

[@MusicOf1000SOULS]

Earl Hines getting him some!!!!

[@halbrx]

Jackie Byard free jam! Awesome!

[@mauricisilva874]

Há um trabalho, também de 1965, gravado em club de Paris - Hot..., que em minha opinião; sintetiza a maestria desse grande pianista. Eu tenho esse trabalho guardado em algum lugar e prometo que vou publicá-lo. Falo de Earl Hines.

[@johnhorner7510]

No audio for Bill Evans! Come on please! Phew!

[@LauraLovesLounge]

There used to be audio for Bill Evans. Must be copyright infringement. Sorry you missed it, but maybe it can be found elsewhere. UPDATE! For Bill Evans sound click: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIPNmoGebb14g9k

[@FracescaMaria]

straordinario!! Bentornato Ale !!!!!

[@bhinderbinder]

Don't take this the wrong way, but Mr. Wilson was the Eddie Van Halen of the piano!!!

[@gangoitijavier]

Name of the themesong at the intro? (0:00 - 0:11) Sounds like Count Basie or something

[@tamazpatarkalashvili2811]

Unique Style of playing piano in jazz history. One of the legends. With great pleasure of playing himself.

[@MD-cn1nt]

This is like a flight of wine...so interesting to hear the different touches, tones, dynamics etc. that each artist can coax out of the same instrument.

[@ghanisalibas7562]

Teddy Wilson : un pianiste trés subtile avec une finesse sans égale 🎶💐🎼📝⚘🎵

[@erottek]

Solo Art Tatum avrebbe potuto suggestionare questi grandi talenti di intuition and digression della storia del jazz!!!

[@mikedavino2400]

thanks ... J Byard sounding like Bud Powell then like Errol Garner

[@Hexspa]

Who put the vin in the vin-vignette-vignette

[@tamazpatarkalashvili2811]

I like Jackie Byard, but I adore Earl Hines!

[@A.ChristopherJohnson]

Much love Thadeus, Subscribed awhile a go fam. May peace be with u...

[@PabloZuazo]

Amazing!! I love piano and jazz music. Thanks!

[@wolfgangwagner4484]

I remember the hall, heard some classical Music there in 1990 on a Business trip

[@wolfgangwagner4484]

John wouldn't play without Conny.

[@jazzjeffjazzjeff]

What....Bill Evans and no sound? Oh man!

[@giacocarrera]

Curioso. De seguro los dueños de los derechos de la música que interpretó Bill Evans han estado detrás del enorme silencio en su interpretación en este vídeo. Aún así... el mejor.

[@wolfgangwagner4484]

John Lewis playing Django

[@andrewcampbell-bluespianop6741]

A beautiful sound and touch, pleasure to listen to.

[@mdelcViolaOrtiz]

Por qué no se pudo escuchar a Bill Evans??? Está loco el que subió este video señor Tadeus??

[@tamazpatarkalashvili2811]

Their styles coincide

[@zakiahart3919]

what's the title of the piece Teddy is playing? I want to learn this piece.

[@Alexisouvlitzis]

L.O.V.E.

[@freeqwerqwer]

I think it is "All of Me" , a standard tune.

[@zakiahart3919]

I'm talking about the one he played solo @ 6:44

[@zakiahart3919]

thanks!

[@LongwingSeagull]

The "face off" combos with Earl are facinating. Would never have thought to see two pianos; his disciple Teddy Wilson and the more avant garde Jaki Byard having so much fun. Great to see the contrast of styles.

[@AndruhaUkraine]

Bill Evans banned?

[@spensert4933]

Download this stuff before it's all copyright policed... :)

[@ThePmfan]

That Niels Pederson on bass of course, and I guess Alan Dawson on drums. Cool show. Thanks.

[@Krisselbee]

Yeah to me it also looks like Alan Dawson

[@bernarddecarvalho5605]

For Ray "the tchouey".....

[@VassilisArt]

Wilson and Hines play >. "All of me"

[@2dasimmons]

Is that Earl "Fatha" Hines around 1:18???

[@dylanmcgaharn5676]

2dasimmons yes he starts it off

[@sisterg733]

This is just amazing

[@frankie3351]

YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!

[@ohio9151]

왜 빌 에반스 연주만 안나오는걸까요.....ㅠㅠ

[@RafaelPetrossianjazz]

GREAT

[@LAURAGRIG]

love it! thanks))

[@knutdigermania4530]

Questa non è musica... E' ARTE !

[@edglantine]

nsayiiiiii!.....que du bonheur

[@michaelshea7647]

Bill Evans with sound - kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6iqZJmtYqyCiqc

[@skippylance1591]

Yup! No sound.

[@elpolivinilpirrolidon]

Che roba ragazzi... Grandissimi!

[@aliceretta9924]

bellissima

[@varcopa]

perfecto.

[@snowbird1962]

何故にビルエバンスの音がない・・・・(;.;)

[@alcorico]

copyright. :(

[@thecast91]

go Tristano!! =)

[@vova47]

Somebody dislikes Bill Evans, probably some jealous pianist turned off the sound. Bill still sounded best.

[@victorlogidasan41]

hi can anyone tell me the name of the songs perfomed

[@einekleinenachtmusic]

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[@daveaustin4538]

Memories of You

[@kevin_maxwell_smith]

name of the first tune by Father Hines? ? ?

[@bobdownes162]

Was that a John Cage composition at 20:44 ?

[@eguzki_]

I cant hear Bill Evans!!! Is there a problem with the audio???????

[@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out]

"bill evens beautiful love berlin jazz piano workshop"

[@dylanmcgaharn5676]

what's the title of earl's second piece?

[@LongwingSeagull]

Sounds like "I`ve Got The World On A String".

[@alexandrekuzmanovic4607]

Do they finish with two different takes of Rosetta ?

[@AntoineGarnier]

+Alexandre Kuzmanovic the last one sounds to me like "I've got the world on a string". But many standards sound harmonically very similar. I could be wrong

[@orqsilva]

The sound disappeared for bill Evans, what happened?

[@BebopHardRock]

+Jon Weiss His label is behind that.

[@dylanmcgaharn5676]

Jon Weiss if you want to watch his performance he plays beautiful love so you could the recording from the workshop

[@anatolkojanov7710]

нет звука билл эванс

[@jensgruhlke311]

Che piacere.

[@VictoriaSports]

Is that Count Basie in the 1st track. What album is that from?

[@johncooper3583]

It's Earl Hines!

[@VictoriaSports]

John Cooper name of the track ?

[@songanddanceman100]

Shelvy Keglar Jr. "Memories of You"

[@anatolkojanov7710]

нет звука

[@ЭмирЖуматаев-й7г]

Том и Джерри?

[@dylanmcgaharn5676]

what's the title of lennie tristano's piece?

[@igotbluesdevils]

could be C minor complex? but I may be mistaken :D

[@ViewYOUTv]

bill evans

[@ViewYOUTv]

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[@motob4406]

?

[@freeqwerqwer]

I don't think John Lewis should be in the ranks of great pianists. He sounds too amateurish for my ear.

[@dylanmcgaharn5676]

Fred MyOpinion agreed

[@jazzylondonmusic3373]

Everyone's got their moments and his tune Django is amazing to listen to and to perform. I am in eternal gratitude and so is my landlord for that tune

[@tamazpatarkalashvili2811]

Teddy Wilson mustn't play beside Earl Hines It is shame. He is simpleton besides him