The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra ft. Wynton Marsalis (Live) | JAZZ NIGHT IN AMERICA

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Jazz and the visual arts have always enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship. Last year the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis put that bond front and center with an ambitious original program called Portraits of America: A Jazz Story.
The concert featured new compositions by members of the orchestra, directly inspired by works in the collection of the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Ark. So in this special episode of Jazz Night in America, we'll not only hear the resulting music but also get inside the inspiration - learning how Grace Hartigan's abstract painting Rough, Ain't It motivated alto saxophonist Sherman Irby, and which qualities in the Romare Bearden collage Sacrifice spoke to tenor saxophonist Walter Blanding.
At a moment when it's not possible to visit an art museum in person, Portraits of America invites us to experience color and shape in a new way. "I love the fact that you can take a painting, a piece of art that isn't changing, and then create something that's constantly changing to represent it," reflects multi-reedist Ted Nash. "It almost seems like it wouldn't work, but the music can actually make the painting move." --NATE CHINEN
MUSICIANS: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
Wynton Marsalis: Music Director, trumpet
Ryan Kisor: trumpet
Kenny Rampton: trumpet
Michael Rodriguez: trumpet
Vincent Gardner: trombone
Chris Crenshaw: trombone
Elliot Mason: trombone
Sherman Irby: alto saxophone, flute, piccolo
Ted Nash: alto saxophone, flute, piccolo
Victor Goines: tenor saxophone, clarinet
Camille Thurman: tenor saxophone, clarinet
Carl Maraghi: baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
Dan Nimmer: piano
Carlos Henriquez: bass
Jason Marsalis: drums.
SET LIST
0:00 - 'The Sound Of Colors'
8:21 - 'A Hot Jam On Grand'
13:06 - 'Black Balloon'
18:40 - 'One Understands'
27:01 - 'For Never And Forever'
33:35 - 'We The People'
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[@BopWalk]

Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra is always phenomenal.

[@snagrbuster7343]

For Never and Forever of Walter Blanding gives me goose bumps!!!! What a Masterpiece!!

[@jazzman2399]

Still can’t find it solo anywhere else, like it’s a magical one-off!

[@sadiespiano]

For Never and Forever.... both can be felt

[@Obi1KenObi97]

"A hot jam on Grand" blows my mind

[@robertthomas7343]

I am so blessed to hear this wonderful ensemble . Humbled and grateful .

[@rafaelrey5365]

El jazz es motor para la paz, el diálogo y la comprensión mutua...hoy día internacional del jazz... decretado por la Unesco el 30 de abril del 2011...El jazz gran diplomático... "Conocimiento es libertad, ignorancia esclavitud" Miles Davis. "En cierto modo, la vida es como el jazz...es mejor cuando improvisas". George Gershwin.

[@mareaumusic]

These compositions have a very unique flow, rarely heard jlco go this way. amazing, challenging, beautiful. the band, as allways, on top of the game!

[@ufosrus]

Absolutely amazing jazz band and compositions.

[@robertthomas7343]

I can't get enough of this !

[@donschwartzburt5436]

I saw and heard Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at lincoln center orchestra last night at the tilles center in Long Island. Absolutely amazing concert. Wynton and the whole orchestra are the consummate jazz musicians. Loved the show.

[@joenoah9906]

They sound good thru my cheap computer speakers. Imagine what it would be like to hear them live in person.

[@jimmymacnj]

i'm gunna find out tomorrow in Seattle... I'll let you know...

[@wyattbigelow8243]

I went to a concert of theirs and it sounds... powerfull, I guess would be the best word to describe it. Really great experience.

[@wyattbigelow8243]

@@jimmymacnj So how was the concert?

[@jimmymacnj]

@@wyattbigelow8243 great night of music.... these musicians are incredible.... the sounds that they can coax from their instruments is truly amazing... breathtaking solos, astonishing improvisations and complex musical arrangements wrapped in beauty, delivered and received with joy pretty much tells the tale of tonight's performance... Open with a Kenny Dorham piece.... next was Stevie Wonders "Smile Please", Monk's "Brilliant Corners" Marsalis arrangement swings unlike Monk's heavy blues inflection on the tune, Ellington's "The Mooch" (excellent, a fav of mine) a Charles McPherson Ballad "Nightfall" (beautiful) a Monk/ Latin hybrid piece written by the bassist (very cool), a few others and Lee Morgan's "Ceora"... encore, took us out with a Second Line... just loved it.... a night of listening to world class musicians playing the music you love best... kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3TaZIp3jZlkhaM

[@jimmymacnj]

@@wyattbigelow8243 if I have a criticism of the concert it would be not enough Blues and more second line Nawlins jump for Mardi Gras... some Hot 5's and 7's would be nice...a few in the crowd had umbrellas...unfortunately left unfurled until the encore... but overall great night of music by some of the finest musicians in the world.... going to see The Basie Band at Benaroya Hall in April... it'll be a different thing but I'm looking forward to seeing the difference... Chick Webb vs Benny Goodman Redux at the Savoy...

[@Verbsdescribeus]

2 weeks since their 2 concerts in Bucharest which I attended :) grateful!!!

[@AllanBaker-ob6gt]

12.02 past midnight NZ, fantastic ! Makes you understand why you love Jazz oh yeah !

[@josefadams647]

i'm seeing them 2/28/22 in louisville ky - can't wait.

[@v1deov1deo]

the fact that this concert has gotten only 15,800 views really blows my mind

[@blueleaftuber]

The algorithm giveth, and the algorithm taketh away

[@marksleeper657]

112,966 viewsJul 1, 2020

[@ekonopediaindonesia1128]

justin bieber laughs

[@blakenunndrums]

Absolutely beautiful! Phenomenal musicianship! Thanks for this!

[@thecapetownjazzscene2485]

The band and compositions truly capture a definite American sound and Maestro Wynton leads the way by getting that "feel" right.

[@michaeltierra6388]

I love this! What a band!

[@mangiaedorme2321]

musicas com arranjos complexos e harmonias fantasticas. um concêrto com forte inspiração em rapsodias. o jazz orquestral em sua mais pura essência.

[@danielibarra0796]

It has been some time since I saw Mr. Marsalis orchestra for lats time. Today I can see that there are new musicians and that mr. Dan Nimer no longer has his usual youthful face.

[@nicholaswood821]

LOVE the two bass hit quote!!!

[@jeancome8848]

Envoûtant jazz orchestral !! , l'harmonie parfaite !!

[@juanvelazquezramirez8417]

Maravilloso, la familia Marsalis, calidad incomparable con la Lincoln Center músicos de 1er nivel

[@_gabe_]

Tremendous craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing this beautiful concert.

[@J8P1V]

Black balloon, absolutely amazing piece. Gotta take the good and the bad and make it all good again genius

[@rmp3769]

Beautiful composiitons

[@wonderwoman7361]

Excellent muscicians! TY!

[@djgromivanov6674]

So so sumptuously..............

[@user-oy1cj8sz2x]

アルトの彼の笑顔が全てを語る、、、超いいね！

[@tymeesarutledge6034]

Wonderful! Bravo!

[@petelangford]

The very best there is!!!

[@lucascardozo9779]

This channel is amazing, there are very good musicians

[@pacoabarcaf.991]

Puc identificar: Trombó, bateria, contrabaix, clarinetista i pianista habituals acompanyants del mestre de la trompeta. Wynton, com sempre, toca amb un coixí de bons músics. Marsalis mai em deixa indiferent. Bona música, bons intèrprets i bon so. Màgia. Gràcies, mestre. Salutacions des de Barcelona (Catalunya). I can identify: Trombone, drums, double bass, clarinetist and pianist usual accompanists of the trumpet master. Wynton, as always, plays with a pillow of good musicians. Marsalis never leaves me indifferent. Good music, good performers and good sound. magic Thank you, master. Greetings from Barcelona (Catalonia).

[@filliiiii7]

Usted eres músico?

[@juliocesarbertollo9860]

Fantastico, che arrangiamenti e che band!!!

[@johnc.duncan2311]

Eccellenti Esecuzioni, Excellent Executions. You are a great Orchestra.

[@markburlingamemusicalexplo1456]

Wow! So good!!

[@viniciusalvestrompete]

Espetacular!!!

[@JamesVibe]

Awesome concert!!! i wish they included the piece Marcus Printup did too

[@user-rh2dr1lp3d]

Дякую. Все супер.

[@cryptoneophyte]

Wonderful! I dream to listen your jazz live

[@PumilateVFX]

Elliot mason so good man

[@snagrbuster7343]

I know all these guys are geniuses, but Dan Nimmer doesn't get enough recognition and mentions!!

[@marekluchowski691]

amazing

[@spinethief_]

10:18 went so hard for no reason

[@snagrbuster7343]

Dan Nimmer is truly a Genius, not that the rest of the band members aren't, but at times, Nimmer seems to get the least recognition

[@HenriqueMessias]

Brilhant❤

[@19Mihail]

🎉🎉🎉❤

[@eminabrahamian8076]

Let's GOOOOO

[@juancarloscastillokapi]

Is really grate!! I

[@hansabass]

FAB

[@user-cn3fp4id8h]

Это небесная высота - Уинтон Марсалис! Твой оркестр достоин сыграть в Праздничном Шоу, посвященном Свершению Слов Священного Писания, который состоится 15 марта 2024 года в РК городе Уральске - Новом Иерусалиме в Зале Нур Отан. Вам предстоит сыграть с видео-записью "Шествие на Голгофу" и другие произведения "Золотого Ключика от Царствия Божия, которым открывается человеческое сердце". В финале " Праздничного Шоу, посвящённого 100 - летию со дня рождения Джорджа Гершвина " два такта играет молодой Александр Вантеев.(на экране, задавая темп и характер произведения) Затем запись ставится на паузу. Звучит реприза: играет Оркестр Уинтона Марсалиса и на рояле играет Юбиляр - 70 - летний Президент джазового клуба "ONE" - Побеждающий. Далее звучит Хоровой Плач в исполнении Хорового Массива, стоящего в Зале и в Залах всей планеты Земля. Пострадавшие за Спасителя в Душе и сердце будут спасены, иными словами перейдут в Иное Измерение, недоступное Сынам Тьмы. Утешитель - Дух Истины. Записал грешный раб божий - Побеждающий. Град Новый Иерусалим.

[@rochellewarren5008]

💜☄️🌌

[@coryholland1811]

The alto soloist at 41 minutes achieves a better tone on the Mark VI compared to the Yamaha I think. Opinion only. Fine playing all round.

[@user-cc2sn2yk5q]

το πρωτο και το δεύτερο είναι πολυ καλα.τωρα θα κοιμηθω.

[@alejandropatlan1125]

Mi abuela me hablaba de jazz yo renegaba bien cabron, aquí estoy con el espíritu de la abuela oyendo estás joyas... 🤘🏼

[@null4145]

Jaja, así andaba yo cuando mi mamá hablaba de blues y todo eso. Ahora ya es básicamente lo único que escucho jaja

[@ivmanitas3786]

Igual hermano jaja, antes pensaba que no tenía sentido y que solo tocaban notas a lo loco y hacían ruidos. Ahora solo deseo mejorar en mi instrumento y llegar a tocar tan siquiera la mitad de bueno que estos monstruos

[@user-oy1cj8sz2x]

マルサリス（AB型）の脳思考　色彩構築です😪ね,,,,oh-、ステキなカラーの色彩構築

[@user-cc2sn2yk5q]

ειναι λάθος το βιντεο που προβάλλεται απο πισω:αντί να κοιτουμε εσας,τους οργανοπαιχτες δηλαδή,κοιτουμε το βιντεο!!!!

[@user-oy1cj8sz2x]

張り切る65歳以上の演奏者　超　いいね！

[@krux_one]

What date was this performance?

[@Mr.Ion7777]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@dhruvprataptanwar46]

Why are they using condensers instead of dynamics?

[@kickit9717]

10:58

[@artistsingerwriterproducer8288]

Regards

[@alan.benson]

Marvellous concert. But although I love jazz I hate bass solos and drum solos. I don't think I have heard a single jazz track that would not be significantly improved by taking out the bass and/or drum solo. And I say this as a bass player. (Albeit not a very good one I must admit)