Lage Lund Trio - Jazztage Eschen - 1. Konzert @Tangente

Lage Lund - Gitarre
Orlando Le Fleming - Bass
Ziv Ravitz - Drums
Der Norweger Lage Lund gilt nicht nur als einer der besten Gitarristen seiner Generation, sondern auch als einer der überzeugendsten Jazzkünstler der Welt. Als Stammgast in der Kategorie "Rising star - Guitar" in der Downbeat Critic's Poll wurde er von Pat Metheny als junger Lieblingsgitarrist gefeiert und ist laut Russell Malone "all music and all soul" - eine der Juroren, die Lund 2005 beim Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition mit dem höchsten Preis ausgezeichnet hat.
Bewaffnet mit der Beherrschung des Standardrepertoires und einem wachsenden und beeindruckenden Bestand an Eigenkompositionen, schwingt Lund mit großer Autorität und zeigt eine erstaunliche harmonische Raffinesse und eine einzigartig flüssige Stimme als Solist.
Durch Auftritte in den USA und Live-Engagements in ganz Europa, Japan und der ganzen Welt ist Lund zu den höchsten Rängen als Performer und kreative Kraft aufgestiegen. Er gehört zu denen, die die Agenda für die Jazz-Improvisation im 21. Jahrhundert bestimmen.

[@stefanschottmueller1442]

4:33 Announcement 6.00 We Are There Yet 15:40 Brasilia 28:10 Tipsy Tirby 39:10 Announcement 42.01 Hard Eights 52:00 No Name 1:06:53 Announcement 1:08:40 You Go To My Head 1:21:42 Punjab 1:32:25 Announcement 1:35:40 Skylark 1:44:48 Blues... 1:55:46 The End Of A Love Affair 2:04:45 Announcement 2:05:42 Jobim 2:10:20 Isfahan 2:20:10 last tune

[@Domingojazz]

Last tune is Coltrane's Countdown.

[@docnelson2008]

We are living in a golden age of jazz guitarists, there are so many who are technically gifted and creative-a terrific upload-thank you.

[@vicodiaz4211]

Lage could definitely be an incredible stand up comedian and still be a bad ass guitar player!

[@vince6445]

Lage rarely looks at his guitar when he's taking a solo. He's probably staring at the bartender who didn't give him a free drink

[@KevinFrank-nh3yv]

😂😂😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jazzerrocker]

Lage has a unique, great sense of time. Sets him apart from the usual phrasing in the New York school of young jazz guitarists.

[@jonathanbenaroche6567]

This act is insane, that language... they went so far away, and yet it sounds so beautiful.

[@sash_____nikitin]

6:03 start

[@johnnyprovo7157]

I love this sound on guitar, but MAN do I love Ziv's drumming. Since first finding him with Shai Maestro Trio, he's been someone i look for when perusing You Tube for great music. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!!!

[@seanflaherty1420]

Agree. Thought by the 1 hr mark Riv had taken center stage.

[@TimSchmidt_art]

I watch & listen to jazz concerts while I work. First attempt at this I was scratching my head. Second attempt...PURE GENUIS. That's jazz for you....

[@millsdickson8498]

I'm really liking this drummer! First time hearing him.

[@seanflaherty1420]

Myself as well. What a find.

[@bassvibasics479]

Yes, he's playing some beautiful stuff here.

[@babalaughing]

I am just in awe of the deep listening and quick, insightful responsiveness, the ability to contribute spectacularly and yet service the coherence of the group so utterly, that each of these guys demonstrate. Just Wow.

[@ricardopinzon549]

Lage Lund's playing is inspiring as hell!

[@cliffirddelbridge2810]

Wonderful, love the vivid chord colors.

[@rudisperi8378]

Perfect! Great! Exactly the way to play jazz guitar that everyone was looking for...

[@cliffirddelbridge2810]

Wonderful tunes, cleaning my house.

[@aaradhakananda]

Im a big fan of Mr. Lund :) what a beautiful sound and phrasing

[@jazzfullanaguitar]

What a great trio!!! They sound amazing and their interaction and connection is terrific. Thank you for sharing this one🙏

[@Nedwin]

To me, Lage Lund is one of today's jazz emerging stars, along with the greats like Julian Lage, Marteen van der Grinten, Jesse van Ruller, Andreas Oberg, or Reinier Baas, etc. Thanks for uploading this awesome and refreshing performance for free.

[@cesar-st2mr]

Circus Guitar Players, everyone should learn from Pasquale Grasso, they are light years ahead

[@glenhorn4639]

You fine men are a blessing to you fans around the world! Large, your fine backup musicians have made such an accent to your awesome guitar performance man! You’re a fine, fine musician and a great awesome young man! I pray that Almighty God bless you and your fine, fine group my friend. Your awesome drummer and bass performer are awesome fine men. You have a very awesome, anointed, very distinguished group of musicians man. God richly bless you Bro. Large! You’re a precious man Brother! Take care!

[@robertomacheda592]

I love this sound

[@fortin8085]

Lovely. Thank you from Hawaii.

[@paulgerards6494]

Unbelievable Impressive in Freedom, Sound and Playing : WOW !!!

[@jcfp692]

Amazing!. Thanks!

[@LAOMUSICARTS]

Well done Lage!

[@jojena_imm]

Lage´s Humour ages well.

[@JamildnLima]

mr Le fleming got delayed to the sound check but he is so musical that he tuned and set up the amp during the Luge Intro. Very impressive!!!!!

[@nunnayuhbitness6708]

Xlent work in 5/8.

[@kribiswas]

Lage Lund il grande

[@agaszyma6403]

Cosmic space!

[@Sandemose]

Massive!

[@jazzercaster4749]

Yes very Lage indeed!

[@lundsweden]

Hah, I'm no relation but I like Jazz!

[@jazzercaster4749]

1:44:47 Solid

[@LaurenceGuitar]

Immense!

[@a.jogonz]

28:19

[@astroboy01]

This section, five seconds of pure .... 38:50

[@yohenson]

he should be playing for us with bill frisell, especially that piece in around 0:52 minutes...sounds abit of that genre....

[@MarkJVSomers]

Does anybody know the brand of his guitar? Found them: Schottmueller guitars!

[@intuneorange]

It looks like Pete Bernstein's guitar

[@marcwhy]

@@intuneorange Pete plays a Zeidler (RIP).

[@ImOnlyFakingIt]

2:19:05 why are they all touching the floor?! Great show btw!!!

[@Sandemose]

Its an ancient northen pagan ritual. Heard that those rituals summon weird gods and Lage is deep into that stuff. Thats why Lage keeps looking up right when he plays, keeping an eye out for ancient gods.

[@JanLarsenFredriksen]

@@Sandemose 🤔🤣🤪😂👍😂

[@vbassone]

How do you know Lage is “deep into that stuff?” Just curious.

[@colinmanko7002]

Haha, I was like I’ll finally know how to pronounce his name

[@jazzercaster4749]

1:08:43 You go to my head

[@jazzercaster4749]

30:50 - 39:07 Cool tune

[@gitaartom]

Does anybody know what pedalboard / floor unit he is using here?

[@jazzercaster4749]

Looks like a Fractal audio fm3 mate, that or a Metal Zone?

[@jazzgtrl4]

ya Fractal Fm3 it looks like.

[@jonathanmayo9008]

Hey! This ain't Foghat!!! I wanted Foghat!!!!!!

[@Alfierocks1109]

35:05

[@jahoopyjaheepu497]

Does anybody know what strings Lund is using here? Very large, boxy sound that projects nicely.

[@gitaartom]

I think he uses Thomastik Bebop 12s

[@jarediledundee]

In his Jazz Heaven video he says he uses Sadowsky strings...but that was with his Sadowsky guitar, and it was recorded quite a while ago-things may have changed.

[@jazzercaster4749]

He said 13s in the Jazz Heaven video but that was years ago, would say Thomastik 13s, they are actually little lighter than your standard 12s.

[@modestoney1577]

not the Lage i was looking for....

[@shuji.kuwahara]

2:05:38 What is the name of this song? (Lage says "Jobim thing"...)

[@arthurfranca5516]

i believe its a kind of colage. but you can hear passarinho and sabia in it

[@broskoone]

I think we had a golden age with Wes Montgomery, Johnny Smith, Tal Farlow, Pat Metheney,Kenny Burrell, Lenny Breau,Herb Ellis, Emily Remler,Barney Kessel, Grant Green,George Benson, Pat Martino, Jim Hall, Joe Pass etc etc. the big difference with these guys and the gifted modern guys is that you could usually tell them apart after a few notes todays players are more homogeneous coming from the same place.

[@alberthaust4542]

The older guys had the advantage of being able to use styles that hadn't been used before. Players that come along later, how many good styles are left over?

[@markslist1542]

Hey, can you please give me a link so I can download this in album form? I'm having trouble finding it.

[@littlewing27]

ti tut ti tut ti tut, ti tu tu tit. just saying

[@patrickcollins9091]

less is more ,freeing the guitar to be more intervalic and expressive in its innate orchestral way

[@giankogianki4168]

All very very boring….zzzzzz..

[@gabbo9795]

Haha! If this is boring for you, then what would be exciting in your opinion?

[@needlessnoise]

no one made you watch it

[@playthisbass]

You can enjoy just as much as you know about it. That being said, you know nothing.

[@malachia8590]

I don't know a word in Japanese and if I'd go in Japan and it happen to listen people speaking for 2 hrs, guess what? All is gonna be very boring no matter what they re saying

[@sixstring4]

Ok, go away now.

[@유후-e9v]

48:01