Andrea Motis & Ignasi Terraza | Cole Porter’s Classics · MarchVivo

Andrea Motis and Ignasi Terraza talk through a selection of Cole Porter's most popular standards. The list of his songs included in the Great American Songbook includes some of his most memorable, such as "What is this thing called love?", "I love you" and "Ev'ry time we say goodbye".
Cole Porter (1891-1964)
00:00 You’d be so nice to come home to
06:29 What is this thing called love?
12:30 All of you
17:05 Ev’ry time we say goodbye
24:32 I love you
30:10 It’s de-lovely
36:03 Night and day
42:00 Just one of those things
48:53 Miss Otis Regrets
53:58 You’re on the top
1:00:35 Love for sale
1:09:01 Let’s misbehave
Andrea Motis, trompet, sax and voice. Ignasi Terraza, piano.
Concert from the cycle "Cole Porter"
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30 October 2021
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[@JRInnes]

One of her gifts is her ability to make anything she sings or plays seem easy and enjoyable. Lets us listeners imagine we could do the same, when that's obviously not the case!

[@chivsoundnet]

Touched as always!

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Cole Porter, a cultural landmark. Here with Ignasi and Andrea this is obvious. Congrats!

[@user-mi2dy2iq6c]

She just gets BETTER !!!

[@pnabear]

Pure pleasure on a rainy Sunday morning.

[@sarodiya]

Absolutely love Ignasi’s piano playing! Such a beautiful empathetic swing and so smooth and melodious!! And matched with Andrea’s vocal and trumpet stylings belie her young age!! Thank you to both artists 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@marchvivo]

If you like Ignasi’s piano playing, then you will love this video (now accomplish an harmonica doing more Cole Porter): kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIevi2B-ecZ3ic0

[@rbfritzler]

All you need is Motis and Terraza, two people making music at the highest level!

[@linzieloo1]

Crass comment

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Perhaps you already know why Ignasi Terraza never play with sheet music? He cant see the notes. But in his mind he can see clearer than most of us.

[@linzieloo1]

Yeh well done for telling us his blind think we already knew that

[@laonza7036]

I wish I could have attended this performance in person.

[@gerhardbleckmann8666]

Großartig, sie wird immer besser und das Piano Spitze!

[@mannickchevalier1357]

Marvelous songs❤❤❤❤❤

[@Dylonely42]

Marvelous songs.

[@oscarjavierzambranozuniga6314]

Excelente ambos!!!!

[@MarcoAntonio-gm8zk]

Delicia de ouvir!Ambos maravilhosos!😊😊😊 Parabéns!

[@davidlevine1697]

sweet!

[@martinbreslow1401]

I like Miss Otis Regrets especially see the timeline above.

[@lawrencevandenberg7725]

My dream/wish/utopia+, Andrea, is to hear/see you jam w/Renato Borghetti...would you +please..? (so nice)

[@jean-clauderosadoni7269]

Splendid, but why the pianist turn his back to Andrea, it's amazing?!

[@marchvivo]

The pianist is blind, so no point in looking at her when doing music. Just listening carefully. He is so talented et (so she is too)

[@GaylordBuzzard]

Early in the last century Porter inherited ten million dollars, around three hundred million in today's money. Then married a woman who was also rich. He obviously didn't need to work but worked hard and created some of the greatest poplar songs ever written. Good fellow.