NEW MIX! Inner Urge | Peter Beets Trio with Kurt Rosenwinkel

Peter Beets Trio with Kurt Rosenwinkel live in Waves at the Kurhaus.
Peter Beets - piano
Kurt Rosenwinkel - guitar
Frans van Geest - double bass
Joost Patocka - drums

[@billywithmountain]

DIT IS ZO EEN BEETJE T ALLERBESTE OOIT GEHOORD PETER JOOST FRANS...NIET NORMAAAL JESUS GODVER

[@billywithmountain]

JIJ BENT EIGENLIK DE BESTE P BEETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!GVD JONGE

[@giuseppefortinelli8097]

This is so extremely brilliantly good.

[@rjrichmusic]

Beautiful

[@istvanbalogh8254]

Smooth Jazz here!!

[@TheSlyProfessor]

Amazing! Peter, please play in San Diego or Los Angeles, California once quarantine ends!

[@peterbeets]

Please tell me whom to contact!

[@kavalkid1]

Beyond bliss.

[@MrCooIz]

Thanks for the new mix Peter! You guys sound amazing!!

[@jala_penoss]

That's unbelievable!! how much do they reherse before the show?

[@istvanbalogh8254]

They don’t. Many jazz musicians get together and don’t even know each other, we count 1234 and Jam and people think we’ve rehearsed for days. That’s what jazz is all about!! 12 bar blues and Play !!

[@jala_penoss]

@@istvanbalogh8254 I was going for that answer but I still think they have to communicate a couple of things before the show.

[@SalimSivaad]

@@jala_penossThis and most bands play a well-known common set of tunes called “Jazz standards” that all pro musicians are expected to know how to play by memory. “Inner Urge” is definitely one of those tunes. Jazz groups only rehearse if there’s gonna be brand-new original compositions being played or a radical new arrangement of an old song. In general, very little rehearsal is needed for a regular gig.

[@cultugarvealgarve7380]

that s a much better mix, piano in solo could have little more, same level as kurts solo, why not? it s as least the same quality, thanks for all nice postings here Anton Goldsmit deserves more volume, in tribute to wes, or rest band softer, like it was normal in the 50 ties and sixties till 68/69 Woodstock.

[@samarthgrover1996]

am curious to know the micing for the piano here ?

[@peterbeets]

The problem is the piano, not the microphones. ;)

[@samarthgrover1996]

@@peterbeets haha i didnt mean it that way. Was honestly just curious as to what mics were used, positioned where etc (if there were any other than whats visible in the video) hah since im a sound guy myself and wanted to satisfy my nerd

[@peterbeets]

@@samarthgrover1996 2 TLM 170, right above the bridge of the strings