Perpetuum Jazzile feat. jazz trio - Baroque Samba (live, HQ)

[@uni126corn]

I so agree with you - I am hooked myself. Found them through NPR and am wowed!

[@osimortais6408]

I love you Perpetuum Jazzile all the time that I watch you singing brazilian songs I cry. Come to Brazil please. I love youuuu!!!! You are amazing!

[@tubedonu]

I'm from Brazil and I think it sounded great. I love all their pieces. If they're this good on video, I can't imagine how the group sounds "ao vivo". BTW, the keyboard was awesome, and so the drummer and the bass guitar.

[@mauroluisthobias1588]

FORMIDÁVEL É VER A MÚSICA BRASILEIRA TÃO BEM TRATADA!

[@MiramichierA1]

I think true music lovers find excellence in all genres. The late Canadian novelist, W O Mitchell, said the arts are how we know we are not alone. The Perpetuum Jazzile artists are bringing millions of us together, aren't they? The talent, the hard work, the discipline makes it seem so easy!

[@NANS222]

And only 2% of music lovers love jazz to begin with ... I'm one who is thankful to hear this group - true genius!

[@WHUFC71]

I love these guys!!! Voices and faces of Angels!!!!!!

[@jbones61]

Thank you so much. To change from one language to another is a tribute to all of the singers and their director. When you come back to the USA, I promise that I and my Grand Children will be there. Waiting for the new albums (CD/DVD'S) to arrive here in Houston, TX USA Your fan in Houston, Texas Jimmy Alexander

[@kahuken]

Can't stop listening to these folks! Outstanding!!!

[@QuiresPan]

Simply - outstanding ! ! ! ! !

[@FlowersInHisHair]

Love those harmonies!

[@renata.carone]

Baroque Samba and a bit of Bossa Nova which is a Brazilian jazzzz, all that jazzzzz! Barbaro!

[@Jungletrump]

The harmonies are heavenly

[@dizyart]

Baaaaah, heard it a thousand times, still soooo good.. The whole choir is so in time with the band, and with so complex rhythmic figures.. Almost impossible! Go figure...

[@NANS222]

Great jazz - in any language!

[@svesex69]

Izredno! Upam da boste nadaljevali s trdim delom na poti proti Afriki in Brazilu :-) Pozdrav iz Hrvaške Fantastic !

[@ashoka3]

I don't understand how this song can only have 3000 views and Africa over 1 000 000! This is much more interesting music. The male solo singer is more pop than samba though, never finds the rythm in the solo. But I think he does great in other clips here.

[@moradadosaber1025]

FANTASTIC ! NINA

[@dizyart]

Uaaaaaaaaaa, chills on my skin!

[@soupy264]

A fantastic group. hope they come to a city near me in the US. This arrangement sounds Very reminiscent of The New York Voices

[@Anzljc]

Our great jazz pianist, Blaž Jurjevčič.

[@dilaunique]

U r definitely awesome! How i Luv u guys!

[@pipperoooo]

Okay I want a CD right now. lol

[@MartyHendersonDVM]

Phenomenal!

[@nadiaverissimo3461]

Brazil 😃😃😃😃😃💛💛💛💛💛💛👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

[@Wovan08]

Это космос какой-то!!!

[@BlastoiseToiseGabriel]

love it

[@Logicielle]

Je suis renversée!

[@xaxa10100]

Each to their own!!

[@ashoka3]

And this was even just 0.3%... Good points, I think that this shows that music can never only be a matter of commercialism. One pragmatic approach is to mix it up. I hope this gem of a choir not only goes pop-cover in some american AMAZING!,COOL!,etc...-hype but keep their identity as well. I think one secret of their success is that they do the pop-covers without any cliches, they take them seriously. This wakes people up to the fact that it is actually very good music :-)

[@mechwarreir2]

@Iluj93 this IS jazz rhythm. Don't you hear the syncopation? Well, the jazz part starts later on in the song but yeah there is jazz in the song.

[@maxzewi]

Reminiscent of the Double Six of Paris or the Swingle Singers. However FANTASIC in their own right. Makes me wish that I could sing.

[@JustinDavidRoss]

This is not an easy song to learn :( but so much fun to sing!

[@FriPilot]

Have a listen to PJ's version of "Killing Me Softly". It's a Gene Puerling arrangement. If you don't know who Gene is, don't feel bad. Neither did I until his name came up and I did a little research. You've heard his work before! Sadly, Gene passed away in '08.

[@Maakveli]

Great! Pozdrav is Slovenije :D

[@alkibossa]

What an amazing group! Everything is so tight and it is difficult for a group this large to sound so disciplined. By the way....who is on keyboards?...the solo is over the top! bossa2nova

[@mladendelin4183]

Zanimivo da nikjer ne piše kdo je avtor skladbe in priredbe?

[@Iluj93]

@ashoka3 I don't agree.The rhythm of jazz is complicated and sometimes it sounds strange, so he sang well.

[@Alyciac123]

Zdravo! Tko je momak sa zlatnim ovratnikom na 3:25? Moram znati njegovo ime! Hello! Who is the guy with the golden collar on 3:25? I need to know his name! -x-Alycia-x-

[@bRaKK0]

holy shit, it's almost better than the original!!! XD

[@whiner00]

It's more like Bossa Nova rhythm with a little jazz in it

[@s5850]

Alyciac 123: saj piše, da je Nino Kozlevčar

[@1962Heaven]

Nino sings good but the girl kind of got a little tired and fatigue . But the voices sound so good specially the keyboard & drums. Their samba makes you want to dance!!!!!

[@PeterPantzkie]

0:00 - 1:05 and 5:08 - 6:14 ...this is brilliant music ! in my opinion the drummer isn´t necesary ....

[@Manotorras]

Porquê tanta brasileirice quando são bem mais maravilhosos noutros sons?

[@BlastoiseToiseGabriel]

shiu!

[@QuiteLiterallyTom]

Kyle Jazz?

[@tbrad57]

You CAN say dottiekirby. And we agree 100%

[@grafx5]

Honestly, I'm generally a much bigger fan of jazz than pop, but I do like their rendition of Africa better. While this was good as a general jazz piece, I think PJ lost a lot of its flair by singing with the trio. I think PJ's strength is in tightly executed, original and complex arrangements. However singing with the trio means they have to simplify their stuff considerably.

[@dusanradovanov]

Nino

[@matejadjordjevic8187]

DOODOOKAKA

[@tacticaldriver]

That's the frustration of jazz musicians. Only 3% of all music buyers purchase within the diverse genre called jazz which already includes all other misclassified music. The more technical the music, the smaller the audience. Jazz has no mass appeal, sadly. Intellectuals need only apply.

[@LadyMcSuperwomen]

nino is like a little clown here