Portrait of Louis Armstrong - Wynton Marsalis & The Young Stars of Jazz at "Jazz in Marciac" 2016

[@adamsway6637]

Obsessed with the bass player countin in

[@alexandremccormack]

The sound of that first trumpet! Damn!

[@giovanniletta9905]

I love it

[@ryanjames891]

that is the happiest jazz drummer you will ever see in your life.

[@charlesbarry6730]

New Orleans style played by modern musicians. Excellent.

[@aidandrisgula3017]

T Clark I can’t agree more!

[@jazzfanalexander69]

"Beautiful! Incredible! Wynton Marsalis, what this man is doing for the world! After Satch, he is the new ambassador of jazz; Jazz, Jazz, Jazz; I love it!"

[@rembrandtgraffiti4161]

in terms of sound i'll put up LeeMorgan, early Miles over him

[@moffahansnyqvist8123]

Julsånger tradiichonella

[@DillardVPA]

Dillard Center for the Arts Proud of Russel Hall (Bass), Anthony Hervey (Trumpet) and Patrick Bartley (Alto Sax). Way to represent DCA!

[@rubengreenberg2253]

Portrait of Louis Armstrong, but also portrait of the great Cootie Williams. What a great piece and played so beautifully!

[@TheWoody1998]

absolutely wonderful. what I'd give to play with such musicians

[@nathanielwilliford2589]

TheWoody1998 lots of practice time😂

[@anettlarsen5486]

Winston Marselis at the elfie in Hamburg on feb. 12th 20 was out of this World. Thank you Winton

[@EddieJazzFan]

Impossible to swing harder than this

[@EddieJazzFan]

@Zayne Zeke Don't send me spam

[@EddieJazzFan]

@Brett Harley Don't send me spam

[@lindabarcellos5643]

I wish KZbin had a HEART icon! Wynton, I SUREY would send it to you! Thanks or all the LOVE, patience, endurance, and EDUCATION you & yours have shared with everyone. SINCERELY!!!

[@leahobrien4973]

Love the sound of the trumpet!! So soulful

[@MarcosChrispimMARCOSCHRISPIM]

Amazing. It is a lot of responsibility to play alongside Master Marsalis.!

[@user-bq3ch1ps8q]

i would be shitting myself

[@sofiakifle4838]

Brilliant!!!!

[@mariamjohn6031]

Superb!!!

[@warleyfonseca3373]

O Marsales segurou no improviso pra não apagar o rapaz do trompete.....Grande Marsales....sempre humilde....

[@moussavarolgil9658]

I know what I’m transcribing tomorrow. 🔥✌️

[@jerrycerchia410]

What a joy.

[@lyndahammond8883]

The pandemic gave me 1 good thing; THIS KZbin CHANNEL! Thank you!!! XOXOX

[@alvaroruizvalde]

No se puede ser más elegante con la trompeta. Ole!! Marsalis, desde España

[@fernan.costantino]

I already love Marsalis's trumpet, now, I love Anthony Hervey's trumpet sound.

[@vernonseymore6772]

Beautiful composition

[@SKBottom]

Sweet! Well done, young man. Mr. Marsalis always sounds great.

[@evanokeroa4877]

Memory lives on

[@williamlrobinson6293]

This is great jazz. For me, Jazz does not get better than this.

[@phlanjo]

Bluesy bubbles bit - brilliant

[@madjazzmike]

Fab! - very “ happy” swing’in drummer ,great group ‘ cheers .

[@tonyjcoco7]

JUST JUST SUPER!

[@pharmadissarl7502]

How come ...? UN BE LIE VABLE !!! What a sound ...!!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@ВикторРанский-р5д]

Nice music!!! Jazz band!!!! 👍👍👍👍

[@blancameza8272]

Wynton Marsalis ¡Nobody like You! You're the best trompetist around the world. I'm your fan always. God blass you.

[@rolero206]

This music is so cheerful. Thanks a lot

[@KochAlbertMunnerefTrompetPiano]

Great, tone is on warm hot , summerfeelings's energy, like it never end's on tonality's, brrrr.......SCHWABBEL . take your sax's, BILOXI and play with us.

[@gloriamosure9184]

Jazz lives!

[@jazzbosse]

Wow! Can't be better!!

[@brucekendall52]

Such good stuff,thank you.

[@Abyss60]

Amrstong le premier à nous en envoyer sur la lune

[@Jdmjulilu]

So dope. Real music....sound....vibrance....life.

[@mattis.g1956]

j'adore!!!!

[@tistefou]

moi aussi j'écoute en boucle du coup Anthony Hervey est bon sur ce morceau :D

[@dr.chrisketo7193]

Super! Danke!

[@marcoschrispim3083]

Wonderful+

[@anamariaaguirre6796]

Hermoso

[@ИринаРукавицына-э8о]

Даа...мысль ясная и здоровый дух....что еще нужно для джаза...это он,родненький!

[@lestercarnegie1971]

okay young man

[@adrianalonsoheredia6503]

Lester Carnegie

[@CornetBlues]

Pure entertainment, Amazing :)

[@ξενοφωνψαλτιδης]

πολυ καλη η μουσική.τελειως γελοία η χορευτρια.

[@SpinnerGP]

killer!

[@johnnyliles6555]

Can the Vibes player get some recognition, please?

[@bassoon5175]

Awesome!! Great imitation!

[@Edsoneme]

Bravo!

[@gabrielearigo6042]

great

[@petka59]

Capolavoro!

[@NFSCalex]

Can anyone explain how he plays that note at 4:32? It sounds like a pinch harmonic for trumpets!

[@SoCalUSN]

Can't tell you for sure (can't see his fingering)but it sounds like maybe the 1&2 valves are about half way down. Just a guess, maybe some other combo.

[@dariusxxo]

NFSCalex | hes half valving, shaking, and growling all at the same time

[@rochellewarren5008]

🔥👏🏾

[@daviddeverteuil8663]

MUCHOS APPRECIADOS AGAIN SIR WYNTON AND ASSOCIATES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MANY OF THE YOUNGER JAZZ ENTHUASISTS TODAY WOULD NOT KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE LEGENDARY ''SATCHMO''. AS A LITTLE FELLA AT SCHOOL HE WAS GETTING INTO A BIT OF MISCHIEF...., (like we all have when we were kids) BUT SOME ONE TOOK HIM UNDER HIS ''WINGS'' AND PUT HIM IN THE SCHOOL BAND AND IF I REMEMBER WELL THE MUSIC TEACHER GIVE HIM A TRUMPET AND STARTED GIVING HIM MUSIC LESSONS.., MAN!!!! HE TOOK TO IT LIKE A 'DUCK TO WATER' AND EVENTUALLY BECAME A JAZZ LEGEND. THE NICKNAME CAME FROM SOMEONE THAT SAID HIS LIPS LOOKED LIKE THE MOUTH OF A ''SATCHELL'' WHICH IS A ''LIPPED'' LEATHER BRIEF CASE OPENING. THOSE HIGH NOTES WERE A MAJOR PART OF HIS PERFORMANCES,, TRUMPET HELD AT ABOUT A 40 DEGREE FACING UPWARDS. HE WAS A BIT OF A COMEDIAN ALSO., COULD TELL FUNNY JOKES AND MAKE EVERYONE LAUGH., WITH HIS FAMOUS ''GRAVEL VOICE'' THE WORLD OF MUSIC DO MISS HIM VERY MUCH AS WELL AS HIS FANS LIKE MYSELF. 😆😁😊 DMDV.

[@evanokeroa4877]

Listen an learn yes

[@TrumpetPractice-u8w]

This is great but i would say it what this really did was remind of just how incredible Louis Armstrong was and how even today his style is unmatched by even the best. Like Wayne Bergeron or Eric Myrishimo playing Maynard covers. Incredible playing... but it's like a gap a mile wide when you get to the nuances of articulation, vibrato, shaping of the sound. Louis Armstrong's control of vibrato oozes through all of his playing and often so subtle it's barely there. But it is there. Amazing amazing performance and taking nothing at all from the incredible players. To Louis: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaTYf4FsoNdliMUsi=1Di9r48ueDSmKaHi

[@evanokeroa4877]

Even though it's gone through significant meaningful changes from then

[@beppemunz3173]

🎺🥰

[@lucasharvey4389]

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[@rochellewarren5008]

💜🌅

[@katojosephmuwonge2364]

The Dancer killed it I like the dance

[@matthiasblack5256]

I mite have to get me one of those rajas

[@lucypaz9026]

🎸🍷❤️💯🎈🎷

[@IcePick52]

Lord the Bass Player bad too the bone

[@tjnaples]

What’s young buck’s distortion? Double buzz, something on purpose?

[@christopherrice7337]

using a growl technique made famous by cootie williams who originally played this tune with ellington band

[@da11king]

i was wondering the same thing....he s good but his sound sounded distorted a lot of times, didnt like it. but althought he excuted a nice growl during his solos that was impressive,

[@Djangolulu]

@@da11king The result of bad mics. The Lincoln Center sound people haven't done Wynton's sound very kindly over the last few years either. It really brings out the muddy dryness in the trumpet sound.

[@kevinAuguillard]

Trumpet sounds a little different than usually. Either my speakers are broke or the mics are up to hot.

[@bobdukan2778]

Woah Patrick Bartley on alto

[@troybertrand4796]

Satch would be very proud

[@Bin_gt]

2:12

[@maxwellsmith2133]

Pat's hat is amazing😂 (lead alto player)

[@scottswier9495]

Alternatively, we could call this video “Wynton Marsalis Plays With Everyone That Will Play With Emmett Cohen in Five Years”

[@jesusbaudor1469]

Me gustaría poder comprar una trompetista

[@harryroberts4453]

Holy snare drum stand batman!

[@godspods7681]

How does that guy get the double buzz

[@ok-gg5kp]

It's called growling

[@alythekid114]

@@ok-gg5kp no need to be rude

[@evantroyer7802]

But he’s telling the truth smh

[@rudbeckie1]

DÍKY - SKVĚLÉ (Y)

[@joshhuders4751]

It's Emmet Cohen's trio

[@RebelStudios-em2nu]

Were was the trombone?

[@gregcarleton1118]

Is drummer Kyle Poole here also playing on Emmet Cohen's current KZbin sessions?

[@michaelwilcox5168]

Drummers ridin’ the beat like a jockey...

Hes fucking in it, man....how old is that kid?

[@christinadone774]

How do the trumpets get that dirty tone?

[@tjortiztjo]

Is that a Bach omega the other guy is playing on?

[@tjnaples]

What young buck’s distortion? Double buzz, something on purpose?

[@ok-gg5kp]

It's a growl technique

[@michaelwilcox5168]

Piano player has Ellington’s comping DOWN!

[@kubachrobok5952]

I have one question: what is the girl behind them doing. Is she dancing? I don't know why. Can someone explain me it?

[@donalddistefano7007]

she's tap dancing. Im pretty sure she's like mimicking the set player with subdivision and stuff, I think in the old days sometimes instead of a set player a combo could use a tap dancer to sub or something.......I could be wrong though lol

[@OTRTrader]

Michela Marino Lerman

[@GoncaloReis02]

She was invited for the gig and she tap dance in the middle of the stage in some musics, like "take the A train"

[@donaldholt2845]

9

[@baronvonbeagle9787]

Hey is that Patrick?

[@alexz_puma]

yes

[@chriswisejazz]

Very cool. A little bit overkill with the growling though...

[@OTRTrader]

Chris Wise I thought that was because of the sound quality of the recording.

[@dawsonredenius2359]

Very original and sophisticated sound.

[@Keezus.]

It’s what Louis did soooooo

[@seb3617]

Didn't sound overkill at all to me. Loved it

[@Lotlus]

i liked it

[@adriantostevin5776]

Love Wynton’s sound on his Monette horn but not keen on the buzzy sound of his wing man.

[@trumpetboss5483]

Yea buoys keep copy Louie and you will go far .

[@nolanl2086]

trumpet boss well considering its wynton Marsalis I’d say he’s gone pretty far

[@pierrepoli6647]

Ese labio suena lastimado. El baterista parece unos de los little rascals.

[@firedragontamer8330]

great but whats with the random singular dancing chick?

[@seheyt]

tap dance

[@theavengers9665]

If Fred astaire were tap dancing today.. She would give him a run for his money

[@da11king]

loll kinda funny what she s doing .. didnt need to be on stage really

[@denisjusseaume8710]

What is the name of that tune ?

[@norbertertel2989]

What is the name of the better trumpet player....

[@manuelginer8975]

Which one ? The old one or the young one ?

[@manuelginer8975]

The old one is Wynton Marsalis, the other one is Anthony Hervey

[@theavengers9665]

Anthony outplayed wynton on this one here.. No disrespect to wynton

[@ok-gg5kp]

@@theavengers9665 really? I think wynton was better on this one

[@ok-gg5kp]

@@theavengers9665 Anthony missed a bunch of notes lol

[@OTRTrader]

Two of you are just asleep.

[@jus10dillard]

They forcing the hell out that swing. Smh. You don't have to do all that to swing.

[@samllanillo7640]

Young guy is better than wynton lmao

[@ok-gg5kp]

Really? Wynton sounds overall more mature lol

[@kenmurray8476]

Don't play the fool. Marsalis is the professional showcasing the kids, and going out of his way not to outplay them and put them down.

[@ok-gg5kp]

@@kenmurray8476 yeah but honestly wynton sounded better overall

[@kenmurray8476]

@@ok-gg5kp oh I agree,far richer sound, didn't miss notes. But the other guy will learn

[@alythekid114]

@@kenmurray8476 this isnt even how he plays the song lmao

[@errolgumusdere7853]

I WILL NEVER SUPPORT THIS GUY AGAIN. REASON? WELL WYNTON STATED " BLACK LIVES MATTER BUT OTHER LIFES DONT MATTER". ME AS A BLACK MAN DONT RESPECT THAT KIND OF STATEMENT. ALL LIFES MATTER TO ME.

[@lucasharvey4389]

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