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Art Tatum: Over the Rainbow (1939, 1948, 1953, 1956) 

Rufus The Pink Elephant
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1939 - 0:00
1948 - 3:48
1953 - 7:20 (from Art Tatum Solo Masterpieces Volume 6)
1956 - 11:06
Art Tatum playing the standard "Over the Rainbow". If you've ever watched the Wizard of Oz you will certainly already have heard of this song.. Incidently this song was actually originally written for the movie in 1939 so Art got hold of this pretty quickly.
This is certainly one of my favorite tunes of his, it never ceases to amaze me with beauty no matter how many times i hear it. Its not hard to notice how Art's music and harmonies mature and grow as he gains more experience as he plays right up until the year of his death in 1956. Who wouldn't if they could play like that?
Here is a form diagram for the 1939 version at least: people.virginia.edu/~skd9r/MUS...

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Комментарии : 90   
@crweber3408
@crweber3408 11 месяцев назад
Love that he's never played any song the same way twice.
@dsthorp
@dsthorp 3 месяца назад
...or even once.
@mahlonrhoades4509
@mahlonrhoades4509 Год назад
So much for the nature versus nurture argument. This man was born for this.
@henriettevonschirach3905
@henriettevonschirach3905 Год назад
A genius is talking to us. A revolution in harmonics, voicing and rhythm.
@ronwalker4849
@ronwalker4849 11 месяцев назад
ART TATUM HAS TOTALLY STRETCHED MY EXPERIENCED WITH HARMONIC VARIETY BEYONE ANYTHING I COULD HAVE IMAGENED. YES, A GENIUS.
@klumklum9937
@klumklum9937 Год назад
You have the dark and the light, the big and the small, the ugly and the handsome, but beauty is...... in the ears of the beholder
@koenraad4618
@koenraad4618 Год назад
The Great Wizard of Jazz
@anthonyhollis476
@anthonyhollis476 2 года назад
A phenomenal pianist whose virtuosity is unmatched.
@denniskriegbaum9353
@denniskriegbaum9353 2 года назад
I don’t play piano, just brass instruments. But Art Tatum is so good that after listening to him play, I am left exhausted and out of breath!
@metteholm4833
@metteholm4833 Месяц назад
My dad - a jazzman - taught me to "know" Art Tatum, when I was 4. I could, actually, distinguish between a number of jazz-pianists at that age - and my mother taught me about the classical piano-music. She was good at Schubert herself.😍
@earlsabash1841
@earlsabash1841 Год назад
His genius and improvisation with phrasing will never be matched again in the history of American Jazz. The greatest of the greats with fingers of magic.
@sebastianschweigert7117
@sebastianschweigert7117 10 месяцев назад
Not sure how you can say it will never be matched. Another savant could spontaneously appear at any time. Humanity may still have thousands of more years of history to write...
@turidemarcodeeustachijs3926
@turidemarcodeeustachijs3926 2 года назад
Grande conoscenza della Musica, non solo grande conoscenza e sapienza pianistica. Siamo oltre le umane possibilità!
@margaritaresta6390
@margaritaresta6390 Год назад
Ritrovo in Art Tatum la limpidezza e , direi la giocosita' infantile di un pianista non vedente dei nostri tempi. il giapponese Nobusuji Tsutsii
@luismantaras6460
@luismantaras6460 Год назад
That's a good idea putting together those versions in chronological order! I couldn't choose the best.
@WildBillCox13
@WildBillCox13 3 года назад
Filed under: "Four things worth doing on that 92 key Bösendorfer in your playroom."
@robertlieberman550
@robertlieberman550 2 года назад
Im jealous admire this miracle
@calhounbass
@calhounbass 9 месяцев назад
The absolute best I’ve ever heard!❤️🔥🔥🔥
@raimondorossi9725
@raimondorossi9725 3 месяца назад
Grandissimo!!!!
@VICTOBERN
@VICTOBERN 4 года назад
If you actually play the pianoforte you appreciate that both Vladimir Horowitz and Art Tatum reign supreme in terms of extraordinary technical ability but also inventiveness and the latter is probably something you cannot learn in essence. I played at four years, mostly by ear. Later on hearing the likes of Messrs Horowitz and Tatum, knocked the stuffing out of me because one simply knew that such ability was beyond reach.
@user-hv4et7dq2j
@user-hv4et7dq2j 2 года назад
Horowitz is overrated
@rsjmd
@rsjmd Год назад
@@user-hv4et7dq2j At the time he was one of the best. Too many people forget that a hundred years ago there were not so many extraordinary talents available and he was fortunate to have the advantages of many changes in radio and transportation such that he could become a world sensation.
@coxchandler1
@coxchandler1 6 лет назад
Reading the form diagram along with the 1939 version made it very entertaining to hear what he was doing.
@jimmybusk
@jimmybusk 2 года назад
The amount of energy in the 1956 version doesn't sound like it's from a person who will pass in the same year.
@barbarabrown3381
@barbarabrown3381 2 месяца назад
@jofinsky8400
@jofinsky8400 4 года назад
I wish I could play as much as Tatum's pinky!
@ajpr3404
@ajpr3404 11 месяцев назад
On this one, I stopped at the end of the first performance. A break is vital. I must first prepare myself psychologically for what comes next, "over this talent rainbow".
@base99498
@base99498 Год назад
Art Tatum ❤️
@freddonahue6420
@freddonahue6420 3 года назад
Thanks very much Rufus for posting this. I love this song and it's ineresting to see how Art improvises the song over the recordings you've shared
@jackhenshaw2555
@jackhenshaw2555 3 года назад
It doesn’t take much listening to Art Tatum to realize he is the GOAT. Oscar Peterson said to Andre Previn in an interview: “I still listen to Art Tatum, religiously.” There really is no better way to look at it than that as a Jazz Pianist. Art had talent that the world may never experience the likes of again. His sounds inspire me to practice every day.
@miraclessaint-hilaire4941
@miraclessaint-hilaire4941 2 года назад
Quennel Gaskin
@VICTOBERN
@VICTOBERN Год назад
I remember trying to get a handle on ' stride'..... then watched Art a few times and decided to divert to another area of piano!
@peacegod7337
@peacegod7337 10 месяцев назад
​@@miraclessaint-hilaire4941check out Corey Henry.
@charlesanderson1220
@charlesanderson1220 3 года назад
1953 is my favorite 🙌🏿
@EPIGNOSIS777
@EPIGNOSIS777 8 лет назад
The best of all, the one and only Art Tatum. All the rest are too small compared to him. Undoubtedly he is the God of piano.
@the83rdtrombonist60
@the83rdtrombonist60 3 года назад
@Carlos Schvartzman the only one who can compare
@juniperwoodgreen4090
@juniperwoodgreen4090 3 года назад
So is all who dare to
@coltonmathew6237
@coltonmathew6237 2 года назад
i dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account..? I was dumb forgot the password. I would love any help you can give me.
@anthonyhollis476
@anthonyhollis476 2 года назад
A giant among musicians! Vastly underrated!
@karlhungus5554
@karlhungus5554 Год назад
Underrated?!? That's borderline blasphemous. He is hardly underrated.
@anthonyhollis476
@anthonyhollis476 Год назад
@@karlhungus5554 My comment had no intention to diminish such a genius as Art. Maybe I should have said that he is under appreciated.
@Chesterton7
@Chesterton7 6 лет назад
Thank you, Chris. Amazing. Hi Mike Rosenberg! :)
@liammcooper
@liammcooper 3 года назад
The GOAT
@AdrianMartinez-en1nb
@AdrianMartinez-en1nb 3 месяца назад
Someone once said," i could of sworn that was two people playing".😊
@juniperwoodgreen4090
@juniperwoodgreen4090 2 года назад
Tatum was a one off. But there are a lot of one offs going about, you just have to find them, before they find you...
@tadl.4196
@tadl.4196 5 лет назад
Vladimir Horovitz once said that if Art Tatum had started playing classical piano music he would have quitted piano :)
@dkj4183
@dkj4183 4 года назад
Yes. Horowitz meant Tatum would have quit piano because he would have totally mastered everything in the piano universe that was remaining?
@123spleege
@123spleege 4 года назад
quitted???????? nice.
@spencernewking3965
@spencernewking3965 3 года назад
wow
@teresabendanarodriguez1745
@teresabendanarodriguez1745 3 года назад
Quitted horowitz..?
@macvoutie
@macvoutie 3 года назад
@@teresabendanarodriguez1745 Quisling Horror sits. It's a Danish exercise.
@steveloguercio4594
@steveloguercio4594 3 года назад
I hear Peterson in his playing. I always wondered where OP got some of his ideas from! Both are the absolute best !
@paulrobertz8491
@paulrobertz8491 6 месяцев назад
I hear lots of ideas that Bud Powell used, too. Both Powell and Peterson credited Art Tatum as a huge influence on their playing.
@pablomoyasolano1561
@pablomoyasolano1561 10 лет назад
What a PIANIST!!!!!!!
@hellopeople5451
@hellopeople5451 9 лет назад
Right?!
@sebastianschweigert7117
@sebastianschweigert7117 10 месяцев назад
One of my favorite recordings is the 1953. After listening to the four, I still feel that one is the best, but that could just be my bias after listening to it first. Also, the recording quality seems noticeably better.
@mikelewis2608
@mikelewis2608 6 лет назад
Geez! Yes, the others are small compared to Tatum.
@adrianruiz7137
@adrianruiz7137 6 дней назад
None other…ever!
@sonofYah7
@sonofYah7 4 месяца назад
I like the 1948 version the best
@765lbsquat
@765lbsquat Год назад
🐐
@amog849
@amog849 6 лет назад
I think 1939 is my favorite rendition
@Scorpio3002
@Scorpio3002 5 лет назад
An amazing recording, made all the more remarkable by the fact that he recorded it only three days after he first heard the tune. The way he takes it apart and puts it back together, you would think he'd been fooling around with it for years.
@briannicepianoworship8944
@briannicepianoworship8944 2 года назад
1948 for me
@bigdick3228
@bigdick3228 2 года назад
@@Scorpio3002 How do you know he recorded it three days after?
@Scorpio3002
@Scorpio3002 2 года назад
@@bigdick3228 it was in my music history textbook. I can only assume their is documentation for the recording session date
@bigdick3228
@bigdick3228 2 года назад
@@Scorpio3002 interesting
@jacqui494
@jacqui494 3 года назад
What a joyous morning. Bless you, Art. Actually, God did that.
@Benjiroyoface
@Benjiroyoface 2 года назад
he blessed himself?
@thomgeo8073
@thomgeo8073 2 года назад
The Happiest Pianist from GOD ❤
@user-lh1tm4nu7m
@user-lh1tm4nu7m 3 года назад
крутяк, ништяк!
@hostlangr
@hostlangr Год назад
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@jensblling-ladegaard1839
@jensblling-ladegaard1839 4 года назад
Ed Algra! Of course I’m not “the only one”! And I’m glad there was / is a Tatum, an Oscar Peterson, an Erroll Garner and so on. But I like Fatsy Watsy.Waller most and think he’s the Best. Sorry, But you cannot discuss taste.
@jensblling-ladegaard1839
@jensblling-ladegaard1839 4 года назад
As Fats Waller once said: “That Tatum, he`s just too good !!” I really like Art, But I prefer Fats. Technically Fats only reaches Art`s anchels. But the rhythm, the drive, the swing: Waller, Waller, Waller !! So What is Best ?? Deside for your self. Well: “It don`t mean a thing if you don`t have that Swing !!”
@spikehofmann
@spikehofmann 4 года назад
I agree. Waller is the better more more charming more charismatic musician. Glad so someone else thinks so :)
@edalgra1714
@edalgra1714 4 года назад
You are not the only one.. Fats was a top player. Nobody else had such a left hand when playing stride. Nevertheless. I’m glad there also was a Tatum, a Wilson, Garner, Peterson, Shearing, Hyman, Evans and so many others. Oh, sorry, Hyman is still living, hopelijk many years.
@darrylschultz6479
@darrylschultz6479 3 года назад
@@edalgra1714 And of course-up there with the greatest but relatively unknown-Phineas Newborn jnr.
@skierpage
@skierpage Год назад
Art Tatum swings hard several times in 1953 here, but blink and you'll miss it. He's just too restlessly inventive to settle in like Fats or Oscar Peterson. Also I wonder how much he was conditioned to cram all his musical ideas into a 3 minute side of a 10-inch 78.
@andrewcasey472
@andrewcasey472 5 лет назад
All that followed by a few pathetic claps at the end
@the83rdtrombonist60
@the83rdtrombonist60 3 года назад
They were still in shock
@null8295
@null8295 3 года назад
good, I hate claps
@paulcummings5107
@paulcummings5107 Год назад
great talent limited scope the song structivre couldn''t read. should studied classical short life I heard he was an alcolholic.died at 46 too bad the most talented amateur there ever was pianowiser
@hostlangr
@hostlangr Год назад
*Amateur?*
@musical_lolu4811
@musical_lolu4811 2 месяца назад
​@@hostlangrignore the ignorant.
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