3:13: drummer is like " don't screw it up, don't screw it up, you got this, that is just a simple bar, come on just count, 1,2,3,4,5,6,12,14,√4, -i, and 1"
Love how he falls in microtones at 2:16 especially because you can see on his face he gets such a kick out of it. Performing with one of the best orchestras and still playing around and having fun lol!
He only just started playing live/touring last year and seems to be getting ready to collaborate more/put a band together. Can't wait to hear what he'll do next. Most artists make their masterpieces in their mid/late-20s - November 2017 -> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o3eR5gP-pt4.html
I wonder. He can get only to heaven when his sins are forgiven and he's totally given over to Christ. If not, he will only live in our memories. And, when we die, he will be forgotten. Better make sure we are forgiven by Christ. I want to live eternal. Shalom to you.
My God! I remain absolutely in awe of the seemingly endless expression of profound and transcendent talent by Jacob Collier. Let's start out with playing guitar and piano at the same time, and then sing with remarkable agility, range and perfectly in tune (in microtones at 2:16) to a harmonically and rhythmically advanced orchestral arrangement of a beautiful piece he composed that builds to a thoroughly satisfying musical conclusion at 7:10 . . . and do it live, in one take with disarming humility, at only age 22. For some, it might take multiple listenings before it fully grows on you.
When a 22 year-old kid is playing guitar with one hand and piano with the other and doing both better than you could do either it’s time to question your life choices.
@@mr.esmathvideos9222 Yes, Definitely has me reflecting considering my Mom had me taking piano lessons at 5! I 70 and barely know lines and spaces of both treble and bass clefs; and played flute and sang in choirs! Oh my goodness!! Life choices!! This man is absolutely astounding!! No words!!
I love how he only carries an air about him of being an ordinary human being, yet he's so comfortable doing what he does together with other musicians without any sense of being intimidated nor feeling superior to the rest. I obviously don't know Jacob for who he is but that's just what I sense from what he's putting off. Truly an inspirational character.
😅i dont think it was a mistake cause like he would not pan to the side with Jacob out of frame and if it were a mistake they would of switched to any other of there cameras😅
@@federicosaponaro3894yes I was thinking of that. He cannot do that here can he? The whole orchestra would have to perfectly shift their tuning while performing, which I don’t see them doing.
We need an album with you and the Metropole Orkest, Jacob! Edit: that turn at 3:24 MELTS ME. Can't help but laugh at 3:04 where Jacob smirks a little after he says 'Such me', realising he mixed up the lyrics between softly and touch me!
Maybe it's sacrilege to say it but I enjoy his performances with the Metropole Orkest and Snarky Puppy the most. That's where his music really comes alive. The instrumentation on his album is just too sparse and too "quirky indie sound" for me. I really hope he records a full album with them. Anyway, I know it's a matter of taste.
Metropole Orkest is going to be on the next album: see FaceCulture's Jacob Collier interview (part 2) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8MCx_yBOxtc.html
@@britney6037 Well, he's right. Today's pop culture has been dumbed down to mostly one chord pieces for the masses. One has to dig deep to find the hidden gems in between all of the garbage.
Not big music fan huh? Forget the pop garbage, don't listen to any of the other thousands of composers worldwide doing amazing things? Out of all things that need to be saved in the world, music is not one of them.
music like this reminds me why life is worth it. to be able to live in a time where we can experience this level of musical mastery is such a privilege.
Hideaway is such a beautiful piece of music.. I've never heard anything like this before in my life. Not just that, but every performance of it I hear keeps amazing me. Jacob is something unique; hundreds of years in the future they will still be discussing what he is doing in our lifetime now. He truly is our once-in-a-few-generations embodiment of music itself.. like others said before, he is our Mozart!
I first heard his first album hideaway just picking through new releases on Spotify,which is a favorite pastime for me. I knew nothing about him nor had ever heard his name. I was mesmerized, saying wait,what? this is special! I feel like I discovered him. Then he was so interactive online and he just grew and grew.
A glorious arrangement of a classic Collier composition. 'Hideaway' expands the mind and imagination, whichever new way Jacob presents it. He is really at ease with Metropole Orkest - I hope their collaboration will continue. With this performance of Hideaway, I find myself on a fast, ocean-going yacht heading out across the sea. Hope-inspired....
One of the most beautiful songs in history, Jacob's Hideaway NEVER gets old! While also still listening to all 4 albums in 2022, I can't wait for Jesse Vol 4
Jacob Collier gives us a view on the infinity of music. His genius has no limits. He paints with harmonies. He breathes music. We can only wonder and be grateful. The Metropole Orchestra brilliant as always. What a perfect match. So much beauty..
Ok...so this man just wanted to hear for himself the live orchestrated version of this song? That's some 🐐-like behavior...AND it didn't disappoint? Smh Jacob is definitely an alien. Gotta protect him at all costs
YES YES YES I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS SONG TO BE ADAPTED IN AN ORCHESTRAL VERSION. EVER SINCE THEY DID IT WITH IN THE REAL EARLY MORNING. CUZ THIS IS MY FAVORITE SOng OF HIS
Jacob, you've really touched me in a way, words can not describe. I work as PA soundguy. When in need to "reset" my ears, I play some of your music and it does wonders. Thank you, for being as you are. :)
While hearing this I feel like I can see grass growing, mountains walking and rivers drawing their way in the past. Jacob I've been following your genius floating out of you for a while and am always heavenly overwhelmed. Thank you
I’m so incredibly happy someone else noticed it was microtone, I think that’s the coolest moment in the song for me aside from the tuning change from 432 to 440
Let's be grateful that we live amongst these giants of music, and let their brilliance guide us to do great things ourselves. Thank you Jacob and Metropole, this performance is like an existential hug!
