Hiromi Uehara - The Trio Project - Dancando no Paraiso - Jazz à Vienne 2011 - LIVE HD 

Me too😂😂🤣🤣

THEN PRACTICE "40 HOURS"

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She always puts a smile in my face

I just tried imaging that, and it was WOW!!

Was wondering if anyone else caught that.

@@hnoerdli Of course, we did indeed caught that one. Now, I'm wondering if you caught the part she threw some amazing Cuban style music.

Though less common today, quoting familiar melodies goes way back, particularly to bebop.

RIGHTTTTTTT

Ikr. And the way she stares on camera, while playing. So much fire in those eyes 😍

Euphoria of harmony.

absolutely ... and that's why she loves it

@@leobelmar6023 Minoru Mukaiya loves play on keyboard and piano too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zItFR3aKwW0.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NxjDzJRoXpI.html

Where can we watch it?

@@souravsuresh2766 I watched it on Apple TV

same i had known of her a bit before but never took major interest up until that movie, definitely one of the most beautiful animated films

So true

Absolutely!

Music "giants" sure, the drummer can't put an off beat accent for the life of him... Nate Smith is a giant for comparison.

@@irokosalei5133 “best known as a member of the rock band Journey across three stints: 1978 to 1985, 1995 to 1998 and 2015 to 2020.Modern Drummer magazine readers have voted him the No. 1 All-Around Drummer five years in a row. In 2001, the publication named Smith one of the Top 25 Drummers of All Time, and in 2002 he was voted into the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Journey on April 7, 2017.” (Wikipedia).

@@irokosalei5133 you have absolutely 0 clue what you're talking about please do some research

terrific job, thank you

Great man. Congrats!!!

bruvvvv amazing!

Dude, you are awesome!

Very cool!

I love the tonality of that solo, with the percussion it sounds like something Shostakovich would write.

I feel the same

@@valerieplushie1031 I'm curious, is that a known style of snare playing (not to say it's common, but known)? I wonder if she had to explain it to him, if he gave her the idea, or if he improv'd it!

​@@TheUnderscore_I think it's quite an uncommon technique (if you mean the pitch bending!), haven't really seen anyone use it in this way. the snare drum in the solo is so good though, I love the amount of sound qualities that he's pulling out of it, it's incredible

You saved my time, friend!

I met her a long time when she was just a sideman playing a small club here in town and she truly is every bit as adorable as you think she must be from seeing her here.

What planet is she from? Is everybody on that planet that happy?

They do. You don’t get that good without it being everything in your life.

@@kalemdoucette1882 Well, some people live for the instrument, not the music they make. She definitely lives for the music and uses the instrument as, well, an instrument.

Saw him in person once. What he can do with one hand, on one drum, is incredible.

He's an absolute beast! Met him once and he sadly made a terrible impression as a human being... I still hope he just had a bad day.

@@MikeHoltackers first person I've seen speak negatively about meeting a musician. How was his attitude towards you? could you please tell if you dont mind

@@MikeHoltackers We can't all be perfect like you, Mike.

The same to me, here from Brazil!!! She is amazing!

DItto from Canada :)

Welcome to the show:p

Yes, She is the music.

You must get her incredible concerts on dvd.

1000%

Only with Hiromi!

Anthony Jackson is a fantastic human also, they play music so 👌 perfectly together, all Genious in their right!

Beast? Hes a Legend! He played Bass for all famous musicians, bands, for all the world. Madonna to Milton Nascimento! 🔥

He's a genius at playing appropriately under all circumstances.

to be fair, it is a lot of work to became this good

I don’t think I could ever work my way up to Hiromi’s level. Too talented.

She's an all around awesome human :)

I agree it's not fair :(

Surgery man

this reference was so obvious tho

"Reference"? She played it straight through for a bar.

Yes, i did.

yes!

It looks more like an arrangement

素晴らしい

welcome to hiromi world!!

This song reminds me of a 13 minute long sprint. Not only jaw dropping musicianship, but the endurance required for not only this song, but putting on a whole concert is quite literally insane!

The same for me. But I think I 'll have to purchase a new pair of hands first before I try this on guitar.

Rosly Wogens Joseph , that’s Steve Smith. He’s played with many, many artists. He’s played with Frank Gambale, Focus, and he’s been the drummer for Journey since God only knows how long!

That Drummer is Steve Smith. Graduate of Berklee School of Music, then Jean Luc Ponty, then various artists including Ronnie Montrose who opened for Journey when Aynsley Dunbar had the drummer chair. Journey fired Anysley and Steve Smith stepped into Journey for the big money period for the band. Steve's own band is Vital Information.

@@burning4buddy639 Excellent compendium of this magnificent virtuoso, Steve Smith. Wouldn't have recognized him if I tripped over him. I was miffed at Journey for getting rid of one of my favorite drummers, Aynsley Dunbar powering the Journey top-tier progression scene. In retrospect, the band's format change was explosive for them worldwide. My respect for Steve Smith has been highly enhanced since beholding this marvelous performance..

@@kingdomkom Do give yourself the treat of listening to some of Steve's work on the 1996 Trial By Fire. So much advanced technique from earlier Journey w/Steve. When they fired Aynsley as he couldn't take the poppy stuff, Ronnie Montrose was on tour as their opening act, and Steve was playing for Ronnie Montrose. I saw that concert without a clue who Steve was, until I was listening later to Enigmatic Ocean. So apparently he knew all their tunes and stepped right in. Given his ability to play complex charts without reading, I suspect Steve Perry Journey was not too much of a challenge. I loved Aynsley since I was in grade school and listened to my older brothers Frank and the Mothers at the Fillmore (the White Album). To this day listening to his studio version of "Of a Lifetime" is a nostalgic pleasure. But what they did to his drum sound on the 1987 "Whitesnake" was a musical crime. What a muddled mess. Back to Steve, from Trial By Fire, "One More" is worth listening to detect the difference. From the old Journey, "Dixie Highway" from "Captured" has some classic Steve in power shuffle mode. That is the only place that tune has ever been recorded. Thanks for the note from a fellow S. Smith fan.

@@kingdomkom So happy to hear that you also appreciate this marvelous musician with a killer work ethic. Most people that play like he does would be satisfied, but like Dave Weckl (equally amazing) Steve never stops learning. I believe his skill set has increased the "other" Journey's audience in recent years since he rejoined for a few tours.

Hiromi thnks Oscar Peterson was the best pianist ever.

Definitely one of the greatest.

Si así es

スティーブ・スミスですね。産業ロックバンド、ジャーニーが大ブレイクした80年頃のドラマーです。 当時は金のためにジャーニーに加入したと言ってましたww

はい♫スティーブ・スミスさんでしたか、めっちゃスゴ❕♫

髪様

頭から御光がさしてますね！❤

AMEN

There aren't words in any language that describe her talent.

Having failed to find any words, you came up with a brand new one all of your own! Spectacularity.

Steve Smith. You oughta look up his history.

@@rebeltuba9422 You're right I should, or at a minimum look up what he has available on YT. I expect this is not his first rodeo, at playing with a world class group, I mean. I'm not a drummer, but if you look up the search terms Higher Ground, Dave Weckl, and Jay Oliver together, they did some 'porn for drummers' on their cover of that song, IMHO. Actually the whole piece is awesome, one of my very favorite covers. And they both look like they are having a ton of fun. Tim Akers and the Smoking Section and Bottom 40 do some other great stuff along those lines. I always love it when a cadre of session guys are employed. It really takes the precision and musicality up, I think. I've watched several more but right now I am drawing a blank. That happens more and more often as you get older, at least it does for me.