빌 에반스가 트리오로 연주한 곡들을 모아봤어요. 여러분이 가장 좋아하는 빌 에반스의 트리오 연주는 무엇인가요? 0:00:00 Bill Evans Trio - My Foolish Heart 0:04:56 Bill Evans Trio - Polka Dots and Moonbeams 0:09:58 Bill Evans, Shelly Manne - Danny Boy 0:13:39 Bill Evans Trio - When I Fall In Love 0:18:32 Bill Evans Trio - I Fall in Love Too Easily 0:21:15 Bill Evans - Everything Happens to Me 0:25:53 Bill Evans - Young And Foolish 0:31:45 Bill Evans Trio - Some Other Time 0:36:50 Bill Evans Trio - My Romance 0:44:03 Bill Evans Trio - Waltz for Debby 0:51:00 Bill Evans Trio - It Might As Well Be Spring 0:57:06 Bill Evans Trio - Very Early 1:02:13 Bill Evans Trio - How Deep is the Ocean? 1:05:48 Bill Evans - On Green Dolphin Street * 수익 창출 영상이 아닙니다. 하지만 음원 저작권으로 인해 광고가 자동 삽입될 수 있습니다.
My memories of Bill Evans are a bit different than most. I was sitting down to dinner with my family when the phone rang -- it was the stage manager at a local university where Bill Evens was performing. That night. But he was refusing to play the piano since it was so badly out of tune. Would I please bail them out and come to their auditorium and tune their piano. Well, for Bill Evans? Of course! I got to the auditorium close to 7:00 pm; Bill was scheduled to start at 7:30 and the hall was filled with college students who had obviously been prepping for this event for some time. The piano, of course, was on stage. I went to work to a chorus of 'boos' and 'catcalls' from the audience. After a few minutes of this Bill Evens came on stage and got them quieted down. "Look, I'm not playing this piano till it's tuned. And my man, here, needs it to be quiet or we'll be here all night." You could have heard the proverbial pin drop. I tuned the piano and, as I was packing up my tools, I got a standing ovation. (Gratitude, I think, I was finally done!) Bill and his trio came on and, as usual, was incredible.
My father was a huge Bill Evans fan. We played it non-stop while he was in the hospital and in hospice. Evans and my mother guided him as he passed away. I love this selection so much. Thank you.
My mother also listened to Bill Evans as she was dying. It's bittersweet for me now, but I still love to listen and remember. He definitely helped her move through the dying.
@@charlottenorris8855 That's beautiful, and what a coincidence. My mom and your dad must've been kindred spirits. It's bittersweet for me as well though I love listening to his music. Peace :)
53 years ago I went to my first jazz performance as a young aspiring jazz player. Bill was playing in Denver at Marvelous Marv's with Eddie Gomez and Marty Morrell. I got there early and sat at a table in front not ten feet from Bill as he played. There was never a word spoken between any of them, but the communication was undeniable between them. As I heard harmonies played differently than I'd ever heard, I had no idea what they were doing but was convinced that they were among the best in the world at this craft. Like so many others, I've been greatly influenced by Bill's music as I have grown as a player. On a side note, I performed with a pianist a few years ago who had once been a music critic for the Denver Post newspaper. He described his evening once with Bill in his hotel room at the Brown Palace hotel from which they watched the Grammy awards on TV as Bill received one. Bill was performing in Denver then and couldn't receive the honor himself. This same person, Tom MacCluskey later received a Grammy himself. Thank heaven for the great pianistas.
Such a gifted pianist. I came across his music by chance when I was 13, borrowing an album from the library out of curiosity. 50 years later I am still amazed by his virtuosity.
Absolutely! Too bad Bill decided to fritter away with abusing the ETOH and nicotine drugs...sad, absolutely avoidable and unnecessary and needlessly painful...physically and emotionally. Thankfully, we have his recorded music!
Walking down the street in San Francisco my wife and I and herd this wonderful sound coming out of one of the Clubs I had no clue who Bill Evans was but fell in love with his music have been a fan from that time on about 1961 .
Evans has just such a fantastic sense of the melody, my favourite tracks are those in which he represents the melody of the tune at the heart of the song. His touch is so lyrical and dynamic. Crystal.
Bill Evan's passing was deeply sad news. Sometimes it seems that Life just sucks up the best people with a hungry zest! 😢 Thank God for recordings so we can honor their lives.❤ DJ
Bill is supreme. There may be equally talented and profoundly accomplished jazz pianists, but surely none better. For me, his music never palls -- after more than fifty years of listening.
The feather light touch of those floating sounds from the ivories is breathtakingly beautiful. It makes you soul searchingly vulnerable how this magic intimate music can affects you, folks. Utterly superb album, and for me one off Bill’s very best! Savour this gem to the fullest, aficionados. G’day & Cheers!
V here: God Bless You! What a great experience. I started listening to soft jazz at the age of 6 and as an artist myself because of my mom and uncle who adored jazz. I love Bill Evans. Recently I have been DEEP DIVING into his music and Oh my Lord!
Excelente selección. Muchas Gracias. Considero a Bill Evans como uno de los grandes genios de la música Jazz. No se destaca como compositor, pero los arreglos y el sentimiento que transmite en sus interpretaciones es fenomenal. Lo bueno es que nos dejó mucho material para que lo podamos seguir disfrutando. RIP Bill Evans. Bill se especializó en el trío de Jazz.
Thank you...Vodka in the morning with American Spirirts can make one long for a love that has long passed...and yet, maybe, just maybe...it could be my first love .Rick Sullivan? Or Maybe I trick myself with foolish love First love, he was...cannot ever forget that feeling...could not eat sleep until I saw him Again Living without him... I feel Completely alone Basking in Purple Haze...
My dad loved Danny Boy & He sang it beautifully & played it on His harmonica & He sang it like the Irish tenors- indeed he'd relish Evans's take here, that I know.
I can't recall the song. Bill Evans playing and I can't recall which group either. What I do recall is @gillespeterson introducing the tune and speaking about the various artists involved. The craftsmanship and the art combine well in the heart and mind.
Just a comment about Bil Evans that many of you may know. The first Miles Davis quintet is another proof that God exists, and the pianist of this quintet was usually Red Garland. Nevertheless, in the famous "So What" recording in the "Kind of Blues" album, the pianist is Bill Evans. I didn't know, I was told this recently by a nephew who is a professional musician.
Many years ago I listened to this trio and was hooked for life and since have collected all his works, especially the verve collection. I feel there will be no other like this man. I was sad at his under-recognized fame and tragic personal life issues. Surely he would still be with us today if not for the drugs that consume all users.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful music, Bill Evans is a joy and this is a wonderful selection. Right now I'm transitioning from Everything Happens to Me, to Young and Foolish......
The music in this video is superb! It complements the visuals beautifully, adding an extra layer of emotion to each scene. The soundtrack is so well-chosen that it enhances the overall storytelling and makes the video more compelling to watch.
Comme les premières lueurs d’un soleil bienfaisant, cette musique ouvre les yeux à de nouvelles promesses et à toutes les merveilles de la nature. Evocatrices de pouvoirs au-delà de l'observation, ces pièces tirent les ficelles du cœur, attirent les nostalgies et réveillent les amours, les vies écorchés et la torpeur des veilleurs tourmentés
Evans and company are the epitome of intelligent and emotional music. And he's always tasteful. These cats are using ESP - They know when Bill wants to change tempo, time, rhythm, etc. I don't think self-driving cars will every achieve this level of communication - so God help us all! No one sounds like Evans period.
In addition to a love of solitude, Gould and Evans shared many other similarities, not the least of which was their nearly contemporaneous lifespans. Evans listed as influences a group of composers all (except one) of whom were also favoured by Gould: Bach ("certainly essential to any musician"), Brahms, Bartok, Hindemith, Schoenberg, Beethoven, and Mozart. His posture at the keyboard was just as distinctive and brought his face as close to the keys as Gould's, though Evans slumped from above rather than peeping up from below. "To be aware of the sound - that's why he hunches down," explained jazz pianist Richie Bierach of Evans' posture. "When your head is like that, you hear the stuff, your ear is lower."
They should play this in the jail system and for mental rehab sessions. Not forced listening just background. No cost, wouldn't hurt and may make a huge difference over time.
In 2020 I was admitted to a psych ward for cannabis induced psychosis (schizophrenia). They actually played what sounded like slow breathing sounds over the speakers, including our rooms. I didn't notice it at first but when I did I thought it was a bit weird and creepy. Would have much preferred Bill Evans, or Chet Baker. ANY Jazz really. Been 100% sober now from all substances for 4 years and almost 3 months. But I have to take anti-psychotics for the rest of my life. Jazz is the balm for my mind and soul.
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