Talk about breath control !!!! Jimmy Dorsey had this technique also and it was passed on to Sinatra. God, these Ellington and Basie guys were ' PRIMO"..as for todays "popular" music...ho hum :-(
circular breathing = Using the cheeks as a bellow to push air out and play a notes while breathing in. Easy once you get the concept down and practice a bit.
@gomektampa I don't mean to disturb you, but if you are interested in listening to something which concerns with circular breathing check out: Pasculli - Le Api:) It's a song made for clarinet by an Italian composer, almost unnoticed
@gomektampa the technique is actually not terribly difficult to perform if you learn it the proper way. it doesn't matter what type of nostrils you have, i promise you anyone with a nose, mouth, and lungs can do it . if you're having trouble, don't give up. it is possible.
@arciduca31 its actually really easy, and im white. it has nothing to do with nostril size haha. when you want to breathe in, you just puff up your cheeks and push air out with your cheek muscles, and inhale thru the nose
@arciduca31 circular breathing i s basically where the person breathes in then puts the air into their mouth. they then use their cheeks to squeeze the air out whilst breathing in through their nose... I think :)
@arciduca31 Circular breathing isn't actually breathing through your nose and exhaling simultaneously. common misconception. How it really works: take a breath, and filled your mouth with the air. close off the connection between your mouth and wind pipe. now use only your cheek to push the air out of your mouth and play the note. because you closed the connection between your mouth and wind pipe, you can breathe in with your nose while pushing the air out of your mouth with your cheeks
Desde el minuto 2:24 el gran saxofonista barítono HARRY CARNEY practica lo que se llama RESPIRACION CIRCULAR (toma aire y lo expulsa mientras toca, pudiendo estar así muchisimo tiempo, sin hacer pausa en la música). Y o y tengo un disco de música de MONGOLIA en la que un intñérpretelo consigue con la flauta.
Don't you just love Johnny Hodges in the background. So unimpressed by something maybe 2 or 3 players in the world can do. Got to hand it to Duke, he did get the best musicians.
I got to know this song by reading a book written by Haruki Murakami ...it's called After Dark . Most of the conflicts in the book have jazz as a background. Ir's cool to know music through literature.
Duke's compositions are full of imagery. What I especially appreciate is that many of his works are accompanied by extensive explanations (think of Harlem suite, Afro Euroasian eclipse, Far east suite), which makes him both a modern conceptual artist and still a great composer of profound aesthetics (although some would argue differently, this is my opinion). Thanks for the vid.
Even Duke looked bemused at the length of that note. He looked as if to say "what the hell you doin man" Too long and pointless. The rest was cool though.
@aznprd92 Second to Mulligan? Are you crazy? Carney put the Baritone on the map and had the most gorgeous tone in jazz history. Mulligan was a great player but a better arranger and behind Serge Challof and Leo Parker in my opinion, of the bebop Baritones. Carney was in a league of his own imo!!
I considered Mulligan less of a Bopper and more on the smooth/cool jazz spectrum. His cool, "thick" tone mixed with the "lazy" articulation made him more stylistically different than any baritone player so far.
Mulligan to me sounded like a Lester Young disciple on Baritone. There is no way you can call him more stylistically original than Challof. No Way!! Mulligan made his reputation on his gifts as an innovative composer/arranger. The success of his quartet popularized Baritone playing to wider audience than the others, and that his his main contribution to Baritone playing!
Amen Hutzjohn. Duke Ellington remains my all-time favorite big band jazz arranger, composer, pianist, band leader! As you said it best, genius is the only apt word to describe the Duke!
Jlmusicfan57 dont you just wish you could go back in time and see the Duke live. I believe this and Mood Indigo are two of best jazz songs ever written.
Wow! Just beautiful!
seeking911 1 week ago
astonishing
009sage 3 weeks ago
Heavenly.
AlkeFort 1 month ago
johnny hodges is maaad cool just sitting there...now he's got SWAG! and well all of them..these guys were the best of the best!
mindtrap13 1 month ago 3
Now that's some heavy playing on the baritone there
mrpicky510 1 month ago
I can't stop listening to this. Such great quality and that sound from that saxophone amazes me.
xxgg55 1 month ago
@Rayquaza042599 The circular breath is possible when you make a breath and you're blowing by yours cheeks. Hard but possible.
MikolajJackson 2 months ago
such a beautiful sound,
deepwoodskentuckian 2 months ago
So sexy....
pchancin7840 2 months ago
What a sound...
Feluuula 2 months ago
Talk about breath control !!!! Jimmy Dorsey had this technique also and it was passed on to Sinatra. God, these Ellington and Basie guys were ' PRIMO"..as for todays "popular" music...ho hum :-(
buickfiero 2 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Duke Ellington
This is why my band instructor says "Get the dynamics!". I knew they were important, not this important though lol jk
Cujoxor2 3 months ago
this music makes me even more feminine.
Endlessdark6 3 months ago
@Endlessdark6 Me too, and I'm a man.
amaxamon 3 months ago
Impresionante...
khanimambobar 3 months ago in playlist murakami's music
school project why..............
TheTemplarnight 3 months ago
=O Freakin LONG NOTE!!!
WhiteLionKing10 4 months ago
The Duke had music nailed.
BarnGein 4 months ago 2
Where have all the music gone?....
AlicelnWonderIand 4 months ago
how do u dislike this!?!?!?!?!??!??!
JazzmanZL 4 months ago
Ugh... my lungs hurt after hearing that long note... and I didn't even play it! >_<
JalapenoJr 4 months ago
It seems like the rest of the band were angry with him. Quiet a shame for "jazz" musicians...
jettoignaster 5 months ago
The best!!!
sandrovaro 5 months ago
@Rayquaza042599
You have it right ...my father could do that ...he was a trumpet player . breathing in thru the nose while blowing out with the mouth.
dgcmusi 5 months ago
I want this version on my ipod!!!
marcusparks 5 months ago
I should have been a Jazz Musician!
Mariachera83 5 months ago
dim the lights, light a candle, pop a champagne, put the kids to bed, its tiime baby, this is grown folk music.
davidyee 5 months ago 3
circular breathing = Using the cheeks as a bellow to push air out and play a notes while breathing in. Easy once you get the concept down and practice a bit.
darkblood4625 6 months ago
that's what I call music!!!!!
max75016 6 months ago
Wow!
komo40 6 months ago
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decus69 7 months ago
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decus69 7 months ago
@gomektampa it just takes some practice.
alektaylor 7 months ago
Magico!!!!!
pauligurize 7 months ago
I N C O N T O U R N A B L E !!!!!!
SLAIEH 7 months ago
@gomektampa from experience I have to admit a bigger nose would help, but it isn't impossible
UNC3345 7 months ago
@gomektampa Nice to talk to people having a refined sense of humor! :)
pippoMASO 7 months ago
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pippoMASO 7 months ago
@gomektampa I don't mean to disturb you, but if you are interested in listening to something which concerns with circular breathing check out: Pasculli - Le Api:) It's a song made for clarinet by an Italian composer, almost unnoticed
pippoMASO 7 months ago
@gomektampa the technique is actually not terribly difficult to perform if you learn it the proper way. it doesn't matter what type of nostrils you have, i promise you anyone with a nose, mouth, and lungs can do it . if you're having trouble, don't give up. it is possible.
PsychosisGnome 8 months ago
@gomektampa I'm a white guy with a medium-small nose and I can do it just fine.
UNC3345 8 months ago
@gomektampa thanks, much interesting!
arciduca31 8 months ago
@arciduca31 its actually really easy, and im white. it has nothing to do with nostril size haha. when you want to breathe in, you just puff up your cheeks and push air out with your cheek muscles, and inhale thru the nose
Ukabumba 6 months ago
what kind of sax is that? it's enormous. it's obviousley true what the say about coloured men, the really do have bigger 'instruments'.
zarthbacon 8 months ago
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nitro0555 8 months ago
@zarthbacon A baryton sax
nitro0555 8 months ago
@nitro0555 BARITONE!!!!!! saxophone not baryton
mrchris45d 8 months ago
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nitro0555 8 months ago
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@mrchris45d Sorry, just a little "norwenglish" there. You probably understood me.
nitro0555 8 months ago
@zarthbacon its a baritone saxophone
mrchris45d 8 months ago
@Rayquaza042599 how is it possible physiologically?
arciduca31 9 months ago
@arciduca31 i know, how to do, but i'm not so good at it yet...
you need to breathe the air in your lungs, but press it out your mouth at the same time...
so try to breathe through the nose und push out air, that you keep in mouth, push it out with your cheeks...
kinda like this ^^
Camicente 8 months ago
@arciduca31 circular breathing i s basically where the person breathes in then puts the air into their mouth. they then use their cheeks to squeeze the air out whilst breathing in through their nose... I think :)
mexicanchiliman 6 months ago
@mexicanchiliman Yeah takes lots of practice.
Mariachera83 5 months ago
@arciduca31 Circular breathing isn't actually breathing through your nose and exhaling simultaneously. common misconception. How it really works: take a breath, and filled your mouth with the air. close off the connection between your mouth and wind pipe. now use only your cheek to push the air out of your mouth and play the note. because you closed the connection between your mouth and wind pipe, you can breathe in with your nose while pushing the air out of your mouth with your cheeks
Salamander014 2 months ago
@arciduca31 when you're breathing in, you still can blow with air left in your mouth
MattMurdockCZ 1 month ago
@arciduca31 it is amazing
music77125 1 month ago
3:25 "What the..? He still breathing?? Somebody better check his pulse, that might be just gas escaping from his body."
TheWye 9 months ago
two things:
1. I love how Johnny Hodges kind of dozes off and realizes "Oh crap I'm supposed to be playing" at 3:35
2. the 4 dislikes are just hatin' because they can't hold a note for that long
teejay5962 9 months ago 4
oh my gosh, that guy can circle breath so freaking awesomly!
Crazyflowereater 9 months ago 2
so good. so relaxed!!!
sandrovaro 10 months ago
love this....so beautiful..now, that's music !!!
sissydeeda 10 months ago
3:20 "Holy shit, dude"
argentino39 10 months ago 12
@argentino39 you are sixteen, I realize!!!!!
arciduca31 10 months ago 4
@arciduca31 And you are from Italy
argentino39 10 months ago
@argentino39 Duke's face is more like "Really? Let's wrap this shit up."
hotamali 9 months ago
@hotamali lmao
argentino39 9 months ago
Wow!! That ONE note. He didn't have to play anything else...lol
CMane 10 months ago
I love how Johnny Hodges misses the last note and pretends to play. What a boss :)
pebblefrog196 10 months ago
harry carney is the best baritone sax player of his era
aldobarisax 11 months ago
Thumbs up for the other sax player sitting there, doing absolutely nothing
stevieb89 11 months ago 30
@stevieb89 lol thats johnny hodges, he is a friggin beast, check him out
iplayblackopsalot 2 months ago
@stevieb89 that other sax player is Johnny Hodges -- one of the finest saxophonists of all time
thesearchformagik 1 month ago 3
Hope I can find the video of Billy Eckstine sing this great standard ???
joeasmythe 11 months ago
wow.. you can't go wrong after an intro like that,, the duke makes it seem so effortless and SO classy
tpark91 11 months ago
Honestly with a song like this I just wanna lie back, smoke a spliff or even a cigarette and think
bleachno9 11 months ago
3 People are unsophisticated. Just goes without saying.
rick4318 11 months ago
This song is amazing, i just LOVE it too much
TheThestarplayer 11 months ago
uneal
Jamil131millz 1 year ago
A bit tasteless, that last note.
BuckshotLaFunke 1 year ago
lets sit in my room listen to it...take a cup of wine or two...have a little chat...and make sweet love.
biankitaism 1 year ago 24
@biankitaism I agree entierly with what
arciduca31 1 year ago 4
CRAZY!!! LOVED it!!!
JayeYvonne 1 year ago
hah! check out that other sax player just chillin, that says it all
jalofnotrade 1 year ago 2
"The music of Duke Ellington...
Music for the middle of the night ... "
- Haruki Murakami {After Dark}
MirageMC 1 year ago 2
@MirageMC I just finished After Dark! So naturally, I had to look this up.
indiahena 1 year ago
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MirageMC 1 year ago
@indiahena @indiahena Yeah! Murakami keeps me loving jazz more that I usually do... : )
MirageMC 1 year ago
Che classe sensazionale...
EggTheBox 1 year ago
and no applaus!!!!????
ponkwrt 1 year ago
I had the honor of attending a Duke Ellington concert back in 1960 at the U of Chicago. It was an evening I'll never forget!
dyad2r1 1 year ago
first solo i ever transcribed <3
sockrepairman 1 year ago
wah, k jevi
konkosto 1 year ago
i want to play sax :(!!!
indagadavida 1 year ago
this song is so sophisticated :) I love it!
geoffpeterstrio 1 year ago
wow, really wow, that last note.
cassandra5322 1 year ago
god if i could play my bari half as well as Harry Carney.
boredincorperated 1 year ago
WHOA!! Talk about skills! =)
sillysamantha93 1 year ago
2:30... geez I really wonder what he's thinking
Amarynthine 1 year ago
Desde el minuto 2:24 el gran saxofonista barítono HARRY CARNEY practica lo que se llama RESPIRACION CIRCULAR (toma aire y lo expulsa mientras toca, pudiendo estar así muchisimo tiempo, sin hacer pausa en la música). Y o y tengo un disco de música de MONGOLIA en la que un intñérpretelo consigue con la flauta.
LEONCODAJJ 1 year ago
the light and color is a beauty
Morellolover 1 year ago
Johnny Hodges in the wing
samadjhi 1 year ago
wedding nite song
overnitesinsay 1 year ago
thank u
overnitesinsay 1 year ago
sexy aint the word this is down rite religious
overnitesinsay 1 year ago
heres a chill piece
overnitesinsay 1 year ago
I love you, Duke.
ericinareis 1 year ago
love it!!!
What great breathing control my gosh!!
DeannDmere 1 year ago
Billy Eckstine did the best vocal on this song of anyone. He always said it was the toughest song he ever sang, if you can, give it a listen.
joeasmythe 1 year ago
i pretty sure this is my favorite jazz solo performance, i will never stop listening to this
SaverinoMusic 1 year ago
the other mastro of the elligton band.
ksenos69 1 year ago
AMAZING!!!! How on earth does he hold that last note for sooooo long!? especially on the baritone!!?
ftenorsaxist95 1 year ago
@ftenorsaxist95 he is secretly a god :D
creamtangerines 1 year ago
@creamtangerines not secretly.. he IS God! hahaha
00AnaC 1 year ago
Sophisticated and unforgettable Lady.....))
0simbade0 1 year ago
He played the note for exactly a minute. With breath control like that, Harry Carney could've been a master yogi.
segould 1 year ago
Man.. if i was born 30-40 years earlier i would have went to this concert, i live nearby!
Crazyguitarman1991 1 year ago
amazing! damn fresh
FucDaNuSkool 1 year ago
That was beyond words!!
baugergroup 1 year ago
I would shit out my lungs!
bakinek 1 year ago
Don't you just love Johnny Hodges in the background. So unimpressed by something maybe 2 or 3 players in the world can do. Got to hand it to Duke, he did get the best musicians.
eflatguy 1 year ago 2
3:20 Ellington's like "... the fuck you doing?"
fatleader 1 year ago 25
as sopfisticated as my pfarts
Rab Hiney
andifyouhadtwocoats 1 year ago
que buen sonido que le saca a ese saxofon!
musicgia 1 year ago
Incredible technique (and just check out my my man Johny Hodges giving him space to develop)
mifleegler 1 year ago
that circular breathing bastard.
thats amazing.
jadzn1 1 year ago
The very combination of classical thinking and modern style in Ellington's work completely let you travel through the cosmos...
makkreol 1 year ago
nothing beats this. this is amazing
rachisands 1 year ago
Amazing phrasing on Baritone
KibaPeng 1 year ago
I got to know this song by reading a book written by Haruki Murakami ...it's called After Dark . Most of the conflicts in the book have jazz as a background. Ir's cool to know music through literature.
fearless930219 1 year ago
that sustained note is ridiculous!
NeatSquash 1 year ago
@NeatSquash i timed it..approx a minute & twenty seconds! such skill. loveee itt!
cad3nced 1 year ago
This is the real business !! Thanks for the posting terrific. Duke had it all as well as th best musicians going ?
teazle2 1 year ago
When gods walked the earth..
dougcash1 1 year ago 2
um more from this concert please, absolutely love it
SaverinoMusic 1 year ago
Incredible what this saxman does beginning at 3:00 until the end. Talk about skill!
musicfanBRA 1 year ago
Duke's compositions are full of imagery. What I especially appreciate is that many of his works are accompanied by extensive explanations (think of Harlem suite, Afro Euroasian eclipse, Far east suite), which makes him both a modern conceptual artist and still a great composer of profound aesthetics (although some would argue differently, this is my opinion). Thanks for the vid.
makkreol 1 year ago 2
amazing. I never heard any saxman pull that long note off before! the Duke rocks!~
JukeJointHop 1 year ago 2
Tremendous breathing tecnique, circular like I've never heard anyone!
helluvagun 1 year ago
i saw joshua redman play this song last night. He was incredible!!!!!
solostrad 1 year ago
ho yes :)
VJSco 1 year ago
Siempre me ha encantado el Duke !!
saxoflautaful 1 year ago
omg what lungs! awesome playing!
SaverinoMusic 1 year ago
bello
antoniettacuomo 1 year ago
awesome sax playing!
-Randall Padilla
Google: 23.5 note per second
randypadilla209 2 years ago
Even Duke looked bemused at the length of that note. He looked as if to say "what the hell you doin man" Too long and pointless. The rest was cool though.
copstolemywife 2 years ago
It's more flashy than anything. He was showing off his ability to circular breathe. I actually liked it.
archlordXd0 1 year ago 2
For circular breathing advice,technique,contact: Harold E. Thomas ,Danger Zone Band-Macon,Georgia.He's aTrue Master.
blackbear2136 2 years ago
This song is in the funk. It is about fucking.
musicissopretty 2 years ago
I dunno... I still like the track from "Duke in Munich" way better.
I'm playing this in our senior jazz band. It's an amazing piece :) The long note at the end is hard on my little lungs :P
zacllama 2 years ago
Grazie arciduca31
LudwigDaThrasher 2 years ago
lindo
otto22ful 2 years ago
Just turn the lights low and let her cling to you as you dance very slowly across the floor
nunicorng 2 years ago 24
very romantic! Cordiality from Italy
arciduca31 2 years ago 6
@nunicorng i just got a boner.
queekers 1 year ago
@nunicorng That was wonderful!!
celestialpathway 1 year ago
omg its a video!!! dont ever delete this you have just made my year!!!!
thankyou so much
1986cherrelle 2 years ago 3
Just look at Johnny Hodges.
A fantastic musician, but what a miserable bastard.
avril2 2 years ago
He looks REALLY bored.
TheMusicmanMB 2 years ago
Wow.. circular breathing
aznprd92 2 years ago
How bout that circular breathing...unbelieveable!
ccpwrestling 2 years ago 41
agreed!
Tcho713 2 years ago
@ccpwrestling Is that what he's doing on that long note he holds??
rickriddle 1 year ago
A huevo! esta bien chida esta rola, la voy a sacar tengo la partitura para sax alto.
nyerzo 2 years ago
i would love to hear lester young on this
carlomagno913 2 years ago 2
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Luc22a 2 years ago
Duke was and is the man. Always shared the spot-light! A true classic.
rafikcc 2 years ago 3
Harry Carney was probably the best Baritone sax player ever
daddymitch7 2 years ago 6
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ejectbutton62 2 years ago
I think he was second to Gerry Mulligan, but certainly up there
aznprd92 2 years ago
@aznprd92 Second to Mulligan? Are you crazy? Carney put the Baritone on the map and had the most gorgeous tone in jazz history. Mulligan was a great player but a better arranger and behind Serge Challof and Leo Parker in my opinion, of the bebop Baritones. Carney was in a league of his own imo!!
jibsmokestack1 1 year ago 3
I considered Mulligan less of a Bopper and more on the smooth/cool jazz spectrum. His cool, "thick" tone mixed with the "lazy" articulation made him more stylistically different than any baritone player so far.
archlordXd0 1 year ago
Mulligan to me sounded like a Lester Young disciple on Baritone. There is no way you can call him more stylistically original than Challof. No Way!! Mulligan made his reputation on his gifts as an innovative composer/arranger. The success of his quartet popularized Baritone playing to wider audience than the others, and that his his main contribution to Baritone playing!
jibsmokestack1 1 year ago
@daddymitch7 er.... except possibly Gerry mulligan !!!
teazle2 1 year ago
watching this for test @ music class next wednesday, about Edward Kenny "Duke" Ellington
xbadii3gurlx 2 years ago
that's just hte dream!
JWARDable 2 years ago
Amen Hutzjohn. Duke Ellington remains my all-time favorite big band jazz arranger, composer, pianist, band leader! As you said it best, genius is the only apt word to describe the Duke!
jlmusicfan57 2 years ago
Jlmusicfan57 dont you just wish you could go back in time and see the Duke live. I believe this and Mood Indigo are two of best jazz songs ever written.
Hutzjohn 2 years ago
Another great piece mentioned by Murakami Haruki.
SJamesGray 2 years ago
Ipodjunkie this is not Jazz this is Genius
Hutzjohn 2 years ago
Ipodjunkie this is not Jazz this Genius
Hutzjohn 2 years ago 2
lovely
tinamina3 2 years ago