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TinySickTears 07-02-2016 04:31 AM

Hiromi Uehara
 
if you have never heard of her she is worth looking into.
been listening to her a lot

i cant post links to youtube yet but if you are on youtube and post these into the search bar the vids will come up. first is hiromi playing scicilian blue.

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here is a duet with her and chick corea

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she is amazing

TinySickTears 07-02-2016 04:58 AM

post this in youtube search. full concert...she opens with gershwin.
amazing stuff

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Lisnaholic 07-02-2016 05:41 AM

Welcome to MB, TinySickTears! :wave:
I saw your post in the Zappa thread, so I thought I'd take your advice here and look for Hiromi on YouTube. Here's your first recommendation:-



She's quite a stylish performer, and this sounds pretty good, although personally I don't usually have the patience to listen to solo jazz piano.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy MB, and post us some more recommendations, though you may find that some of the music sections are rather quiet these days. :(

dwill123 07-09-2016 06:28 AM

I saw her about 10 years ago at Club Iridium in NYC. She opened for Billy Cobham. She has definite skills but performance that night seemed a little disjointed. She was young and was opening for a fusion icon with a monster band that night (g, Frank Gambale; k, Tom Coster; b, Victor Bailey). Since then her playing appears much more focused.

Lisnaholic 07-10-2016 07:39 AM

I wonder how big the club was, dwill? Because I can imagine that being a problem too; it's not easy to get a big boiterous crowd to calm down for her kind of music. Oddly enough, I heard an interview a while ago with Dave Brubeck who once had a similar prob, but worse; him and his piano were headlining after a noisy band and he was terrified that he would be an anti-climax. Luckily for him, he did a great job and got a standing ovation. Well, at his best, DB can draw you in, get you relaxed, then blow your head off with some great jazz jamming!

BTW, if a mod passes by, perhaps they'd be kind enough to do some thread merging with this one of Chula's: http://www.musicbanter.com/jazz-blues/80327-hiromi.html

A tidy forum is a happy forum! :thumb:

dwill123 07-10-2016 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lisnaholic (Post 1718725)
I wonder how big the club was, dwill? Because I can imagine that being a problem too; it's not easy to get a big boiterous crowd to calm down for her kind of music. Oddly enough, I heard an interview a while ago with Dave Brubeck who once had a similar prob, but worse; him and his piano were headlining after a noisy band and he was terrified that he would be an anti-climax. Luckily for him, he did a great job and got a standing ovation. Well, at his best, DB can draw you in, get you relaxed, then blow your head off with some great jazz jamming!

Estimated maximum capacity of the Iridium Jazz Club is approximately 170.

Neapolitan 07-10-2016 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TinySickTears (Post 1716013)
if you have never heard of her she is worth looking into.
been listening to her a lot

i cant post links to youtube yet but if you are on youtube and post these into the search bar the vids will come up. first is hiromi playing scicilian blue.



here is a duet with her and chick corea



she is amazing

I'm a fan of hers too. I have her CD Time Control.

sweetSmoke 07-11-2016 06:59 AM

I've seen a few performances of YT. A great jazz and fusion player but she bores me to tears.


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