Love to see this. It's like getting a love letter 32 years later. All is Love Bill ~ you remain an eternal inspiration to me. LAURIE

@moforibalait

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for having been this love and inspiration of and for him. 🙏

@phildupuis-skateboarding

4 жыл бұрын

I imagine how moving it can be. Musical keys are often life keys

@tylerhenderson12

4 жыл бұрын

I love your book, thank you!!

@francifranci100

3 жыл бұрын

The book about bill is amazing....thank you

@vittoriocataldo1576

3 жыл бұрын

Now I'm done reading your book... Beautiful

This man is killing me. I can NOT get enough of him.

@82stuntman

6 жыл бұрын

Daniela Bisenius Yes indeed! Bill was a pioneer in Jazz. Today, most work to imitate but not many create new ways of expressing melodic harmony the way Bill has. All 3 of these guys are at the capstone of their craft. I play upright and Marc Johnson has been quite an inspiration in my playing, possibly more than any other bassist. These guys are an inspiration to the art of Jazz.

Laurie is one of Evan's most beautiful compositions. And the trio is playing so well here. Marc Johnson perfect harmonic ideas and timing, Joe LaBarbera delicate brush work and master Bill Evans superb!

Just a genius....👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

A Master with remarkable harmony and performance chops. 😼

Everyone was and still is transfixed by this man’s genius.

Amazing tune. Great chord changes nad Bill plays this with such a sentimental purpose.

The country that produced Vivaldi certainly LOVED Evans!

was a student,l wondered why this work was to be associated with his girl friend was so sad. Now,I realized the mean how the love was so beautiful,painful and fleeting. 学生時代初めて聴いた時、どうして恋人の名前を取った曲なのに、マイナーのコードばかりでこんなに悲しく切ないのだろうと思いました。今になってその気持ちが分かる気がします。愛がこれほどに美しく儚いものなのかと。

How can you be so romantic......i wish his music will live forever !

@IsaiahBaker

3 жыл бұрын

It will

Wow is my second time of my life i ear Bill playing live , first was in Boston end of july 77 in a club in james st. he is an incredible Musician he really move me out, impressive like this magic tune. Thx you Bill Evans.

Bill evans- laurie verchomin, a eternal alliance and a love supreme.

@annamaksymienko9317

6 ай бұрын

O letto libro di segniora laurie e o opinione leggermente diversa-certo,il piccolo diamante di amore che però la realtà di loro vita insieme e passato di segniora e sua leggerezza me lasciata spesso perplessa...o impressione che segniora fin oggi aproffitta questo comunque regalo di destino come anche sua continua trampolina di lancio....

Il jazz club si chiamava Music Inn, il leggendario Music Inn; c'ero anch'io al concerto di Evans, come in tanti altri concerti dei più grandi del jazz. Ricordi meravigliosi.

@Flavius_Arbogastes

4 ай бұрын

Che fortuna immensa !!

SOOO LOVELY!!!

You could say that was a special event: the concert took place exactly one month before the death of Bill. And it was the eve of his last birthday. ThanX for post! .....Beautiful!

@biglovepress And thanks to you for inspiring this wonderful composition, one of my all,-time favorites.

Gorgeous. Possibly my favorite Bill Evans composition--maybe along with "Turn Out the Stars" and "Letter to Evan". It's getting harder and harder for me to decide, lately. Anyway, thanks much for all these great posts.

@briankinder8337

7 жыл бұрын

Poor Bill ! longest suicide in history ! put his life into the piano fortunately saw him at Ronnie Scotts 🎺🎷🎹🎹🎹🎹🎵🎼🎧🎶

thank you again for the post!

@80sruler

3 жыл бұрын

Well not everyone gets such a great tune named after them - hope you are well

thank you

🌹

Genial!!!

the faces in the audience, wow!

The caveman in the leisure suit look seems antithetically appropriate for this highly intellectual, but emotional ambiguous music somehow.

does anyone know what venue this was played at?

@thecatinthecellar

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Ingemi The place was Pepito Pignatelli's "Music Inn" at Largo dei Fiorentini in Rome

No veas que tres musicos.