Pat Metheny and Toots Thielemans - Always And Forever 1992.wmv скачать видео бесплатно

Shahrul Azman

Happy Monday & have a great productivity day!

Stephen a

This is so beautiful, wistful and heart wrenching that it can't help but bring a tear to one's eye of bring to mind a lost love.......

SuperCarver2011

Love the way Toots introduces his harmonic styling on the new phrase at 3:53.It adds that special sound to Pat's mellow guitar solo. The strings create a misty dimension...somewhere out there in time.

mjlbdad

The calm after a storm.

Jazz-île JazzAyer

Where words fail, music speaks...

Domingo Sandoval

beautiful....amazing

Minaya Sun

No hay palabras... simplemente dejarse envolver por este sonido tan bello y sosegado.

DC Young

B'day salutations to jazz giant Toots Thielemans (93) with this beautiful ballad entitled, "Always and Forever" featuring Pat Metheny.

Natan Falco

Ehi ciao ciao ;-)

vikash74

Beautiful!

Kike Mach

Bello? no!! esto supera cualquier tipo de belleza.

Guitar Dude

Some players grasp the simple or the fast or the melodic and so many other little bits of music, and make a whole career out of it. HOW DOES PAT METHENY MASTER ALL OF THEM?

borachon336

good! good, sound****

SuperCarver2011

A beautiful minor mode theme reflecting on some sadness of one's soul ofperhaps knowing and losing some one dear to you. Two masters bring backthose haunting memories...of life gone by. This is a track from his album"Secret Story". Toots adds that special touch that will make this piece truly always and forever.

Mark McShane

Good wherever you are. This track, from the album Secret Story is just so lovely. Pat said of the album in an interview at the time, that the "end of the record has a lot of sadness". While this track falls roughly near the middle, it sets the table for the beautiful "sadness" that concludes the work. Just wonderful, wordless language, no?

K Lindberg

For a perspective meeting these tones - music can only have certain frequency combinations. The relative pattern of tones is timeless, beyond culture and place - it's like geometry ever present all over cosmos. Shifted up or down in eternity of octaves in pitch the relation is still the same. We perceive the tones here somewhere in Milky Way, our galaxy that alone consists of over a 100 billion stars. Our cosmos consists of over 100 billion such galaxies. Of course quite incomprehensible. Still quite a lot compared to that your body consists of 3 trillion cells - all alive right now letting you listen to music and shift your focus fully on it. Every cell consists each of around 100 billion atoms. The origin of your atoms is indeed in a part of the journey from stars way back. You consist of the same atoms that shine in stars right now, though heated up quite more. Music touch something beyond this normal sense of time and space. When you are pulsating now - and hearing these tones and just let them fill your now, your consciousness in this moment you can be sure the exact same presence of the now will happen in someone else - it connects - an eternal you. You are closer than most thought in this energy field we call existence. Really - there might as well be a portal trough your inner cosmos to the outer reach - if there is we shouldn't know just yet. Why thinking of exploring outer space when you consist of the same matter and energy fields right now in a conscious being - you bet you don't know your inner potential just yet. Whats the point of thinking of this? Because it can one day make you start meditating and stop thinking about the small pettiness that without conscious effort hinders you from your real purpose.

giovlomb

The peace in my heart

Tomoyuki Yamagishi

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UN BEL DUETTO GRANDI

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