hey man i found it!the whole video soon i will put it on my youtube

www.bilibili.com/video/av92790646

@@zyr3554 b站哈哈哈谢谢大佬

@zyr - is the video still Up the link only had the 15 min promo

hmu on instagram @daria.levi i can send you the full thing :]

I couldn't say it better myself

Dyon hahaha just noticed!! I was wondering how is he in the rehearsals, and how he treats the musicians and all of that... just curious

Grudman Yes! He seems to be a sweet person. Do you know him?

Grudman Do you remember when has someone been disrespectful with him? Any video link please? Pure curiousity

I would imagine that it is a major selfless on his part to let other people sing his perfectly conceived parts...imperfection is a risk he takes...

Axel Kazanski has

*Fmaj Oh wait I'm talking about 15:13

Excuse me but at 15:09, I hear a C7sus4 :)

@@SOPRATENOR I see what you mean - it could be there for a split second but there is an A and Bb and with some people copying the C that he is hitting, it sounds more like a Bbmaj9

Oh yes thank you my friend! With my speakers, I had not heard the A so I listened with a good headphones and indeed, there is, as you said, an A and a Bb. So, personally, I would call this chord (audience + Genius on the stage) a C13 (even if it misses the D) ... Or so C7/6 sus4 :) It's nice to talk with real musicians!

agreeing with Gus/Sopratenor: since this is the V chord in the musical phrase, I would have to go with C7/6 sus4. We jazz pianists would write this as a C7sus4 though, where the 6/13 would be implied as a color tone - but also as an arranger, I would describe it the way Sopratenor has it as well (or if this was a "pop tune" maybe Bbma7/C). And how exactly does one write a poly chord in figured bass? :-D I get the 3rd inversion notation (6:5), but how does one put that over C? LOL! Not that any of this silliness matters at all LOL! I just like talking to fellow musicians as well ;-)

Breath taking. I play it over and over, again and again! What a feeling!

Love the FLW avatar.

So you mean the perfect blend of Jacob, Jacob, Jacob and Jacob. Got it.

Jacob is incredible, he picks up where Stevie Wonder left off - and that is saying a LOT!!! He has also really grown into being a great concert high energy performer as well. Love the guy, so inspiring on so many levels!!!

Beethoven.

+Mikiin ajijic Stevie was a virtuoso vocalist and harmonica player as well as being one of the greatest songwriters of all time. Collier is nowhere near Stevie Wonder's level of genius in those fields. kind of laughable actually that you would compare two completely different styles. Jacob is very good at what he does, but it has very little to do with what Stevie does.

dylan foley I don't think it's fair to compare two very different musicians in very different genres, with different styles. Both are legendary in their own right.

dylan foley Dude, you officially lost this debate the moment you typed the word “turd.” You also proved that you need to put in a lot more time listening to Stevie. “Modal interchange” is about the hardest thing he’s done.” Since when was it a competition to see who can execute the hardest thing musically speaking? I’m ecstatic about a musician like Jacob. He is one in a billion but until he will never ever touch the number of lives that Stevie has. Don’t forget, Stevie was signed to Motown records when he was 11!!! Oh, and I’m pretty sure that Stevie could give a deuce about closing the argument on dualistic vs. non-dualistic. Take a note: Too much talk about the math, science, and theory of music tends to take the fun out of it. Stevie not only sang those songs using his “expressive voice” he also wrote the music, those incredibly poetic lyrics, but in most cases he also played every instrument on any given song. I don’t want to sound like I’m against Jacob because I’m not. Even Jacob would tell you that you’re wrong about your opinions, and it would have nothing to do with him being humble. It would have everything to do with him telling the truth. Stay classy.

ikr

"As" is also a Stevie song, not Becca's.

Hi Ryan, do you know what the very first song is? On the keyboard

@@MattLittleMatt Should be his rendition of Blackbird again

@@MattLittleMatt It's an introduction. In a KZfaq video with the full concert is listed as "Intro".

true this moment gave me so much goosebumps

sooo true, I was up there in the gallery and I went crazy in that moment. So far the most memorable moment in a concert for me...

I thought the same hahahah :")

Shoutaboutit z

Shoutaboutit q

Ah... that moment!!

Ohh...very nice! That was a magical edit. Thanks Charles for bring us back to that moment.

the headshakes too

The 3rd installment of the interview you just uploaded with Jacob was great. Thank you for all you've done to pick apart his mind and arrangements. You're amazingly talented, June, and your work with Jacob has given me many, many hours of joy. Thank you!!

Hey June, were you there??

It's Suzie Collier, Jacob's mum, on violin! :)

June Lee we need you

Thankfully the world has June Lee: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ia9jiKeUvprMmWg.htmlm

Yes indeed!!!!!! Thanks man!

Agree. Up there for me as one of the best gigs ever!

flashylite yep!

S30V You want the universe to explode? Clearly you want the universe to explode.

Yes.

Singing in the dead of night btw :)

That's actually Jacob's theme and variations on The Beatles' Blackbird.

Hi

procura por Bobby McFerrin ;)

Minor seventh inspiration as well

ebby ola augmented inspiration!

you will still die in abject suffering