It was amazing to do these videos and play together, Aimee! Thank you! 🙏

Absolutely lovely! This format could be its own very popular channel. More, please!❤

One more comment: If I ask myself why I want to play jazz, all I need to answer the question is to watch and listen to this performance.

Awesome

The musical chemistry is weapons-grade! You two need to find yourselves a recording booth. 👍👍👍

Make an album!!! I will buy for all my friends.

Some of the sweetest jazz I have heard in a long time xx

so nice when mom and dad are getting along

2:24 was a beautiful moment. I think sometimes, the music leads you where you should go and you both followed and played the exact same thing without predicting it.

As a guitar player, I've always watched piano players and it's broadened my playing. More collaborations please.

Wow. My two favorites on one video, I just love to hear You together.

My two favorite jazz teachers playing together! A double dip of awesomeness!

I have been following both of you for some time. You are both gifted educators and musicians. Thanks!

We are all feel blessed after listening to you 2. Many thanks 🙏 ❤

The cover image 🤣. The whole exchange was so calm and cozy. Loved it.

This piano playing it’s unreal. you’re not any less talented than the biggest most famous and highly regarded jazz pianists who’ve ever lived. I don’t understand how someone could even be better. You guys should just put this session onto a vinyl record or something these jams are crazy I’m not even kidding.

Brilliant! Thank you both.

Thank you both so much for this! Simply beautiful! What an honor!

As great as Aimee's playing is, i always forget how great her voice is. So talented.

All the playing is so very tasteful.

I love how much groovin' you two create despite no rhythm section!

Sadly you can only "like" this... Wonderful, and thank you for sharing.

Wow!! Two superb artists in their own right combined, it’s just…just…whoa.🌟👏🏽❤️

My two fav jazz educator jamming it out wow.

I never comment on these videos, but for this I'm compelled. I'm a rusty guitar player getting back to it after all these years. Jens has help me insanely, and even though you play a different instrument, so have you, Aimee. Most of what I get from you has to go into the vault until I get the chops to put it to use, but it still helps so much. Seeing both of you in the same video is like getting the chance to watch two of your old friends meet and like each other the way you knew they would. Now if you two and Tomo Fujita were ever all three in one video then I think the world would explode.

What a treat! The two of you creating such a delightful moment together - such an unexpected surprise, thanks so much!

Amazing performance! The long-awaited collaboration from the two of my favorite educators!

well when is the tconcert tour comming this cant be last time you two play together i need to see this live.We can se how fun you two have playing together

Ya'all just having way too much fun over there.

im just starting on my music journey and the Corcovado gave me something truly inspirational, thank you BOTH!

Just joined this channel through Jens channel. Love you both!🔥🔥💕

To quote an early Beatles demo song "So I am telling all my friends I am in love"

Are you fucking kidding me ? My two favourite KZfaq jazzers in one place ? This is amazing …

Loving your vocals on "Someday My Prince Will Come".

Absolutely great discussion with Jens about comping!! Thanks. You and Jens are inspirations. Thank you both.

Well, I think this was just fantastic! I've listened to Jens for several years. I am elated to have found your channel Aimee! Thank you both!

My two favourite jazz channels together! Christmas came early!

This guitar and piano duet gives me Bill Evans and Jim Hall vibes! You guys play really well off of each other! 😁

The collab we all wanted and needed!

Wow Aimee, you are a fantastic singer!

'Like a couple of tods...' 🤸‍♀️💃🎵 progression coming true out of the blue 🎉

Great guys! The vibe is in the House!!!!! Thanks!

So nice to see the two of you playing together. Been following both o f you for some years now. Thank you.

I just came over from Jens' video... awesome that 2 of my favorite jazz youtubers are playing together. I really like that his vid was the 'difficult conversation' and yours was jamming together. Awesome complimentary vids to each other.

Some of the most enjoyable 2-piece jazz music I have ever heard. Almost brought tears at times when you guys would really sync your improv on the fly.

Two of my favorite KZfaq music teachers! Thanks! I’ll head over to Jens’s channel and see the other vid now too!

I think this video captures what is wonderful about music which is the magic of musicians playing together. So wonderful ! Love you both

That was fabulous to listen to - thank you to both of you!

Jazz is an improvisation artform I dig this cool jam session going on here. a round of applause is in order after having watched this Aimee Nolte and Jens Larsen.

Awesome! Two of my favorite jazz KZfaqrs together! Thanks for sharing!

For some reasons (I don't know) I've lost myself somewhere I can't figure, like deep in a dark sea... And your "voice" brings me some peace, which takes me to the surface...

I follow both of your channels and enjoy them both a great deal. It is cool to watch you both put to practice what you teach, together.

Love you both so much! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽❤️ What a treat! 🤘🏽🔥

I've watched many of his video. Just GREAT! For some reason I thought he Jens was in the country of his accent. TASTY! Glad I can see all of that and more on Nebula. Your "Everything about Chords" videos there are excellent. Everything in one place, one time. One cannot justifiably request more.

You are showing off, and I love it. A big TY to you both.

Came for playing stayed for the singing

I love a train!

Fab! That was the very eyes of cool! True musical chemistry you guys have. Fred

Just finished Gerry Mulligan post on nebula. Another great I need to study. Thank you Aimee.

Such incredible playing, Jens and Aimee! Really cool how you play off each other's ideas. And your singing is also sublime, Aimee:)

Fantastic! It's really helpful to see how you two listen to each other and the choices you make based on what the other is doing. I'd love to see the same thing with a bass player in room. Maybe Adam Neely can join you for a KZfaq trifecta.

What a fabulous collab! Thank you!

Just poetry:) Thank you both!

Wow, the last 5min is phenomenal ❤

Great great!!

Fabulous!

Wonderful music - thank you both

In the same physical room?? WOW

Coming from Jens’ channel to say, very awesome! Cheers.

Found this through Jen's channel! Aimmee do more of these with guitar players, horn players etc. Love this stuff!

Love you both and followed you for ages. Loved the double time on the Corcovado solo & Amie amazing as always❤❤

Hey, nice. I feel like I just went to a mellow gig.

Man, I think that version of "Someday My Prints Will Come" could've saved Poloroid🤣. On a more serious note, that's an excellent version of "Prince"... At least, I really enjoyed it. Thanks.

Very cool. I really enjoy both of your channels, and it turns out they work even better when combined! This was fun, thank you!

Wow. Awesome!

Very nice I've been watching both of your channels for a long time.

so goddamn awesome

Excellent

As a guitarist, when I'm playing with a piano I honestly just turn it around and start drumming.

Wonderful to see you together! I touth you was living in a very far countries... I hope it's only a beginning... Best to you !😃

Absolutely beautiful jazz music enjoyed it a lot ❤❤❤

👍👍👍❤❤❤

Great idea and fantastic result!

Soo nice!! "Take The A Train" signed my introduction to Jazz language actually...i haven't listened to it for many years...great rendition 👏

U both sound great as a duo. Interesting to hear how the piano part and guitar work together in these great jazz songs. Nice soulful jazz voice too.

JENS LARSEN WOO!!!

Already finished ? It was to short ! Please do it again soon ! Many thanks from France.

Thanks for yet another great video, Aimee. And thank you, Jens. As soon as I saw the words "See the entire cut on Nebula", I stopped watching the KZfaq video and went right to Nebula. Fascinating conversation about musicians staying out of each other's way. And some unbelievably great playing from both of you. For anybody not yet subscribed to Nebula, you're missing a lot of great stuff. 😀

Superb 😎

Gotta xtra P along to this Duo Maesrto treat!

yay!

You better sing Aimee! 😁

awesome

so cool!😊

Soo good!👍

I have enjoyed.Thanks.

😎 cool as

EDITED "Take the "A" Train" has an interesting Origin story. Billy Strayhorn had a publishing deal with Duke Ellington from the time he joined the Ellington organization, this is why his compositions (as well as his work on partially completed Ellington compositions) were credited to Ellington for many years. In 1940 Publishing entities ASCAP and BMI were engaged in a legal dispute, the upshot of which was that the radio stations announced that they would no longer air any music by ASCAP members, Duke Ellington had belonged to ASCAP since 1935, so the vast majority of his compositions for the band could no longer be performed on radio. In order to continue to perform on radio, Ellington would need an almost entirely new repertoire, not written by an ASCAP member such as himself. Duke Ellington called on Billy Strayhorn and Mercer Ellington to fill the void in his band's book. Strayhorn and Mercer Ellington rented a hotel room and got to work composing and also reviewing Strayhorn's archive of unused material. Strayhorn had literally crumpled up "Take the "A" Train" and tossed it in the trash can. Mercer Ellington dug it out and asked "What's wrong with this", Strayhorn replied "That's an old thing I was trying to do something with, but it's too much like Fletcher Henderson". Mercer Ellington agreed, but flattened it out and put it in the keeper pile anyway. Ellington ended up choosing "Take the "A" Train" as his orchestra's new Radio theme replacing "Sepia Panorama", an Ellington composed ASCAP published composition, and the rest is history. A big batch of Strayhorn material (and some Mercer Ellington tunes) were added to the band's repertoire at that time including Strayhorn's "After All", Clementine" "Chelsea Bridge" "Johnny Come Lately" "Rain Check" "A Flower is a Lovesome Thing" and "Passion Flower" I read about this in Lush Life - A Biography of Billy Strayhorn by David Hajdu. Scholars, feel free to correct anything I got wrong about this, and add citations if you have them.

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