Showing posts with label Pat Metheny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pat Metheny. Show all posts

Tuesday, 26 July 2011

Full Concert (and a personal note) - Shadows and Light

The Barn's Memory - G. Almeida, (circa) 1976


Within Light's Shadow


Bathed in darkness one finds doors to freedom
No clutter, no noise caused by Light's distractions.
Myriads of shadows befalling each step whilst pacing trails of Pain's inner depths .

Pain? A necessary remedy for rising to one's fortitude?

Without it one is but an empty sheet tossing in the night's wind.
No weight to one's loss, no frailty.

Without frailties,
to become non-human, monsterous, lacking shadows or scars inflicted through the pain of Light,
rendered unconscious to one's mortal forms,
to be suprahuman?

( No )
I give thanks to Flaw and am returnéd..

Uplifted only upon descent.
Past the visible world.
Past pain, oblivion and vulnerability.

Light thriving,
born from all darkened moments.

In the bosom of Light's Shadow to be soothed, annointed, rubbed.
Thenceforth "becoming" from whence one was not,
or perhaps even was within an unconscious yet visible future self.

We are all constant shadows of our own distant light.
Cast almost randomly upon the streets of Time,
full puzzles revealed fragmentally in an order only known to the grand master who is blind to fractions and only sees
[both, each, either or between] - the "whole/hole"
... within Light's Shadow.



full concert (video - 1hr 24m.)


[concerto] - Joni Mitchell, Jaco Pastorius, Michael Brecker, Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays, Don Alias - Shadows And Light.

Full concert - 1979

Wednesday, 25 August 2010

Nils Landgren, Micheal Brecker & friends..."Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight "

far too beauiful for words...




James Taylor's piece - "Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight"

Jazz Baltica July 6, 2003
Nils Landgren(vocal & trombone)
Lars Danielsson(bass)
Wolfgang Haffner(percussion)
Esbjörn Svensson(piano)
Pat Metheny(guitar)
Michael Brecker(tenor sax)

Thursday, 19 August 2010

E.S.T. "Believe Beleft Below" - Landgren, Svensson, Bergman & Strindberg

[Pt]
Para além da beleza do tema (de Esbjörn Svensson), Nils Landgren mostra a simplicidade e grandeza da sua alma musical, mesmo sem o seu trombone.
Gostei tanto disto que lembrei-me logo de dois conterrâneos seus que dispensam apresentação: Ingmar Bergman e August Strindberg.
[En]
Besides the beauty of Svensson's piece Landgren without resorting to his excellent trombone talent performs here with such graceful subtley that one can't help but surrender to his call. It is so entralling that I instantly remebered and wished to include something with two of his countrymen, artistic geniuses that need no introduction - Ingmar Bergman e August Strindberg.


Jazz Baltica 2003 with Esbjörn Svensson Trio, Schleswig Holstein Chamber Orchestra, Pat Metheny and Nils Landgren





"I love him as Music" - I. Bergman