#Hiromi Uehara

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Hey. You. Yeah, you.

Want to see the coolest shit ever?

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Hiromi Uehara performing “I’ve Got Rhythm” at Live In Jazz 2010, Marciac, France 

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The band members of Afterglow giving Ran some delicious cake

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Hiromi is on fire, she has so much fun playing.

Hiromi's Sonicwonder - Tiny Desk Concert (2023)

SET LIST "Sonicwonderland" "Wanted"

Hiromi Uehara: piano, keys Adam O'Farrill: trumpet Gene Coye: drums Hadrien Feraud: bass

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✨ Put 5 songs you listen to, post it, then send this ask to 10 of your favorite followers 

Going to use this as an opportunity to shill some jazz fusion for fans of different genres

Blue Sky - Quail What if you made a pop song, played it with a big band/rock band hybrid, and filled it with jazz solos. This band is tragically underrated, they're like a tighter version of Sammy Rae & The Friends imo.

What's Going On? - J-Music Ensemble Jazz cover of a track from Persona 5 with all the acid jazz and funk leanings of the original, executed by the legendary Patrick Bartley himself on sax, complete with two separate solo-trading battles and finishing with an insane percussion solo. My favourite song of all time if I had to pick. If you like VGM or funk, you'll love this.

Strasbourg/St. Denis - Roy Hargrove One of the most legendary jazz performances of all time. If you're looking for 'classic' jazz to get into, this is the piece and, more specifically, the performance that got me into jazz (It had to be split into two parts to avoid the youtube censor gods)

Lingus - Snarky Puppy Do you like rock? Do you like funk? Do you like songs that sound like they could be in a really groovy but slightly sinister Mario or Sonic level? Do you like pieces of music that are so good they got a standing ovation in the middle of the song? Do you like synth solos so good that multiple famous pianists said it made them feel sufficiently inadequate as to want to quit entirely? Well, you should. Also featuring the legendary Larnell Lewis (my current pick for best drummer in the world, any genre), who had never heard this song until the plane over to the recording studio; this was recorded the next day.

Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 8 - Hiromi I wanted to showcase one of a whole subgenre of jazz interpretations of classical music, and while there are other individual pieces which stand out to me more, there are few performers with such incredible talent and virtuosity as Hiromi. While she does have a number of classical-inspired pieces, that's far from her one-trick, and her original work and in particular her Tiny Desk are well worth checking out (the first Tiny Desk song is so incredibly funky!). If you like this, please also check out Regina Carter, she is simply incredible.

There are literally dozens more I could mention, big and small: Chick Corea, Mulatu Astatke, Miles Davis, Avishai Cohen, Alfa Mist, Midorinomaru, Jacob Mann Big Band, Matthieu Fiset, Jesus Molina, Shubh Saran (massively recommend him if you like metal actually), the Mark Giuliana Jazz Quartet, Washington State University Big Band (also horrifically underrated, they've done some excellent versions of standards and some wonderful originals!), House of Waters, okay I could be here all day

that was a lot more than 5 songs and I know people are not likely to read this, let alone listen to those recommendations, but I had fun compiling and writing this, and that's what it's all about. Please anyone let me know if you listen to any of these!

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Born in Hamamatsu, Japan, and educated at Boston’s Berklee College of Music, renowned jazz pianist and composer Hiromi Uehara – known professionally as Hiromi – splits her time between homes in New York and Tokyo. Her musical skills were recognized from an early age. At 14, Hiromi performed with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. Three years later, Chick Corea invited her to share the stage at his Tokyo concert. Recognized for her artistry by DownBeat’s annual critics and readers polls, Hiromi is currently touring to promote her album “Sonicwonderland.” Fans may follow her music and travel updates on Instagram. This interview has been edited for clarity and length.

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Fool on the Hill / Chick Corea & Hiromi Uehara

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Hiromi: Tiny Desk Concert

この前ライブ観に行ったけど、超絶技巧のジャズピアニストというより「音楽演奏に特化した生態を持つ宇宙人」を見てる気分だった。というか実際にそれだった。

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Earlier today I posted a bunch of links to Jazz trios. Only after the fact did I realize I managed to listen for hours without hearing any women musicians! 

 Julius Rodriques will be sharing a showcase with Danielle Ponder, with some dates here in the States and then in Britain. I didn’t know her music before. What a voice! The video for her song Some Of Us Are Brave makes me happy. Kris Funn collaborates with Akua Allrich.

I’ve got to do more digging but not linking to Hiromi Uehara in a post about Jazz trios if an oversight which requires correction: Hiromi Uehara The Trio Project "Desire"

Obviously some of the biggest names in music are women. But women are under-represented in the music business.

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canon in D but it keeps getting jazzier

Hiromi Uehara performs Pachelbel's Canon In D. Transcribed by Tony Williams.

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Chick Corea - Concierto de Aranjuez - Hiromi Uehara - Spain

(La meraviglia)

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BLUE GIANT: il primo teaser del film d’animazione è tutto un groove

La pellicola, tratta dal premiato manga di Shinichi Ishizuka, debutterà in Giappone il 17 febbraio.

In quanto a musica, il jazz non è fra i generi che ascolto abitualmente, ma ammetto di apprezzarlo un po’ ovunque lo trovo. Parlando di anime, poi, è quasi sempre la colonna sonora di qualche perla. 

Speriamo sia anche il caso del film d’animazione di “BLUE GIANT”, in uscita in Giappone il 17 febbraio 2023, del quale è stato pubblicato un primo teaser trailer, che trovate qui di seguito.

La pellicola, tratta dal premiato manga di Shinichi Ishizuka, è diretta da Yuzuru Tachikawa (Mob Psycho 100, Death Parade) presso lo studio NUT (Deca-Dence, Saga of Tanya the Evil).

La sceneggiatura è invece a cura di NUMBER 8, che è stato l'editor responsabile del manga e ha lavorato a stretto contatto con l’autore, in qualità di story director.

Uno studente del terzo anno delle superiori, Dai Miyamoto, il cui cuore è stato toccato dal Jazz, ha continuato a suonare il sassofono da solo a Kawahara, con la pioggia o con il sole, giorno e notte, per molti anni. “Voglio diventare il miglior sassofonista del mondo!” Sforzi, talento, fede, l’ambiente circostante, fortuna… cosa è più importante per raggiungere il proprio obiettivo?

Assieme al video di oggi, è stata annunciata inoltre anche la combo di musicisti coinvolta nel progetto. 

La pianista di fama mondiale Hiromi Uehara è sia la compositrice delle musiche, che la performer per il personaggio di Yukinori Sawabe. Il sassofono di Dai, invece, è suonato da Tomoaki Baba, mentre alla batteria di Shunji Tamada troviamo Shun Ishiwaka, il batterista della band Millennium Parade.

Il manga è stato lanciato nel 2013 e la prima parte, conclusasi nel 2016, è stata raccolta in 10 volumi. L’opera è edita in Italia da J-POP Manga e ha ricevuto una nomination sia nell’edizione 2015, che in quella del 2016, dei Manga Taisho Awards, mentre nel 2017 ha vinto il Gran Premio nella categoria Manga in occasione dei Japan Media Arts Festival Awards.  

Fra il 2016 e il 2020 è stato pubblicato il sequel dal titolo “Blue Giant Supreme”, anch’esso raccolto in 10 volumi. Nel maggio 2020 è iniziata la serializzazione della terza parte della storia, che sta proseguendo sotto il nome “Blue Giant Explorer”.

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Autore: SilenziO)))

blogger // anime enthusiast // twitch addict // unorthodox blackster - synthwave lover // penniless gamer

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Pianist and jazz composer Hiromi Uehara brings Hiromi's Sonicwonder to Europe for a summer tour

More information about the tour can be found in this article linked below.

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Finally so talented Hiromi Uehara.

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a reminder that Hiromi’s new album releases tomorrow and that she is the most mechanically talented pianist I have ever seen/heard.