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Watch Kenny Barron Trio's full concert on Qwest TV https://videos.qwest.tv/content/kenny... 🔔 Subscribe, watch live and join the community of music lovers:    / @qwesttv   💻 Enjoy more than 1,300 full length concerts, premium documentaries and exclusive interviews: https://videos.qwest.tv/ 📺 Watch Qwest TV around the clock on your Smart TV: https://qwest.tv/how-to-watch ABOUT THIS VIDEO: The veteran 81-year-old Philadelphia pianist Kenny Barron is a particularly prolific player. Recent times have seen Barron releasing albums with an almost annual frequency. His latest (Beyond This Place) arrived in May of 2024, featuring rising star saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins and veteran vibraphonist Steve Nelson, alongside Barron’s trio cohorts Kiyoshi Kitagawa (bass) and Johnathan Blake (drums), who joined Barron at this Toulouse gig. Early on, the pianist worked with Yusef Lateef, James Moody and Dizzy Gillespie. A decade ago, Barron played regularly in a successful duo formation with bassman Dave Holland, the pair touring their 2014 album (The Art Of Conversation) with marked enthusiasm. A few years prior, in 2009, Barron was gigging with Charlie Haden, a bassist of even greater fame. In 2016, Barron was amongst the first band leaders to appreciate the talents of flautist and singer Elena Pinderhughes, who guested with his trio at the Montréal Jazz Festival. Barron is gifted with a gentle touch, confidently fluid in his articulations. Drummer Blake brushes his low-slung cymbals, while bassist Kitagawa coaxes out deft low-lines. The audience applause is down in the mix, but we can still hear their appreciative response to each solo. Barron pens original material, but also plays well-chosen compositions by the likes of Thelonious Monk (his lesser-heard ‘Shuffle Boil’), Charlie Haden (the ruminative ‘Nightfall’, from the album the bassist made with pianist John Taylor), a Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn ballad medley (on solo piano) and ‘The Surrey With The Fringe On Top’, from the musical Oklahoma!. Barron’s own ‘Bud-Like’ is a highlight, driven by a swift pulse, and featuring an extended drum display from Blake, the leader following up with some tearaway piano runs. Barron customarily gets all over (and under), each tune. He seeks jazz sophistication, soloing with an elegant Steinway flow, peppering his keyboard rivulets with regular spacings, prompting the deep listening attention of his audiences. Martin Longley 🎥 Watch our well-curated playlists Full CONCERTS    • CONCERTS | Qwest TV   Analogue Sessions    • Analogue by Qwest TV   The GREATEST HITS    • ALL SONGS | Qwest TV   Legendary ARCHIVE GEMS    • ARCHIVES | Qwest TV   Captivating DOCUMENTARIES    • DOCUMENTARIES | Qwest TV   Follow Qwest TV Website: https://www.qwest.tv/ Instagram:   / qwest.tv   Facebook:   / qwesttv   Twitter:   / qwest_tv   Qwest TV is Quincy Jones' video streaming network celebrating Black Music & Global Sounds through premium documentaries, live concerts, archive gems and interviews showcasing the greatest musicians of all time! Qwest TV features legendary artists like Diana Ross, Muddy Waters, Gregory Porter, Method Man, Yasiin Bey aka Mos Def, Marc Rebillet, and many more! Qwest TV is a global hub where the best of jazz, blues, funk, electronic music, hip hop, African beats, and more genres converge on one stage! Step into a multicultural world curated by the one and only Quincy Jones who has already worked with icons like Michael Jackson, Ray Charles, Miles Davis, James Brown, and Chick Corea. Together with his Qwest TV family, Quincy Jones offers a special experience for music lovers hungry to connect to something new and unexpected. #QwestTV #QuincyJones #BlackMusic #GlobalSounds #livemusic #jazz #straightjazz #contemporaryjazz