Anyone else love listening to these rather broad offerings? Or different presentations of already known artists.
Anyways, they're great. Tons of great content to dig through.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4eYXhJI4-7wSWc8UNRwD4A
Anyways, they're great. Tons of great content to dig through.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4eYXhJI4-7wSWc8UNRwD4A
Yeah! Love it! i've been listening for the past 3 years. Not only are the artistes talented, musically diverse, the recording is top notch.
I frequently use this channel to demonstrate examples of hi-fidelity being from good recordings, format alone can't help. Even brought a friend to tears listening to Adele's Tiny desk performance (his Adele vinyls don't elicit such responses).
I frequently use this channel to demonstrate examples of hi-fidelity being from good recordings, format alone can't help. Even brought a friend to tears listening to Adele's Tiny desk performance (his Adele vinyls don't elicit such responses).
Our local NPR affiliate KNKX (formally KPLU - that's an interesting story itself), offers a great series of Studio Sessions, recorded in house - available either through their website
Studio Sessions | KNKX
Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7612AD7C5FE466FA
or US iTunes store
Studio Sessions | KNKX
Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7612AD7C5FE466FA
or US iTunes store
Thanks for adding, Chris! Seattle's NPR, KEXP, also has a great number of recordings available. We're all luckier for these.
https://www.youtube.com/user/kexpradio
https://www.youtube.com/user/kexpradio
I have only ever seen one, Jackie Evancho singing "Ombra Mai Fu", which I was going to link to.
However, discovered this where she does three songs"
JME at NPR
Jackie impressed the hell out of me when I first heard of her when she was ten years old and these songs, still at ten years old, shows why.
There are clops of her just going straight into difficult songs completely a capella and in cafeterias to boot.It is wonderful to see her perform so seriously and then turn back into a little girl at the end of it.
She progressed to this by the time she was 14 Think Of Me.
Sceptics may think she uses autotune or is lip synching but nothing could be further from the truth - she eschews any form of artificial enhancement or cheating.
However, discovered this where she does three songs"
JME at NPR
Jackie impressed the hell out of me when I first heard of her when she was ten years old and these songs, still at ten years old, shows why.
There are clops of her just going straight into difficult songs completely a capella and in cafeterias to boot.It is wonderful to see her perform so seriously and then turn back into a little girl at the end of it.
She progressed to this by the time she was 14 Think Of Me.
Sceptics may think she uses autotune or is lip synching but nothing could be further from the truth - she eschews any form of artificial enhancement or cheating.
Hi, I also discovered this channel quite late, but very happy I did . The closeness is just amazing, and also I like the "in the room" sound format. In my music room I also have a big screen, and experiencing artist like Alicia Keyes this way is just exceptional. Also it's been a great way to find new music, so many brilliant young artist deliver brilliant performances, - love it.
Here's Alicia
Anderson Paak and the New Nationals
Lous and the Yakuza
I only wish the concerts were longer....
Dagfinn
. The closeness is just amazing, and also I like the "in the room" sound format. In my music room I also have a big screen, and experiencing artist like Alicia Keyes this way is just exceptional. Also it's been a great way to find new music, so many brilliant young artist deliver brilliant performances, - love it. Here's Alicia
Anderson Paak and the New Nationals
Lous and the Yakuza
I only wish the concerts were longer....
Dagfinn
Radio station Triple J from Australia do a live recorded session once a week called Like A Version, where the guest artist records one of their own songs, and a cover. Aussie and international artists are featured.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFqO_oqoHHMxDxJmJYTkB-AeF0jvxyONa&si=OXjhuHbqoQEUDFEr
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFqO_oqoHHMxDxJmJYTkB-AeF0jvxyONa&si=OXjhuHbqoQEUDFEr
A handy list of all Tiny Concerts, arranged by year with YouTube and audio links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Tiny_Desk_Concerts#Concerts_by_year
As you can see, Tiny Desk been around since 2008, airing one performance/week. I've watched a few times always looking for new artists. Lots of choices here. I've been drawn primarily by New Bluegrass artists (Nickel Creek and Sarah Jarosz...among others), a genre that comes off pretty well in this format. I now own some pretty good multichannel SACDs and CDs of these artists' albums.
Chris
As you can see, Tiny Desk been around since 2008, airing one performance/week. I've watched a few times always looking for new artists. Lots of choices here. I've been drawn primarily by New Bluegrass artists (Nickel Creek and Sarah Jarosz...among others), a genre that comes off pretty well in this format. I now own some pretty good multichannel SACDs and CDs of these artists' albums.
Chris