Pat Metheny Artists in Residence Project/Netherlands 1991

An eye-opening 2-disc set of extremely rare live footage of Metheny enjoying encounters with outstanding local artists through a project in which he invites high-level artists (musicians) to create works. The title appears for the first time! ! On March 27, 1991, Pat Metheny performed a very rare live performance in The Hague, Netherlands, which is Pat Metheny’s version of “Artists in Residence,” which has been around since 1666 and refers to the act of inviting artists to create works. , a 2-disc set of mega-rare live performances that even Metheny fans have never heard before, completely recorded on the label’s very own high-quality stereo soundboard with careful mastering, has arrived! ! The “Artists in Residence Project” is a mega-rare concert that even fans who have heard Metheny’s live shows of all types cannot imagine, inviting Metheny as a first-class artist to perform creative activities in his home country for a certain period of time. It was a project that Metheny was invited to perform, but instead he made a request to the host country with the condition that he perform with local musicians. In an interview for this project, Metheny said, “He’s been touring all over the place, playing music at an incredibly high level that’s not well known overseas but is well known in his own country. I encountered a lot of these artists, so I want to enjoy as many encounters as possible with them.” These words clearly describe Metheny, who is involved in a wide variety of activities with many artists. It would be easy to say that Poland’s Anna Maria Jopek was the one who gained worldwide fame through this project. The festival, which will be the highlight of a multi-week event, will see Metheny perform with the Esbjörn Svensson Trio, Enrico Rava, Han Bennink, Andy Shepherd, Kepajunquera, Txalaparta and the French National Jazz Orchestra. He has performed with over 100 of the most innovative musicians of our time, including the Metropole Orchestra. So, in this performance in The Hague, he played several songs with various musicians, including Ornette’s “Turnaround” in a trio, and a twin group that was the same formation as the Gary Burton Group, which was the origin of Metheny.・“4 PM” with guitar and vibraphone, improvisation with triple guitar, “Travels” with synthesizer quartet, song featuring two vocalists, “80/81” featuring tenor, Metheny A song with a guitar synthesizer and an orchestra… It was performed by a local Dutch musician who is almost unknown to the world, but when I listened to it without any information other than a blind test, I realized who the drummer was. What about tenor? What about the guitar? …The amazing collaboration with musicians whose level is high and makes you want to listen to more is enough to make you listen to the entire volume, making it a truly eye-opening collection of masterpieces! ! Live at Koninklijk Conservatorium,The Hague,Netherlands March.27.1991 EX – SBD 2020 Original Remaster 117 min Disc 1 1. Turnaround 2. How Insensitive Pat Metheny – Guitar Marius Beets – Acoustic Bass Joost Patocka – Drums 3. Time of the Gypsies 4. 4 P.M. Pat Metheny – Guitar Rene Ten Cate – Vibraphone Wim Bronnenberg – Guitar Jo Didderen – Bass Erik Nijhof – Drums 5. Met Methent Pat Metheny – Guitar Ruud Jan Bos – Guitar,Guitar Synthesizer Francois Van Bemmel – Guitar 6. Travels 7. Song for Bilbao Pat Metheny – Guitar Peter Groneboom – Piano,Synthesizers Michael Von Schie – Bass Hans Verdoorn – Drums Disc 2 1. Better Days Ahead 2. (It’s Just) Talk Pat Metheny – Guitar Taco Nieuwenhuizen – Bass Gerber de Bruin – Drums Joshua Samson – Percussion Kees Visser – Vocals Eva Baggerman – Vocals 3. 80/81 4. Two Folk Songs – 1st Pat Metheny – Guitars Maarten Ornstein – Tenor Saxophone Tony Overwater – Bass Wim Kegel -Drums 5. Anthropology 6. Silhouette 7. (Cross the ) Heartland 8. The Mixolydian Highlander 9. Foot Pat Metheny – Guitar,Guitar Synthesizer John Ruocco – Conductor / Big Band Koninklijk Conservatorium