I not only love this recording but also reading the comments  makes me happy, knowing others feel as I do.

Gorgeous, no one seems to play like this now, beautiful.

The drummer switching from brushes to sticks around 5 minutes is so smooth and natural. 3 musicians so tight, this is one incredible piece. Masters at work. Thank you so much for sharing.

Bach famously liked to improv - was the greatest of his time at this particular skill -  so presume he would much have enjoyed this

Still listening to this in '24. So beautiful to watch and listen to, on so many levels. I am blessed.

This is not a trio, it's a trinity !...

Aside from the obvious musical brilliance here, let's take a moment to acknowledge the genius camera work at 4:08 where the focus shifts to the reflection of NHOP's hand in the front of the piano. Perfect.

Absolute masterpiece !!  pure beauty ,,,the coordination with the drums is just too perfect .  it´s a trio of geniuses  and a Guru on the piano !!!

So Canada is lucky enough to have native born musicians Glen Gould and Oscar Peterson.

In addition to Oscar's awesomeness all over this, that is one incredibly hip bass solo.

Martin Drew one of greatest drummers all over Europe and the world

I dont think ive seen as calm a performance as this from Oscar. My favourite parts of his playing are always when he doesn't rip out his lightening speed licks but instead just plays around the melody. He was a unique soul and it shines through his playing the most when he takes his sweet time.

cant get in my mind how incredible these musicians are.
seriously one of the best jazztrios ive ever heard. im speechless everytime

I can't count how many times I've watched this.

good for the ears, good for the soul, a fabulous delight

He made love to the keyboard. Every time was perfect. There won’t be anybody like him ever.

Man, Pederson tears that bass up!  Amazing player.

Incredible Oscar Peterson..amazing bassist..great drummer 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

NHOP intonation is crazily accurate

The genius of OP is very clearly in view during this 1985 performance in Berlin.  

I was able to attend OP in concert at the U of Minnesota around that time.  I was very privileged!