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Anthem a la Jarrett
Pianoteq8 and Ravenscroft 275.
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Wow, beautiful @LinearLineman!
Reminds me of Keith indeed 😃
Jarrett is a hero of mine.
Thank you @rs2000 @Danny_Mammy i appreciate the listening. Jarrett changed things.
Very nice man. Not familiar with his work but if this reflects it he’s pretty good
(PS i listened to your others tracks but i dont want to keep bumping you = great work lately, your on another prolific roll….some jams? Some not, but if all written , mad props . BIG up
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@yellow_eyez Keith Jarrett changed things. Unfortunately, suffered a stroke a few years ago. This man lived to play. Can’t imagine how he feels to have lost it all. Thanks for the praise, mate!
Here’s some info about his genius. The Koln concert is the best selling solo jazz piano album of all time.
even with a stroke and playing with one hand Jarrett is incredible.
@Danny_Mammy i didn’t know he was doing that. Any recordings you can share?
i don't really like Rick Beato but you can see Jarrett play with one hand here at 27.52
i think i time stamped it below -
I didn’t want to be saddened by this @Danny_Mammy but how can one not be?
Here’s the Blackbird stretch he talks about…
it complex i guess, yes, sadness indeed, however if you asked him if he prefer one hand or none... what would he say?
personally, it gives me hope and motivation to get better at playing the piano.
Had to listen to this although it breaks my rule of listening to everything a month after everybody else.
Great track although to be truly representative it should have been at least 20 minutes longer 😊
Funnily enough I was going to post the same video as you about the concert being a disaster. I thought it was an illuminating story well told.
I had the pleasure of seeing KJ years ago… a memorable event !
@LinearLineman the dudes incredible - I guess it rubbed off on you
Lovely track, Mike. I am glad you posted this. I haven’t listened to this album since college. I was dating a girl who was a music major, and very talented pianist. She told me she had something I should hear. I really liked it. Then she said… he’s making it all up as he goes! I couldn’t believe it. It was one of those moments.
I also enjoyed hearing the backstory to the concert. I had no idea it was such a cluster. From selling his ticket, to missing sleep and dinner, and the horrible piano, I think everything factored into his performance that night. Sometimes what looks like a disaster at first, works out in the long run.
I will listen to the entire album tomorrow at around 6:00am, with my morning coffee.
Thanks @Paulieworld. I hope you enjoyed it. I listened again, too.
To be honest, Keith had a lot to overcome with that piano, though he didn’t let us hear it (except for the damn pedals). It was far from a good platform for him. I have heard my own teacher turn a pos instrument into something pretty damn good. But it was impossible for her to feel totally free.
As a long time improviser I think I can tell when a piano player (just to center on what I know best) is in the zone. I also know when I’m improvising and I’m stringing together improvisational efforts waiting for the good parts to happen. For me, and my limited ability, that’s why I keep it short and try to quit when I’m ahead (and also have the habit of repeating it and reorchestrating).
I’ll just leave it at that.