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Kenny Barron - New York Attitude (1984) Jazz
Kenny Barron - New York Attitude (1984) Jazz
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Kenny Barron. "The poetry of the piano" (Jazz)
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A long and intense journey: musical biographyGenerous educator
Kenny Barron - New York Attitude (1984) Jazz
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qsxrr90ChPw
Tracks:
1 New York Attitude 00:00 2 Embraceable You, Take 2 06:00 3 Joanne Julia 11:51 4 My One Sin 17:31 5 Bemsha Swing 22:56 6 Autumn In New York 29:49 7 Lemuria 37:51 8 You Don't Know What Love Is 43:03 9 Embraceable You, Take 1 49:32
Credits: Bass – Rufus Reid Drums – Frederick Waits Piano – Kenny Barron Recorded December 14, 1984 at Van Gelder Recording Studios, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.
Kenny Barron. "The poetry of the piano" (Jazz)
For a jazz pianist, facing the piano face to face is an intense exercise in reflection, a reckoning with his baggage in music, a profound internalization process and, above all, a conversation with himself or Conversations with Myself (Verve, 1963), the famous album by Bill Evans, the jazz impressionist, an experience that he would repeat on albums such as Further Conversations with Myself (Verve, 1967), Alone (Verve, 1968), Alone Again (Fantasy, 1975) or New Conversations (Warner, 1978).
Keith Jarrett, a great fan of this kind of face to face with the piano to the point that it could be said that it was his usual mode of expression, has left us excellent albums, among others, The Köln Concert (ECM,
Kenny Barron - New York Attitude (1984) Jazz
Kenny Barron - New York Attitude (1984) Jazz
Please, subscribe to our Library. Thank you!Tracks:
Kenny Barron. "The poetry of the piano" (Jazz)
Best Sheet Music download from our Library.
A long and intense journey: musical biographyGenerous educator
Kenny Barron - New York Attitude (1984) Jazz
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qsxrr90ChPw
Tracks:
1 New York Attitude 00:00 2 Embraceable You, Take 2 06:00 3 Joanne Julia 11:51 4 My One Sin 17:31 5 Bemsha Swing 22:56 6 Autumn In New York 29:49 7 Lemuria 37:51 8 You Don't Know What Love Is 43:03 9 Embraceable You, Take 1 49:32
Credits: Bass – Rufus Reid Drums – Frederick Waits Piano – Kenny Barron Recorded December 14, 1984 at Van Gelder Recording Studios, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.
Kenny Barron. "The poetry of the piano" (Jazz)
For a jazz pianist, facing the piano face to face is an intense exercise in reflection, a reckoning with his baggage in music, a profound internalization process and, above all, a conversation with himself or Conversations with Myself (Verve, 1963), the famous album by Bill Evans, the jazz impressionist, an experience that he would repeat on albums such as Further Conversations with Myself (Verve, 1967), Alone (Verve, 1968), Alone Again (Fantasy, 1975) or New Conversations (Warner, 1978).
Keith Jarrett, a great fan of this kind of face to face with the piano to the point that it could be said that it was his usual mode of expression, has left us excellent albums, among others, The Köln Concert (ECM,