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@@londontennistube7625 You must be one of them elitists. 🤡

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In my opinion, many players just aren't melodic. They lack the ability to create a solo which is coherent and has a narrative quality from start to finish. It is what separates the top tier jazz idols from the rest. I partly blame the education which seems to be obsessed now with teaching on modes and scales for no apparent reason. But it's also that many players just don't have much relevant things to say. It's why I find a guy like Brad Mehldau really refreshing. Just the selection of music he chooses to play is still innovative to this day (and I don't get why). Who else is playing Nirvana, Jeff Buckley, Soundgarden, Radiohead, etc?

Things tudned around, do. Few decades ago radios, tv-s, record companies payed for appearence. Now the musician has to spend a fortune on marketing just being heard - usually more, then the income realized. @@santibanks

You have no idea what you are talking about.

I've been playing music since 50 years, 40 in public. About 50% solo improvisations, 50% jazz. So how should I know? :) @@The_Invisible_Man

That is not how it is. Improvisation is kind of like a chef making an omelette where everything happens to come out right. But composition is where the chef then tries all kinds of variations to see if the omelette can be improved. 95% of the time, it is improved, expecially if the chef is Beethoven or Chopin. That is why classical music is musically superior to jazz or pop.

Ok buddy.

You’re certainly entitled to your opinion but not to be right. In the category of solo improvisation alone there can be little question Keith’s influence is far wider and deeper. Doesn’t really matter at all that Chick started first. While Chick Corea is a wonderful artist - and he and Keith know each other well - few would think of him as one of the world’s leading solo improvisational pianists. Plenty of people would sell their children for the opportunity to hear Keith play.

@@fastdeploy correct only in terms of popularity, not in terms of content. Watch Chick's solo improvisational content throughout his career. If your ears are sophisticated enough to understand his harmonic language and developmental and motific development, you will get it.

@@funkygh while I get what you say, I think there is a difference in approach between Keith and Chick. Keith walks in with nothing and just starts playing. Chick can certainly do that too but, his playing always is in the context of composed music. It might be just a sketch, idea, or even a mood. But Chick doesn't seem to go in "blank" and probably never wanted to. Even the improvisations records have all kinds of parts which are compositional sketches (Sea journey being one of them, a tune which at that point was already being played by the Gary Burton band with Metheny). He would occasionally do completely "blank" improvisations by for example thinking about something (a phrase or word), or in the latter years as "portraits" of people in the audience. But it wouldn't be a continuous 70 minute performance of just that. I think Chick was just way too much intentional in his approach to do such a thing as he always tries to set some goals and boundaries in order to get to something. Chick was completely lose and free in his playing but always with intent, not aimlessly meandering or doing random things. And in my experience it's for the better because I highly prefer Chick doing longer improvisations which at least have some "mapped out terrain" (like his 15 minute piano solo on RTF Live) than Keith's hour long thing which could be a hit or a complete miss for my personal taste.

@@fastdeploy well that last thing is highly hyperbolic and I think nobody would do such a thing for anyone. In fact, there is plenty of people who don't want to go to Keith because while his playing can be great, he's incredibly arrogant towards his audiences. Imagine paying 80 dollars to see Keith do a solo performance and he just walks out in the first 5 minutes because someone in the audience is sneezing. But that aside, Keith certainly influenced and yet he also doesn't because it still is kind of rare to have solo performances from jazz players on any instrument. It happens, some player do so more than others (Chick and also Brad Mehldau on piano for sure). But it is more common to see these guys in duo, trio, quartet, or larger ensemble settings. Especially because piano is one of the few instruments which is really effective at getting that going on in the first place (because of both the dynamic and harmonic range). Keith carved a real niche for himself by being fully improvisational. Anyone else usually has at least something prepared in the context of sketches or even full tunes.

Manuscript4 you should really check out the first trio appearance on Gary Peacock's Tales of Another. Some of Keith's finest with zero vocal noise.

San Nervosa I see you are a bigger Keith Jarrett fan than I. I see you commenting on a lot of his videos. You have wonderful taste sis❤

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Thanks for the comment!!!!!!! I don't know if you are a pianoplayer, but if you are and if you are interested, I have the sheetmusic of the beautiful intro.......

+PhilipBoston thanks. Play the guitar... but would love to see the sheet music... didnt realize that Keith Jarret even played music like this.. great stuff.

+Arv H If you send me an email to philipfransen@me.com, I will reply with the pdf file........

+PhilipBoston me gustaría tener la introducción yo doy pianista ,de antemano gracias mi correo es : pianista_jm@hotmail.com

I can not even the fathom the brilliance this trio possesses. Each note by Jarrett so nuanced and the support of both Peacock and the incredible DeJohnette unparalleled. Their live at the Blue Note boxed set, changed my life forever, their The Wrong Blues is officially out of the car as it has nearly caused many an accident. Agree that they do a wonderful job building the suspense of this wonderful standard, before ending with more simple beauty from Jarrett. Jazz at its finest.

There is no chart that has that intro he's playing. Keith's intros are part pre-meditated ideas he probably comes to the shows with in his head at least, or sometimes it's just something he's improvising right there. For someone who plays so many shows, you get a lot of opportunities to figure out what works harmonically. For example, if you listen to different recordings of My Funny Valentine that he's done, his intros are kind of a variation on a theme he's played before. He has also mostly omitted doing the long intros he's done since the early trio days since he came back from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, since he said that he felt they were unneccesary, but once in awhile he'll do something like this.

ekko808 this introduction and the part extension is a so sweet piece of love

Improvised, I'm sure...

Yes.

kieth jarrett. so yes

Its the guy waiting for his prince lol

Keith Jarrett.

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