I purchase this on vinyl back in the early eighties. As mainly a guitar player, every time I get deeply into this album, I become a better musician all around.
I ame fron cuba fron a family of musician never so nasin of piano By pure axident 1975 i was in a party .then my lefe cheng.wen i so wat in the name of got is this piano music then i eas born ageing.takyou Keith jarrett .i sme 65 .i love like the first time .i bicame i piano pleyer tankyou Go
I love this passage but I have to admit I have often wondered if it isn't a bit too polished, the melody too fully formed, to be entirely spontaneous. A close listen to the many bootleg concerts floating around reveals Jarrett did, and does, develop and rework melodic and harmonic elements during tours, subconsciously or deliberately. Still I agree as a pure piece of music it is better than anything on the Koln Concert, which is still wonderful.
Hi Salvo Jazz. After verification, this music is from the Bregenz concert (28/05/1981), not from the Munich concert. Same thing for your 3 other parts.
I wonder if Keith respects Kanye West... both have interesting gospel elements in their music. They are artists of very different genres, but their similar success of incorporating gospel sounds into their respective music is impressive.
It is breathtaking to hear anyone even remotely intimate Kanye & Keith Jarrett are in the same galaxies. It’s like comparing a backyard shed to The Empire State Building. Just……WHAT?!?!?!?
I purchase this on vinyl back in the early eighties. As mainly a guitar player, every time I get deeply into this album, I become a better musician all around.
my father liked it too very much, was also a guitar player :-)
Beautiful to cry. He touches the sky.
Yes. Makes me cry too.
Yes
I ame fron cuba fron a family of musician never so nasin of piano By pure axident 1975 i was in a party .then my lefe cheng.wen i so wat in the name of got is this piano music then i eas born ageing.takyou Keith jarrett .i sme 65 .i love like the first time .i bicame i piano pleyer tankyou Go
Gute Musik hat kein Ablaufdatum. Ich geniesse das auch 43 Jahre später mit Freude.
So beautiful..
Tellement beau avec un artiste exceptionnel.
Chapeau et merci cher Salvo Jazz pour ces morceaux.
Mercì a Toi !
This Gospel Feeling in his music ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So beautiful ❤😊
One of the best album, also , staircase, my song, and many others...
che bello.......sempre, e che gioia leggera.
Ever new, ever superioring himself
Keith forever
I prefer to adore you than to shine
Thank you so much for uploading this.
I want this to be the song at my wedding. I know :P Part I, though...
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PUTTING THESE UP!! I lost my .mp3s :/ Blessings.
i still have the original ECM vinyl. A treasure.
this is the best part
I love this passage but I have to admit I have often wondered if it isn't a bit too polished, the melody too fully formed, to be entirely spontaneous. A close listen to the many bootleg concerts floating around reveals Jarrett did, and does, develop and rework melodic and harmonic elements during tours, subconsciously or deliberately.
Still I agree as a pure piece of music it is better than anything on the Koln Concert, which is still wonderful.
it s Gospel time 👏👍
❤
Hi Salvo Jazz. After verification, this music is from the Bregenz concert (28/05/1981), not from the Munich concert. Same thing for your 3 other parts.
NO SMOKERS AT KJ CONCERTS !!!
Masterpiece. Best moment: choral part 11:10
2:21
I wonder if Keith respects Kanye West... both have interesting gospel elements in their music. They are artists of very different genres, but their similar success of incorporating gospel sounds into their respective music is impressive.
Very interesting reflection.
he dont like electric sounds
Chance the Rapper has also brought the gospel feel to his art.
i think keith far beyond than Kanye west
It is breathtaking to hear anyone even remotely intimate Kanye & Keith Jarrett are in the same galaxies. It’s like comparing a backyard shed to The Empire State Building.
Just……WHAT?!?!?!?