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1. hu.wikipedia.org › wiki › Lennie_TristanoLennie Tristano – Wikipédia

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   Mint olyan zenésznek, akinek köze van a cool születéséhez, az a véleményem, hogy Lennie Tristanónak sokkal nagyobb a szerepe a cool kialakításában, mint Miles Davisnek. Semmiképpen nem mondanám, hogy Tristano zenéje érzelemmentes, de igaz, hogy van benne némi hűvösség, pontosan olyan, mint ő maga. Lennie mindig önmagán belül maradt, soha nem lépett ki a nagyvilágba.

2. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Lennie_Tristano_(Album)Lennie Tristano (Album) – Wikipedia

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   Lennie Tristano, ca. 1947. Fotografie von William P. Gottlieb.. Lennie Tristano ist ein Jazz-Album von Lennie Tristano.Es enthält 1954 und 1955 in der Wohnung von Tristano entstandene Solo- und Trio-Aufnahmen des Cool-Jazz-Pioniers sowie Mitschnitte einer Club-Session in Quartett-Besetzung mit dem Altsaxophonisten Lee Konitz, die am 11.

3. jazzfuel.com › lennie-tristano-albumsLennie Tristano | 10 Great Albums from the Jazz Innovator

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   13. März 2023 · Lennie Tristano (1956) A pivotal number in the 10-album collection, Tristano was half recorded in the jazz pianist’s home studio in 1954-1955, and half in a New York restaurant. The first tracks are some of Tristano’s best-known recordings. ‘Requiem’ and ‘Turkish Mambo’ are both solo piano pieces, with the former being a tribute to ...

4. www.theaudiodb.com › artist › 131012Lennie Tristano | TheAudioDB.com

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   Lennie Tristano, from 1955, is famous for including innovative experiments with overdubbing ("Requiem" and "Turkish Mambo") and altered tape-speed ("Line Up" and "East 32nd"). The second side is a straightforward club gig in the company of Lee Konitz. "Requiem", a tribute to the late Charlie Parker, is notable for its deep blues feeling – a style not usually associated with Tristano. However ...

5. www.encyclopedia.com › tristano-lennieTristano, Lennie | Encyclopedia.com

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   For the Record …. Born Leonard Joseph Tristano on March 19, 1919, in Chicago, IL; died on November 18, 1978, in New York City, NY. Education: American Conservatory of Music, bachelor of arts degree in music composition. Played first paying gigs in Chicago bars, 1931; entered American Conservatory of Music, 1938; played in various Chicago jazz ...

6. www.nepm.org › jazz-world › 2019/04/01Lennie Tristano and Charlie Parker | New England Public Media

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   1. Apr. 2019 · Charlie Parker, Lennie Tristano, and Billy Bauer on the cover of Metronome, March 1949. Tristano prided himself on earning Bird’s respect for his originality and lack of imitation. In a 1953 article for Downbeat, Nat Hentoff quotes Parker saying, “As for Lennie Tristano, I’d like to go on record saying I endorse his work in every particular.

7. www.britannica.com › biography › Lennie-TristanoLennie Tristano | Biography, Music, & Facts | Britannica

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   November 18, 1978, New York City, New York (aged 59) Lennie Tristano (born March 19, 1919, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.—died November 18, 1978, New York City, New York) was an American jazz pianist, a major figure of cool jazz and an influential teacher. Tristano, who became totally blind as a child, began playing piano in taverns at age 12.