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Tristano’s brilliant and, in 1955, heretofore unparalleled use of overdubbing as well as tape speed manipulation all contribute to a musical and technical achievement. No gimmicks here—it’s pure melodic and improvisational mastery with bold innovation that breaks out of the tired jazz traditions of the time. guqinmaster Jul 7, 2022.
Lennie Tristano continued to teach for the rest of his life, though he rarely made any public recordings or apperances after the mid-1960s. He died of a heart attack at the age of 59 in 1978--a ...
Lennie Tristano was de tweede van vier kinderen van Italiaanse immigranten. Hij was al op 4-jarige leeftijd begonnen met het pianospel, in het begin onderwezen door zijn moeder, die operazangeres en pianiste was. Als gevolg van de heersende Spaanse griep was zijn gezichtsvermogen vrij beperkt en op 10-jarige leeftijd was hij volledig blind.
29. Juni 2009 · Listen to unlimited or download Complete Jazz Series 1947 - 1951 by Lennie Tristano in Hi-Res quality on Qobuz. Subscription from £10.83/month. Subscription from £10.83/month. Streaming plans Download store Magazine Qobuz Club Our ecosystem
15. März 2024 · Died: 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.
24. Feb. 2022 · Frank said, "It was amazing, amazing luck that I got to study with Lennie when I did." Talking about these previously unreleased recordings, Frank said that for fans of Tristano's music this CD collection was hugely important. "You're hearing CDs of new music that's never been heard before, spanning his whole career.
Chicago's blind pianist Lennie Tristano (1919), of Italian-American descent, who arrived in New York in 1946, fused bebop and 20th-century classical music in his abstract meditations that wove extended melodies over subdued rhythms, the musical equivalent of a renaissance painting with a complex building in the foreground and a simple, pastoral landscape in the background.
