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Pages: 88, Sheet music, Hal Leonard Corporation

Down Beat (p.72) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Mehldau's ear for covers remains consistently solid....On every track, Mehldau clears the bar of what is expected for a franchise jazz artist, reinforcing what is generation specific about his music..."

Following up on the meeting of the progressive-jazz minds that took place on Pat Metheny and Brad Mehldau's mostly-duets album METHENY/MEHLDAU, the forward-looking pair expand their partnership to include a rhythm section on most of the songs. In this format, Metheny and Mehldau bring out the best in each other; simultaneously providing a framework for gorgeously melodic lines and egging one another on to the outskirts of improvisation.

The group settings range from solo to quintet, with and without strings, all of it recorded live in studio. Redman's addition is welcome. "†Don†t Be Sad†" features his consoling tenor, Mehldau (on pump organ and piano), Grenadier, and both drummers with orchestra. It begins as a piano solo, languidly establishing a pace that begins to swing with gospel overtones. Later, Redman's lower-register blowing, strings, and winds carry it out joyfully. Brion adds drum†n†bass overtones to the trio on the...

Awarded Berklee College of Music's Best All-Around Musician award while still a junior in high school, young star Brad Mehldau has been rising ever since. This collection features note-for-note transcriptions of six songs brilliantly interpreted by this jazz piano man: Bewitched * I Didn't Know What Time It Was * Nobody Else but Me * Prelude to a Kiss * Sehnsucht * Unrequited. Includes a biography and a discography.

The duet ballad "Don't Wait," with Metheny on acoustic guitar, comes together with all the warmth and textured lyric sensibility that their debut displayed. These two men are not at all self-conscious here; they seem to hear each other in both solo and chorus with equally gentle ears. The shimmering piano on "Towards the Light" finds Mehldau exploring those gorgeous multi-note phrases he loves so much, with Metheny reacting sparely and creating a virtual shimmering in the cut. Ballard is very impressive...

BM: Someone like Billy -- or I just played recently with Dianne Reeves and had the same experience, or for instance, I got to play with [saxophonist] Junior Cook right before he died -- when you get a musician who has such a strong identity, it becomes more that you're sort of disappearing into their identity. "Identity" may not be the right word. With Billy and with Diane and with Junior Cook, it was just the actual strength of their rhythmic feeling that informed every phrase that they played...

6. Oleo - Charlie Haden / Lee Konitz / Brad Mehldau / Paul Motian

Brad Mehldau didn't ask that his 1997 debut recording be titled The Art of the Trio . But the moniker stuck, and the four subsequent issues under that name are consequential snapshots of the virtuoso's artistic growth and the evolution and refinement of the group's collective sound. Volume 5 is a double disk, recorded before an enthusiastic, attentive audience after several months on the road; the 13 tunes include three Mehldau originals ("Dream Monk," "Sublation," "Resignation"); covers of "River...

Brad Mehldau: Brad Mehldau (piano); Larry Grenadier (bass guitar); Jeff Ballard (drums). Personnel: Brad Mehldau; Larry Grenadier...

1. Lover Man 2. Lullaby of Birdland 3. Solar 4. I Fall In Love Too Easily 5. You Stepped Out of a Dream 6. Oleo Additional Info Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): ECM2162 Credits Producer Manfred Eicher Engineer James A. Farber; Nelson Wong; Sean Mair; Paul ZinmanPersonnel: Lee Konitz (alto saxophone); Paul Motian (drums); Brad Mehldau (piano); Charlie Haden (double bass). Audio Mixers: James A. Farber; Manfred Eicher. Recording information: Birdland, NY (12/2009). Photographer: John Rogers...

Lee Konitz-alto saxophone Brad Mehldau-piano Charlie Haden-double-bass Paul Motian-drums "A quartet of master musicians and a programme of jazz classics. “Live At Birdland” presents the finest moments from two inspired nights at New York’s legendary club, as Konitz, Mehldau, Haden and Motian play “Lover Man”, “Lullaby Of Birdland”, “Solar”, “I Fall In Love Too Easily”, “You Stepped Out Of A Dream” and “Oleo” with freedom, tenderness, and a love of melody that only jazz’s greatest improvisers can...

1. When It Rains 2. You're Vibing Me 3. Dusty Mcnugget 4. Dropjes 5. Paranoid Android 6. Franklin Avenue 7. Sabbath 8. Dear Prudence 9. Free Willy 10. Alvarado 11. Wave / Mother Nature's Son 12. I Do

Tracks 1. Los Angeles 2. 29 Palms 3. Madrid 4. Amsterdam 5. Los Angeles, No. 2 6. West Hartford 7. Airport Sadness 8. Perugia 9. A Walk in the Park 10. Paris 11. Schloss Elmau 12. Am Zauberberg 13. Los Angeles (Reprise)

a night away. . the sound of water. . fear and trembling. . don't wait. . towards the light. . long before. . en la tierra que no olvida. . santa cruz slacker. . secret beach. . silent movie.