Ebook {Epub PDF} Jazz Visions: Lennie Tristano and His Legacy by Peter Ind

It is Ind’s long, direct involvement with his subject that makes this such a revealing book: the story of an English musician going to New York to study with a neglected Jazz giant. In the process, Tristano’s genius is examined and his reputation revalued, with Ind making a persuasive case for the pianist to be placed at the centre of jazz developments in the midth century. Peter Ind – Jazz Visions: The Legacy of Lennie Tristano £ Peter Ind Timeline CDs – Duos and Trios Wave CD 12 Louis Stewart and Peter Ind – Beyond Baubles, Bangles and Beads  · Rufus Reid, Jazz Bassist. The Lennie Tristano story has needed telling for a long time. Who better than Peter Ind who knew Lennie and his music probably better than anyone. Ira Gitler, doyen of New York jazz critics. Jazz Visions is a remarkable book about a remarkable musician. Joe Lang, Jersey Jazz. Ind’s book has a great feel to www.doorway.ru: Equinox Publishing.

www.doorway.ru [jmpj4mom]. JAZZ VISIONSPopular Music HistorySeries Editor: Alyn Shipton, journalist, broadcaster andformer lecturer in music at Oxf. With Jazz Visions: Lennie Tristano and His Legacy [London: Equinox, ], Peter Ind joins fellow bassists Chuck Israels, and his writings on his time working with pianist Bill Evans' Trio, and Bill Crow's reflections on working in the Gerry Mulligan Quartet, Sextet and Concert Jazz Band in providing insights into the music of a major Jazz stylist from the Modern Jazz era. A book by bassist Peter Ind, Jazz Visions: Lennie Tristano and His Legacy, was released in October The book documents and discusses Tristano's contributions to jazz music. The book documents and discusses Tristano's contributions to jazz music.

Lennie Tristano was one of jazz's most extraordinary innovators, possessing a superb piano technique and an awesome musical imagination. Unheralded by the general public, the blind pianist's work was revered by many jazz greats including the legendary Charlie Parker. With Jazz Visions: Lennie Tristano and His Legacy [London: Equinox, ], Peter Ind joins fellow bassists Chuck Israels, and his writings on his time working with pianist Bill Evans’ Trio, and Bill Crow’s reflections on working in the Gerry Mulligan Quartet, Sextet and Concert Jazz Band in providing insights into the music of a major Jazz stylist from the Modern Jazz era. Teachings he got from Lennie Tristano – “can’t sing it don’t play it” A young handsome and healthy Peter Ind lived the Jazz life to the max. No need to elaborate on that. But he also painted the most beautiful paintings of the Caribbean – so real you could smell it! He wrote books on Cosmic energy and was knowledgeable on everything.