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Book: Keith Jarrett

Chapter: The Formative Years

DOI: 10.1558/equinox.41554

Blurb:

In a slow motion, concentrated review of these formative years, one might see them as a single, zany panopticon. And, indeed, some audiences reacted to these multi-directional sound happenings with a certain amount of irritation. In the end, however, these pieces are united by one substantial characteristic: Keith Jarrett’s will to develop his music on the spur of the moment, and not to capitulate to the mandates of a given mode that would restrict his urge to create.

Chapter Contributors

  • Wolfgang Sandner (w.sandner@web.de - wsandner) 'University of Marburg'