Concerts is a triple solo piano album by Keith Jarrett recorded in concert on May 28, 1981 at the Festspielhaus in Bregenz, Austria and on June 2, 1981 at the Herkulessaal in Munich, West Germany. It was originally released in September 1982 by ECM Records[1] as a 3-LP set (ECM 1227-29) [3] and also as a single LP including only the Bregenz performance (ECM 1228).[4] It was not until 2013 that, for the first time, ECM released a full 3-CD reissue containing both concerts.
The Allmusic review by Richard S. Ginell awarded the album 3 stars and states, "This set is not to be confused with the earlier, more consistently inspired Solo Concerts triple album which made Jarrett a star, yet the pianist was far from tapped out in these performances. Jarrett is often in his best lyrically funky form... this is far more interesting and elevated music-making than that of the New Age navel-gazing imitators cropping up in Jarrett's wake in the early '80s".[5]
concerts, keith, jarrett, album, concerts, triple, solo, piano, album, keith, jarrett, recorded, concert, 1981, festspielhaus, bregenz, austria, june, 1981, herkulessaal, munich, west, germany, originally, released, september, 1982, records, 1227, also, single. Concerts is a triple solo piano album by Keith Jarrett recorded in concert on May 28 1981 at the Festspielhaus in Bregenz Austria and on June 2 1981 at the Herkulessaal in Munich West Germany It was originally released in September 1982 by ECM Records 1 as a 3 LP set ECM 1227 29 3 and also as a single LP including only the Bregenz performance ECM 1228 4 It was not until 2013 that for the first time ECM released a full 3 CD reissue containing both concerts ConcertsLive album by Keith JarrettReleasedSeptember 1982 1 RecordedMay 28 1981 Bregenz June 2 1981 Munich 2 VenueFestspielhaus Bregenz Austria Herkulessaal der Residenz Munich Germany LabelECM Records ECM 1227 29 ProducerManfred EicherKeith Jarrett chronologyRitual 1982 Concerts 1982 Standards Vol 1 1983 Keith Jarrett solo piano chronologyThe Moth and the Flame 1981 Concerts 1982 Dark Intervals 1988 Contents 1 Reception 2 Track listing 3 Personnel 4 ReferencesReception editThe Allmusic review by Richard S Ginell awarded the album 3 stars and states This set is not to be confused with the earlier more consistently inspired Solo Concerts triple album which made Jarrett a star yet the pianist was far from tapped out in these performances Jarrett is often in his best lyrically funky form this is far more interesting and elevated music making than that of the New Age navel gazing imitators cropping up in Jarrett s wake in the early 80s 5 Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingAllmusic nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 5 The Penguin Guide to Jazz nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 6 Track listing editAll compositions by Keith Jarrett Part I 21 54 Part II 12 04 Untitled 9 30 Heartland 6 03 Part I 23 22 Part II 23 32 Part III 26 29 Part IV 11 38 Mon Coeur Est Rouge 7 11 Heartland 6 11Recorded in concert in Bregenz Austria on May 28 1981 tracks 1 4 and Munich West Germany on June 2 1981 tracks 5 10 Personnel editKeith Jarrett pianoProduction Manfred Eicher producer Martin Wieland recording engineer Sascha Kleis cover design and layoutReferences edit a b ECM Records Keith Jarrett Concerts Bregenz Munchen accessed May 2020 Keith Jarrett discography accessed May 2020 Discogs Keith Jarrett Concerts ECM 1227 1229 accessed May 2020 Discogs Keith Jarrett Concerts Bregenz ECM 1228 accessed May 2020 a b Ginell R S Allmusic Review accessed April 6 2010 Cook Richard Morton Brian 2008 The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings 9th ed Penguin p 768 ISBN 978 0 141 03401 0 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Concerts Keith Jarrett album amp oldid 1128455026, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
