2008
DOI: 10.1080/17494060801949000
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Style and the Improvised in Keith Jarrett's Solo Concerts

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“…artist in PiJAMA-30. The lowest scoring artist is Keith Jarrett, which quantitatively supports the analysis by Elsdon (2001), where he frequently comments on the predominantly diatonic style of Jarrett's improvisation:…”
Section: Chromaticismsupporting
confidence: 64%
“…artist in PiJAMA-30. The lowest scoring artist is Keith Jarrett, which quantitatively supports the analysis by Elsdon (2001), where he frequently comments on the predominantly diatonic style of Jarrett's improvisation:…”
Section: Chromaticismsupporting
confidence: 64%
“…Musical task-related facial tensions and grimaces-'face-making'-as described here in concert pianists 2 also occur in other musicians, for example, classical string players, jazz pianists and Indian classical performers. Elsdon 22 studied the jazz pianist Keith Jarrett and suggested that his head shakes and twitches seemed to be acted out melodies. Jarrett himself explained this as: 'Anybody in their right mind would try to find an outlet some-where, so you know, like, if something's really happening, the passion just takes over'.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%