Live at Berklee, by Lennie Tristano Centennial Quartet

Live at Berklee

by Lennie Tristano Centennial Quartet

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albert pin What a find ! A quartet with Jimi Halperin playing the music of Tristano ! Finding it out here was my joy for the day, and certainly for the days to come. It is a magnificent and very moving tribute. And these guys aren't just keepers of the flame. They are creators who dig this music and, make it an expanding universe.
If you like this great line of musicians, you will surely be interested in this:
www.jazzhistorydatabase.com/content/events/tristano_lennie_symposium/panelists.php#

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1.	Lennie's Pennies 08:38	info	buy track
2.	All About You 10:34	info	buy track
3.	Baby 07:31	info	buy track
4.	(I Don't Stand) a Ghost of a Chance with You 08:59	info	buy track
5.	April 08:00	info	buy track
6.	Subconscious Lee 07:42	info	buy track
7.	You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To 07:41	info	buy track
8.	Iota-Go 10:30	info	buy track

about

This is a concert recording of the Lennie Tristano Centennial Quartet, a group that was assembled specifically for the final concert of a Tristano celebration at Berklee College of Music. The concert showcased Tristano's music, both as a composer, and as a teacher, and as someone who has inspired generations of jazz musicians and jazz educators. The quartet is comprised of two of Tristano's students and two Berklee faculty.

credits

released December 21, 2020

Jimmy Halperin - Tenor Saxophone
Dave Frank - Piano
Bob Tamagni - Drums
Rick McLaughlin - Double bass

Evan Tamagni - Engineer, Mixing, Mastering
Eunmi Shim - Liner Notes
Ric Di Donato - Photoshop guidance
Annatasha Saifol - Photo editing
Mark Culep - Band photo
Rick McLaughlin - Producer

Cover art: Berklee College of Music Catalog, 1974-1975, in the Collection of Berklee College of Music academic publications, BCA-043. Berklee Archives, Stan Getz Library, Berklee College of Music. Used with permission.