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Brad Mehldau, Enrico Pieranunzi, John Ellis, Yuja Wang & More
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A playlist mostly dedicated to the cross-pollination between jazz and classical music or opera, with jazz musicians inspired by classical music and classical music composers and pianists nodding to jazz.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- John Ellis Quartet "Gypsy Song" Bizet: Carmen in Jazz (Blue Room Music) 0:16
- Host talks 7:25
- Yuja Wang "24 Jazz Preludes, Op. 53: No. 11" The Vienna Recital (Deutsche Grammophon) 9:02
- Yuja Wang "24 Jazz Preludes, Op. 53: No. 10" The Vienna Recital (Deutsche Grammophon) 11:43
- Host talks 13:30
- Brad Mehldau "Variations on Bach's Goldberg Theme: Variation I, Minor 5/8 a" After Bach II (Nonesuch) 15:04
- Brad Mehldau "Variations on Bach's Goldberg Theme: Variation II, Minor 5/8 b" After Bach II (Nonesuch) 17:16
- Brad Mehldau "Variations on Bach's Goldberg Theme: Variation III, Major 7/4" After Bach II (Nonesuch) 18:26
- Brad Mehldau "Variations on Bach's Goldberg Theme: Variation IV, Breakbeat" After Bach II (Nonesuch) 20:57
- Brad Mehldau "Variations on Bach's Goldberg Theme: Variation V, Jazz" After Bach II (Nonesuch) 22:33
- Brad Mehldau "Variations on Bach's Goldberg Theme: Variation VI, Finale" After Bach II (Nonesuch) 23:36
- Brad Mehldau "Prelude" Après Fauré (Nonesuch) 26:00
- Host talks 30:04
- Enrico Pieranunzi "Caprice in Blue (D'après Pièces brèves No. 1 Capriccio Op. 84)" Fauréver (A Tribute to Gabriel Fauré) (Bonsaï) 32:02
- Marcella Carboni Trio "Canto Nascosto" Miradas (Giotto) 36:36
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