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Promises Kept

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Lullaby; Life's Backward Glance; Trance; Morning Dew; Promises Kept; Adagio; Celtic Princess; Nostalgia; Oceans in the Sky; Pastorale

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Live In Japan Vol.2

By Steve Kuhn

Label: hat ART
Released: 2004

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Live In Japan Vol.1

By Steve Kuhn

Label: hat ART
Released: 2004

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Combining jazz composition with orchestration is always a risky proposition; the outcome can often be bombastic, syrupy or melodramatic. But in the proper hands the combination can yield a result that is truly beautiful, allowing for a dramatic enhancement of the writing that, while allowing for some improvisational context, truly brings out its essence. “A life's ...

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Love Walked In

By Steve Kuhn

Label: hat ART
Released: 2003

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Oceans in the Sky

By Steve Kuhn

Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: The Island, Lotus Blossom, La Plus Que Lente [Debussy]/Passion Flower, Do, Oceans in the Sky Theme for Ernie, Angela, In Your Own Sweet Way, Ulla, The Music That Makes Me Dance

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Steve Kuhn: Oceans in the Sky

Read "Oceans in the Sky" reviewed by Dr. Judith Schlesinger

by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
December 13, 2003

Recorded in 1989 for Owl Records and finally reissued, Oceans in the Sky is a timeless gem from impressionistic veteran pianist Steve Kuhn. Although he was John Coltrane's original pianist and worked with Stan Getz and Art Farmer, Kuhn's detour into electric piano, commercial music and accompaniment (most notably for Sheila Jordan) has to some extent ...

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The Best Things

By Steve Kuhn

Label: hat ART
Released: 2000

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Seasons of Romance

By Steve Kuhn

Label: Postcards
Released: 2022
Track listing: Six Gun; Romance; Visions of Gaudi; There is No Greater Love; The Pawnbroker; Remember; Coltilde; Good Morning, Heartache; Looking Back.

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Steve Kuhn: The Best Things

by C. Andrew Hovan
July 1, 2000

For the past several years, the Reservoir label’s New York Piano Series has been the forum for some of the best piano trio records in recent memory. Although earlier presenters in the cycle included Kenny Barron, Rob Schneiderman, John Hicks, and Hod O’Brien, Reservoir has really hit a gold mine by signing on Steve Kuhn. Although ...