Gwilym Simcock,Fred Hersch/PA,USA 2019 & more

A talented hawk hides his claws… Gwilym Simcock, the true genius of modern pianism who Pat Metheny has wanted to collaborate with for over 10 years, has finally revealed his full face! Don’t miss this ultimate solo performance with a talent that even Keith would envy! Duo with Fred Hirsch of coupling is also ◯. Simcock culminates his career to date and looks further into the future, distilling the best of all eras of solo piano over the past 35 years, starting with Keith Jarrett’s “Facing You.” The label’s own careful mastering of the March 6, 2019 Williams Center performance in Easton, Pennsylvania, is so moving that I can say that I have never heard such a wonderful solo piano concert since Keith. The complete recording lasts for an hour and a half on a super high-quality stereo soundboard, and includes a recording of Simcock and Fred, who is said to be the greatest piano poet of the modern era, at the Jazz Festival in Chiasso, Switzerland on March 15th of the same year.・An hour-long coupling recording of the ultimate piano duo concert with Hirsch that embodies overflowing lyricism and soul-stirring depth in the highest quality stereo sound that has been carefully mastered by the label. , the best 2-disc set that you want to enjoy thoroughly during the long autumn nights has arrived! ! Although Simcock’s solos have song titles, there are no clear breaks between songs, and each song is like a grand suite that lasts an hour and a half, mostly improvised, and like Keith’s, it varies from person to person, like a great lyric poem. Listen to the one-of-a-kind music that evokes imaginary stories and scenery, moving back and forth between past and present and stimulating the imagination. The duo of Simcock and Hersh rose to prominence in the 1970s, performing with many jazz legends including Stan Getz and Art Farmer. Although he fell ill in 2008, he made a full recovery with the album “Whirl” in 2010, and continued to work more energetically than ever before, writing his autobiography “Good Things Happen Slowly: A Life In and Out of” in 2017. Hirsch, who has inherited the style of Bill Evans, who also published “Jazz,” and is respected by many successors such as Brad Mehldau, and Simcock, who is currently attracting the most attention despite being two years apart in age, are fused into one, and it is too much. The first half is still, spinning a beautiful melody, and the second half is moving, which unfolds on a grand scale like an orchestra, and the two perform vividly and perfectly with Aun’s breathing! ! Disc – 1 Live at Williams Center for the Arts,Lafayette Collage,Easton,PA March.06.2019 EX – AUD 2019 Original Remaster 1. Beautiful is Our Moment 2. Northern Smiles 3. Olain Song 4. Before the Elegant Hour 5. Inveraray Air 6. Unknown Gwilym Simcock – Piano Disc – 2 Live at Festival Di Cultura E Musica Jazz,Chiasso,Switzerland March.15.2019 EX – AUD 2019 Original Remaster 1. Many Worlds Away 2. Heartsong 3. At the Close og the Day 4. A Lark 5. A Joy Forever 6. Free Flying 7. Everybody’s Song But My Own 8. I Mean You 9. Newklypso Gwilym Simcock – Piano Fred Hersch – Piano