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Prelude to Prelude
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After Bach: Toccata
14:42
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After Bach: Cavatina
05:16
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Between Bach
06:05
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Intermezzo
01:26
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Aria-like
03:39
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Postlude
02:16
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Brad Mehldau Amsterdam, Netherlands
Mehldau’s Nonesuch debut was the solo disc Live in Tokyo. His subsequent eighteen releases on the label include six records with his trio as well as collaborative and solo albums.
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They've done it again! I especially love that the album ends with a live performance. My favorite recording are usually live because of the energy. These guys have it in the studio as well. An all around solid album.
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Great compositions, great solos and the usual Chris Potter's shuffling of instruments is all I need to forget my problems!
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Promises
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First time I heard this album it just brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful longing and a sense of hope beyond the hill.
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RoundAgain
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Tasty recording. I prefer Moe Honk for the heighest integration of the ensemble and for the humor that brings it to life.
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