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Pianist, composer, cultural agitator, teacher, bandleader, arranger, member of dozens of situations, Keith Tippett (Bristol, August 25, 1947) is one of the most important voices of contemporary piano. Declining verbs between syncretic
jazz and classical dancing the difficult art of improvisation under full moons unpredictable Keith is known for having paid cascades of notes and cash equivalents in the legendary King Crimson from 1970 to 1971, in the memorable albums such as "In The Wake Of Poseidon", "Lizard" and "Islands ", in which Fripp and Sinfield were able to crystallize the best of the best of British jazz scrutinizing maps sidereal. His piano Cubist irreverent single of 1970 "Cat Food" intent on stealing the title role in the booming voice of Greg Lake. Then the big band mingus diane as the legendary Centipede, the tireless collaboration in small jazz combo with the usual irreverent and anarchic in perfidious Albion: Radu Malfatti Louis Moholo, by Howard Riley to Stan Tracey, Elton Dean Nick Evans, up the mystical collaborations, rather, mergers spiritual with his wife Julie Driscoll, singer of singular talent. Today Keith Tippett, shy and gentle character, captain an extraordinary, pioneering octet forever in search of new sounds, in a universe where time, even the time Aion and Kronos take on new forms, or alternates in captivating performances with his wife Julie, "Couple In Spirit". But are his kaleidoscopic, mystical piano concertos only where, probably, Keith can give the best of himself. A palette of incredible, stones, sticks, chimes that ring out in the plan, becoming a new tool that knows tap into buried memories and shared. |
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