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A dialogue between serenity and dynamism, a picture of a moment of sound painted by these two extraordinary geniuses.A mixed martial arts of "sound" between vibraphone and piano. An experimental and poetic collaboration between young Keith Jarrett and Gary Burton. The 1971 album "Gary Burton & Keith Jarrett," where ECM-like aesthetics and the heat of American jazz intersect, is a singularity for both artists. The soft-sounding vibraphone and Jarrett's piano, which freely moves between free and lyric, push and pull each other, but also harmonize beautifully. In tracks such as "Grow Your Own" and "Moonchild/In Your Quiet Place," the ingenuity of composition and the breath of improvisation blend together, maximizing the appeal of jazz as "poetry to listen to." One of the cutting-edge achievements of jazz in the early 1970s, exploring the possibilities of sound beyond genres. |
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