These recordings capture Keith Jarrett's last concerts where he played without breaks within each set.
Recording & Production
The recordings were made using a Sonosax DAT machine and two Bruel and Kjaer transformer-less microphones placed ten feet in front and seven feet above the piano.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Keith Jarrett's playing in these concerts integrates jazz with his deep connection to classical music, both modern and ancient.
Recording & Production
Keith Jarrett himself acted as both engineer and producer for these recordings, ensuring a natural sound by avoiding mixing boards or close-miking.
Performer Biography
After these concerts in October 1996, Keith Jarrett was unable to play for two years due to illness.
Performer Biography
Keith Jarrett considers these concerts a 'pinnacle' of his career, influenced by factors like an unknown disease and playing for his life.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Keith Jarrett's music in these concerts reflects his deep engagement with the Gurdjieff Work (Esoteric Christianity) and Sufism (Mystical Islam).
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