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This one was hard to write. The writing wasn’t the hard part.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/21/arts/music/keith-jarrett-piano.html …
Here's a heartfelt conversation about Keith Jarrett, his solo legacy, his condition and more (including emotionally rich new solo piano albums by Brad Mehldau and Fred Hersch). Listen here, or search "Jazz United" where you get your podcasts. #KeithJarrett https://www.wbgo.org/post/keith-jarrett-closes-chapter-jazz-united-reflects-his-monumental-solo-piano-career …
The Greeks couldn’t have written a sadder tragedy
Oh, God.
Damn!
Heartbreaking - Such a talent.
I had no idea he was having such health problems. Tragic. Gut-wrenching writing that captures as best as possible what Mr. Jarrett must be feeling. You hit the nail on the head, Nate. The reading also isn’t the hard part.
Oh no
Hey let's post our favorite Keith: This one melts my face off, he made it up on the spothttps://open.spotify.com/track/4b2boL2uW8f7LalOTvHRH5?si=Vup4SStLSyOzUZ7GSvZp2w …
Bravo, Nate, for a brilliant story about talent, hope, loss, longing, that moved me to tears. You got inside the head of this elusive, difficult genius and shared your discoveries with us. Thank you. Elaine Sciolino (also of @nytimes)
This is a phenomenal piece, Nate.
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