In the mid-1970s, Keith Jarrett redefined jazz with his European Quartet, starting with the album 'Belonging.' This work introduced several standards that inspired future artists. Branford Marsalis, influenced by Jarrett, attempted to reinterpret these classics amidst the pandemic's challenges. After months of practice to regain their synergy, the Branford Marsalis Quartet successfully recorded their interpretations, resulting in Marsalis's debut on Blue Note Records titled 'Belonging.' The quartet will also perform several concerts to coincide with the album's release, showcasing the enduring impact of Jarrett's work on contemporary jazz.
Keith Jarrett's mid-1970s creativity led him to disband his American Quartet to explore new musical territory with his European Quartet, starting with the album 'Belonging.'
Branford Marsalis's excitement to reinterpret Jarrett's music emerged after a challenging return to touring during the pandemic. They re-entered the studio with renewed vigor.
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