
Coral and Keith Jarrett
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(71) “Coral” and Keith Jarrett
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Keith Jarrett, born in 1945, is a groundbreaking pianist celebrated for his emotionally charged improvisations and genre-blending artistry. Known for his solo performances and collaborations with jazz legends such as Miles Davis and Charles Lloyd, Jarrett’s work encompasses jazz, classical, and avant-garde traditions. His 1975 Köln Concert is one of the most iconic solo piano recordings in the history of music. Among his compositions, “Coral” stands out as a hauntingly beautiful 8-bar ballad in B♭ major. Reminiscent of Bill Evans, it features a stream-of-consciousness melody and an unpredictable yet harmonically rich progression. The tune unfolds with ii–V sequences, unexpected modulations, and lush voicings, creating a contemplative, floating atmosphere. Its subtle complexity offers both challenge and inspiration for performers. Recorded by vibraphonist Gary Burton in 1978 with Tiger Okoshi and others, “Coral” is reimagined with lyrical beauty and emotional depth, showcasing its enduring appeal and the expressive power of Jarrett’s writing.
Gary Burton Version
John Scofield Version
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