Bill Evans the most influential pianists in modern jazz
As written elsewhere on this blog: Dr Shock is a musical omnivore. He likes hip hop, reggae but also Jazz. One of his favorite jazz musicians is Bill Evans. Mostly because the piano is Dr Shock’s favorite instrument. Not that he can play the piano but these vibes get down all the way.
Recently discovered a Dutch site written in English about Bill Evans. This site has an enormous amount of information about Bill Evans an his music, obviously written by a very enthusiastic fan, must be a physician. I tried Google but couldn’t a better and more informative site than this one.
Bill Evans was a gentle, honorable and extraordinarily intelligent musician, who strived for high standards and aesthetics in his musical idiom. He was also a master of words, analytically talking about music leaving an amount of quotes and statements. He was engaged in philosophy and had a fabulous knowledge of English literature. But Bill Evans, bespectacled, shy, soft-spoken and vulnerable was also a modest, introverted and embarrassed man with little self confidence, believing he lacked talent.
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Rob Rijneke is cardiologist. I did never met anyone who knows so much about the famous Bill Evans, my favorite pianist. Although Keith Jarrett and Jackie Terrasson, also Brad Mehldau, are marvelous they do not reach in such a tender, musical, attention absorbing and sometimes hypnotizing way the swing in which classical and jazz come together. Rob held a lecture two weeks ago with me and let us discover, I mean listen to, until now to me unknow recordings.
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