A poetic dialogue between piano and flute. A unique jazz session with tranquil innovation.
A unique collaboration between modern jazz master Bill Evans and flutist Jeremy Steig. The classical and free-spirited atmosphere will move your soul.
"What's New" is a 1969 collaboration album by piano poet Bill Evans and innovative flute player Jeremy Steig. The piano and flute duo arrangement, which is not usually seen in jazz combos, creates a unique sense of floating and transparency, and Evans' introspective sense of harmony and Steig's free-spirited improvisation are particularly well-integrated. In the tracks "Straight, No Chaser" and "Time Out for Chris," you can feel the elegance of classical music in addition to the improvisational quality of jazz, pursuing universal beauty that transcends genres. It is an intelligent and emotional album that gently embraces you.
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Straight No Chaser
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Lover Man
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What's New
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Autumn Leaves
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Time Out For Chris
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Spartacus Love Theme
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So What
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Flute - Jeremy Steig
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Piano, Liner Notes - Bill Evans
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Engineer [Recording] - Ray Hall
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Producer - Helen Keane
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Bass - Eddie Gomez
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Drums - Marty Morell
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Engineer [Director Of Engineering] - Val Valentin
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Art Direction, Photography By [Cover] - Sid Maurer
