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| 1. | Other Roses
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| 2. | Body And Soul
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| 3. | Blues For The Groundskeeper
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| 4. | Milestones
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| 5. | The Minor Passions
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| 6. | Where Or When
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| 7. | Neon
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| 8. | Lullaby
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Jazz
Recorded live at Greenwhich House Music School, New York City, 1999
Ethan Iverson (p)
Reid Anderson (b)
Billy Hart (d)
Ethan Iverson is one of the most talented, innovative and original young pianists to emerge on the N.Y.C. jazz scene. Ethan's previous release for Fresh Sound was voted as one of 1998's top ten jazz releases by New York Times jazz critic, Peter Watrous.
"A moody, introspective live recording, The Minor Passions features pianist Ethan Iverson in a trio setting with bassist Reid Anderson and drummer Billy Hart. The two standards of the set, "Body and Soul" and "Where or When," are rather dark and brooding, while the classic "Milestones" is a brief glimmer of boppish exuberance. "Other Roses" and "Neon" are based on "Honeysuckle Rose" and "All the Things You Are," respectively, although Iverson thickly disguises their origins.
While Iverson is capable of bracing technical displays, he's more interested in sustaining a conceptual thesis throughout the album. The subtle interplay of Anderson and Hart is crucial in this regard, giving shape to the swinging "Blues for the Groundskeeper," the spacious "Lullaby," and the semi-frenetic title track."
--- David R. Adler, All Music Guide
Ethan Iverson
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Born: Feb 11, 1973 in Menomonie, WI
Genre: Jazz
Jazz pianist Ethan Iverson's classically informed writing and playing rivals that of the far more famous Brad Mehldau. Claiming influences as disparate as Stravinsky and Ornette Coleman, the Wisconsin-raised Iverson has displayed great potential at a rather young age. In 1991, he relocated to New York, eventually beginning private studies with Fred Hersch and Sofia Rosoff. He made his recording debut in 1993 at age 20 with School Work, a disc which featured tenor saxophone giant Dewey Redman. Iverson has since worked extensively with Reid Anderson, Mark Turner, Bill McHenry, and Patrick Zimmerli, among others. In addition, he has served as musical director for the Mark Morris Dance Group, and in that capacity has performed with Mikhail Baryshnikov and Yo Yo Ma. In 1998, Iverson's trio released Construction Zone (Originals) and Deconstruction Zone (Standards) in tandem, with the latter being hailed by a New York Times critic as a top-ten pick for that year. A 1999 follow-up, The Minor Passions, featured the famous drummer Billy Hart and was similarly hailed by the Times.
---David R. Adler, All Music Guide |
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