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Piano Jazz Shorts

John Lewis


Thursday - November 03, 2011

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About This Show

Pianist John Lewis was the musical director behind the highly original Modern Jazz Quartet, with Milt Jackson, Percy Heath, and Kenny Clarke. On this 1989 appearance, Lewis demonstrates his unmistakably light touch on his tunes “Django” and “Afternoon in Paris,” and joins McPartland for a duet of “Delauney’s Dilemma.”


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