Keith Jarrett Improvised A Classic Live Album On A Not-Quite-Right Piano

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson
24/01/2022 3 min Temporada 4 Episodio 701

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Today in 1975, one of the best selling jazz albums of all time was recorded - a live concert in Cologne, Germany by pianist Keith Jarrett. And it almost didn't happen at all. Plus: the Instagram account Brik Font showcases some of the biggest and best typefaces, all in LEGO form.
Keith Jarrett: The Cologne Concert (BBC For One Night Only)
Typeface Studies by Designer Craig Ward Recreate Fonts and Iconic Logos in LEGO (Colossal)
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