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2026
Lennie Tristano Tribute - Dizzy Rotterdam
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Lennie Tristano Tribute
Lennie Tristano — absolute jazz legend, kind of a quiet revolutionary.
He was a pianist, composer, and teacher (1919–1978) who helped lay the groundwork for cool jazz and free improvisation, before those labels were even a … more info
Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Lennie Tristano Tribute Lennie Tristano — absolute jazz legend, kind of a quiet revolutionary. He was a pianist, composer, and teacher (1919–1978) who helped lay the groundwork for cool jazz and free improvisation, before those labels were even a thing. Blind from a young age, wildly intellectual, and totally uncompromising. A few highlights: 🎹 Advanced harmony & counterpoint – he brought Bach-level thinking into jazz improvisation 🧠 Ahead of his time – tracks like “Intuition” and “Digression” (1949!) were fully free improvisations, years before Ornette Coleman 🧑🏫 Influential teacher – students included Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh 🎧 Cool jazz without the clichés – cerebral, linear, no bluesy excess, very focused on melodic invention He’s sometimes criticized as being “cold” or overly academic, but if you really listen, there’s a deep emotional intensity under the surface — just very controlled. 21.30 7,50 Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Lennie Tristano Tribute Lennie Tristano Tribute Lennie Tristano — absolute jazz legend, kind of a quiet revolutionary. He was a pianist, composer, and teacher (1919–1978) who helped lay the groundwork for cool jazz and free improvisation, before those labels were even a thing. Blind from a young age, wildly intellectual, and totally uncompromising. cool jazz free improvisation before A few highlights: 🎹 Advanced harmony & counterpoint – he brought Bach-level thinking into jazz improvisation 🧠 Ahead of his time – tracks like “Intuition” and “Digression” (1949!) were fully free improvisations, years before Ornette Coleman 🧑🏫 Influential teacher – students included Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh 🎧 Cool jazz without the clichés – cerebral, linear, no bluesy excess, very focused on melodic invention 🎹 Advanced harmony & counterpoint – he brought Bach-level thinking into jazz improvisation 🎹 Advanced harmony & counterpoint – he brought Bach-level thinking into jazz improvisation Advanced harmony & counterpoint 🧠 Ahead of his time – tracks like “Intuition” and “Digression” (1949!) were fully free improvisations, years before Ornette Coleman 🧠 Ahead of his time – tracks like “Intuition” and “Digression” (1949!) were fully free improvisations, years before Ornette Coleman Ahead of his time “Intuition” “Digression” 🧑🏫 Influential teacher – students included Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh 🧑🏫 Influential teacher – students included Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh Influential teacher Lee Konitz Warne Marsh 🎧 Cool jazz without the clichés – cerebral, linear, no bluesy excess, very focused on melodic invention 🎧 Cool jazz without the clichés – cerebral, linear, no bluesy excess, very focused on melodic invention Cool jazz without the clichés He’s sometimes criticized as being “cold” or overly academic, but if you really listen, there’s a deep emotional intensity under the surface — just very controlled. 21.30 7,50
Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Lennie Tristano Tribute Lennie Tristano — absolute jazz legend, kind of a quiet revolutionary. He was a pianist, composer, and teacher (1919–1978) who helped lay the groundwork for cool jazz and free improvisation, before those labels were even a thing. Blind from a young age, wildly intellectual, and totally uncompromising. A few highlights: 🎹 Advanced harmony & counterpoint – he brought Bach-level thinking into jazz improvisation 🧠 Ahead of his time – tracks like “Intuition” and “Digression” (1949!) were fully free improvisations, years before Ornette Coleman 🧑🏫 Influential teacher – students included Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh 🎧 Cool jazz without the clichés – cerebral, linear, no bluesy excess, very focused on melodic invention He’s sometimes criticized as being “cold” or overly academic, but if you really listen, there’s a deep emotional intensity under the surface — just very controlled. 21.30 7,50 Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Details Date: January 28 Time: 21:30 - 11:30 Lennie Tristano Tribute Lennie Tristano Tribute Lennie Tristano — absolute jazz legend, kind of a quiet revolutionary. He was a pianist, composer, and teacher (1919–1978) who helped lay the groundwork for cool jazz and free improvisation, before those labels were even a thing. Blind from a young age, wildly intellectual, and totally uncompromising. cool jazz free improvisation before A few highlights: 🎹 Advanced harmony & counterpoint – he brought Bach-level thinking into jazz improvisation 🧠 Ahead of his time – tracks like “Intuition” and “Digression” (1949!) were fully free improvisations, years before Ornette Coleman 🧑🏫 Influential teacher – students included Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh 🎧 Cool jazz without the clichés – cerebral, linear, no bluesy excess, very focused on melodic invention 🎹 Advanced harmony & counterpoint – he brought Bach-level thinking into jazz improvisation 🎹 Advanced harmony & counterpoint – he brought Bach-level thinking into jazz improvisation Advanced harmony & counterpoint 🧠 Ahead of his time – tracks like “Intuition” and “Digression” (1949!) were fully free improvisations, years before Ornette Coleman 🧠 Ahead of his time – tracks like “Intuition” and “Digression” (1949!) were fully free improvisations, years before Ornette Coleman Ahead of his time “Intuition” “Digression” 🧑🏫 Influential teacher – students included Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh 🧑🏫 Influential teacher – students included Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh Influential teacher Lee Konitz Warne Marsh 🎧 Cool jazz without the clichés – cerebral, linear, no bluesy excess, very focused on melodic invention 🎧 Cool jazz without the clichés – cerebral, linear, no bluesy excess, very focused on melodic invention Cool jazz without the clichés He’s sometimes criticized as being “cold” or overly academic, but if you really listen, there’s a deep emotional intensity under the surface — just very controlled. 21.30 7,50