Solo concert at the Philharmonie in Berlin on October 12, 2009

Thanks to all of those who contacted me about this these last few weeks! I guess the information is now more or less official, although the concert is not yet listed on the ECM Records Web site: Keith Jarrett will play a solo concert at the Philharmonie in Berlin on October 12, 2009. I don’t know when or where the tickets will go on sale, but they might be available at some point from the Berliner Philharmoniker Web site. More about this later, hopefully.

More than 40 Keith Jarrett albums available from eMusic

Thanks to Ricky Linn for pointing out to me that more than 40 Keith Jarrett albums are available from eMusic. For more information about eMusic, check out their “eMusic Story” page or Wikipedia. Basically, eMusic is a legal “online music store that operates by subscription”. The tracks are available as DRM-free MP3 files.

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Concert at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center not a solo concert

As announced by KeithJarrett.it and confirmed by Keith Jarrett’s manager, the November 20, 2009 concert at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center is not a solo concert, but a trio concert. The confusion comes from the fact that ECM Records is currently listing the concert under “Keith Jarrett” and not under “Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette”.

Solo concert at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in November 2009

According to ECM Records, Keith Jarrett will play a solo concert at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, NJ on November 20, 2009. I don’t know when the tickets will go on sale.

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Ian Carr (21 April 1933 – 25 February 2009)

As many news outlets have already reported, British jazz musician and writer Ian Carr died on February 25, 2009. He was the author of Keith Jarrett: The Man and His Music and also collaborated on the 2004 documentary Keith Jarrett: The Art of Improvisation, produced and directed by Mike Dibb. More information can be found on iancarrsnucleus.net.