Joyce DiCamillo On Piano Jazz The veteran pianist, composer and educator duets with host Marian McPartland on for a rousing rendition of "Falling in Love with Love."

Joyce DiCamillo On Piano Jazz

Joyce DiCamillo On Piano Jazz

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Joyce DiCamillo appears on this week's Piano Jazz.

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For more than 30 years, pianist and composer Joyce DiCamillo has led her own trio, which critics hail as "a compact unit that breathes almost as one." A dedicated educator, DiCamillo appears in high schools and universities around the country and is a model for women in jazz.

On this episode of Piano Jazz from 2000, she demonstrates her considerable keyboard talents on "If I Should Lose You." DiCamillo and host Marian McPartland join forces for a rendition of "Falling In Love With Love."

Originally broadcast in the fall of 2000.

SET LIST

  • "If I Should Lose You" (Robin, Rainger)
  • "Young And Foolish" (Hague, Horwitt)
  • "Dolphin Dance" (Hancock)
  • "With You In Mind" (McPartland)
  • "Only Trust Your Heart" (Carter, Cahn)
  • "Blame It On My Youth" (Levant, Heyman)
  • "Love Letters" (Young, Heyman)
  • "Falling In Love With Love" (Rodgers, Hart)