"I remember there was a river next to the hotel, or across the street. And I walked along that," Keith Jarrett says of the tour stop captured on Bordeaux Concert. "That's what I remember." Daniela Yohannes/ECM Records hide caption
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Jazz pianist Keith Jarrett is celebrating his 70th birthday with two new releases: the classical exploration Barber/Bartók and the live compilation Creation. Henry Leutwyler/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, creator of contemplative music, photographed in 1990 by influential patron Betty Freeman. Betty Freeman/ECM Records hide caption
Keith Jarrett circa 1986. Toshinari Koinuma/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Keith Jarrett, Jack DeJohnette and Gary Peacock's new album of standards is titled Somewhere. Daniela Yohannes/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Jack DeJohnette. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Keith Jarrett's new album is Rio, recorded live in Brazil. Daniela Yohannes/ECM Records hide caption
Bassist Charlie Haden and pianist Keith Jarrett recorded their collaboration, Jasmine, in Jarrett's home studio. Reto Caduff/ECM Records hide caption
Keith Jarrett made a long awaited appearance on Piano Jazz in 2006. Patrick Hinley hide caption
The host of Piano Jazz picks what she loves right now. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Listen to Jarrett in his home studio with Marian McPartland
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