Country : United States Label : Nonesuch Genres and styles : Contemporary Jazz Year : 2023

PAN M 360 / TOP 100 : Brad Mehldau – Your Mother Should Know 

· by Varun Swarup

Vingt de nos contributeurs et contributrices ont eu la tâche de choisir et de présenter succinctement 5 enregistrements, parmi leurs préférés de 2023. Les voici. Cette sélection de 100 albums est unique, voire très différente de tout ce que vous Over the past few weeks, our most active record reviewers have had the task of choosing their 5 favorite recordings of 2023, and here they are. This selection is unique and quite different of all you can find on the web or through traditional medias. trouver sur le web ou dans les médias traditionnels. Durant tout le temps des Fêtes, découvrez notre sélection!

Brad Mehldau takes on the timeless catalogue of The Beatles in his latest album, Your Mother Should Know: Brad Mehldau Plays the Beatles. With his unmatched musical fluency and profound mastery of the piano, this beloved repertoire is given the Mehldau treatment, each Beatles hit serving as the basis for truly soul-stirring excursions. This album speaks to Mehldau’s maturity as a pianist. The decorated jazz pianist, now in his 50’s, approaches the repertoire here with the grace of a master, treading a fine line between honouring the source material and really making the songs his own. Mehldau handpicks a diverse selection from the Beatles’ vast catalogue, though he seems to have a taste for most of their post-Rubber Soul era work, and imbues them with his signature jazz, blues, gospel, and baroque flavours. Your Mother Should Know is not only a testament to Mehldau’s remarkable musical talent but also a celebration of the enduring legacy of The Beatles. It serves as a reminder of the band’s profound influence on popular music and showcases their songs’ enduring appeal across genres and generations. Mehldau’s interpretation breathes new life into these classic tunes, making them accessible to jazz enthusiasts and Beatles fans alike.

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