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Chinese Butterfly

Concord Music Group
2018

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The Musician

Concord Records
2017

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Trilogy

Concord Music Group
2015

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Chick Corea & Bela Fleck: Two

Concord Music Group
2015

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Chick Corea Trio: Trilogy

Concord Music Group
2014

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The Ultimate Adventure: You Can't Return to Forever

Stretch Records
2014

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Chick Corea: The Vigil

Stretch Records
2013

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Orvieto

ECM Records
2012

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BR Klassik - Klassik Aktuell - Chick Corea Meets Bobby McFerrin

Universal Music K.K.
2012

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The Continents, Concerto For Jazz Quintet & Chamber Orchestra

Universal Music K.K.
2012

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Chick Corea & Gary Burton: Hot House

Concord Records
2012

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Hot House

Concord Records
2012

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Further Explorations

Universal Music K.K.
2012

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Chick Corea / Eddie Gomez / Paul Motian: Further Explorations

Stretch Records/Universal Classics and Jazz Japan
2011

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Orvieto

ECM Records
2011

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Anthology

Universal Music K.K.
2011

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Forever

Concord Music Group
2011

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Chick Corea: Solo Piano

ECM Records
2010

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Solo Piano

Universal Music K.K.
2010

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Five Peace Band Live

Universal Music K.K.
2009

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About Chick Corea

Live Reviews

In Pictures

JazzTM Festival 2017

Live Reviews

The Chick Corea Elektric Band at the Metropolis Arena, Macedonia 2017

Jazz Raconteurs

Chick Remembers Miles

Live Reviews

Cheltenham Jazz Festival 2017

Extended Analysis

The Musician

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Chinese Butterfly

Chinese Butterfly

Concord Music Group
2018

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The Musician

Concord Records
2017

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Trilogy

Concord Music Group
2015

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Chick Corea & Bela Fleck: Two

Chick Corea & Bela...

Concord Music Group
2015

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Chick Corea Trio: Trilogy

Chick Corea Trio:...

Concord Music Group
2014

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The Ultimate Adventure: You Can't Return to Forever

The Ultimate...

Stretch Records
2014

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Showcase

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e.s.t. live in london by Esbjorn Svensson
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Sebastiana by Ricardo Bacelar
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Seymour Reads The... by Brad Mehldau
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Life Of by Steve Tibbetts
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Dreaming Spirits by Mark Egan
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Awase by Nik Bärtsch
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Outsidethebox by Sasha Mashin

Story of the Day

I love jazz because it rewards careful listening. Jazz can be as deep and complicated and deep as classical music, but with a sense of modernity and FUN. It swings! My parents listened to jazz a little bit
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I love jazz because it rewards careful listening. Jazz can be as deep and complicated and deep as classical music, but with a sense of modernity and FUN. It swings! My parents listened to jazz a little bit. Then in high school I got a crush on my best friend's older brother, who was a huge jazz fan. He turned me on to Miles Davis' Bitches Brew (which was also the first album I ever bought) and the rest is history. I've met many musicians. It's a joy to live in NYC where there is such a vital community and lots of interaction between players and audience. The best show I ever attended was... God, there have been so many great ones. My absolute favorite might be the John Lurie tribute concert at the Town Hall. Was it 2013 or 2014? I've been a huge Lounge Lizards fan since the '90s, and many of my favorite local musicians are graduates of that band. It was a joy to see so many of them come out and show their love for John Lurie. Even though he doesn't play sax anymore, he is still a presence. There was so much LOVE in that show. And since the Lounge Lizards don't perform anymore, it was a treat to hear their music live again. My advice to new listeners... JUST KEEP LISTENING. If you're used to repetition and easy hooks of rock or pop music, you might find it challenging at first to float along with the unpredictability of jazz. But the rewards are worth it! You will learn to listen actively, not passively, and as you tune your mind into every note, texture, and harmony, you'll begin to listen to music in a new and different way. At the best live shows, it's almost a meditative experience for me. My mind just trips out on the music. It's pure bliss, even if the music is abrasive or challenging. Also, don't be afraid to LISTEN TO ARTIST YOU'VE NEVER HEARS OF BEFORE. The greats like Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, etc. are famous for a reason. Their music stands the test of time. But there are so many young artist pushing the boundaries and creating their individual style. You might not love every show or album you listen to, but you'll discover so much. Jazz is not a museum piece--it's a living, breathing art form with almost infinite possibilities. Finally, if you love the music, PARTICIPATE IN THE ECONOMY. Buy some new CDs instead of streaming everything. Go to live shows and pay the ticket price. Even if it's donation only and you can sneak in for free, remember that most of these artists have years of training and have devoted themselves to an obscure art form out of pure love. Playing music is their job. You get paid for your job, and musicians deserve to get paid too.
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