A chat with Jordan Nelson on reinterpreting the standards

Update: 2021-03-30

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Join Jordan and me in a chat about his projects of writing new music based on the standards of the American Songbook. Listen to Jordan's take on Oh, What a Beautiful Morning, Tea for Two and Begin the Beguine, as interpreted at the piano by pianist Tom Kotcheff of the piano duo Hocket.

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A chat with Jordan Nelson on reinterpreting the standards

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A chat with Jordan Nelson on reinterpreting the standards

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A chat with Jordan Nelson on reinterpreting the standards