Keith Tippett
Keith Tippett was a groundbreaking British jazz pianist and composer known for his fearless improvisation and wide-ranging musical collaborations. Emerging in the late 1960s, Tippett quickly gained recognition for his intense, exploratory playing style that blended jazz, classical, and avant-garde influences. He led the 50-piece ensemble Centipede and released critically acclaimed solo and group recordings, often choosing adventurous, genre-defying formats for his compositions. His work with his wife, vocalist Julie Tippetts, and his recurring project Mujician—alongside Paul Dunmall, Paul Rogers, and Tony Levin—highlighted his lifelong commitment to spontaneous, expressive music-making.
Tippett also made his mark outside the traditional jazz realm, contributing to the early albums of prog-rock band King Crimson, including the seminal "In the Wake of Poseidon" and "Lizard." His career spanned decades, during which he remained a passionate advocate for free improvisation and continually pushed the boundaries of contemporary jazz piano. Keith Tippett's music remains a powerful testament to creative freedom and emotional depth.
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