He reworked it last summer. Someone called it Handel meets Emerson, Lake and Palmer. It's definitely contemporary music, but lush and full of florid, extravagant sounds. We like to play modern music that's uncompromised but that a general audience can still grasp. Sprinkled throughout the evening are brief, sparkling piano solos by Alberto Ginastera, Danzas Argentinas.
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It's high energy, but it isn't rock and roll. It's acoustic, but it isn't folk. It's highly improvised, but it isn't jazz. I play with my thumb and three fingers, but it isn't classical music. Players like Metheney and Jarrett opened my ears to a broader sonic landscape.