Keith Jarrett

Björn Andrésen: ‘I was extremely uncomfortable’

The Most Beautiful Boy in the World is a new documentary about the pressures imposed on the young star of Death in Venice

Keith Jarrett: ‘I was paralysed. I don’t feel right now like I’m a pianist’

The world-renowned musician confronts a future without piano after suffering strokes

Gwilym Simcock: ‘I have always struggled with performance anxiety’

The classically trained Welsh jazz pianist is lauded for his fearless musical explorations, but recording his latest album at home freed the 38-year-old from pressure

Nicolas Roeg: the director who took the familiar and made it strange

Few directors have made so many films that touch on the status of masterpiece

Aaron Parks: Little Big review – Jazz is in safe hands

The best jazz gigs to see this week

Cormac Larkin’s recommendations

In the Trump era, artists need to do more than make protest speeches

Steve Bannon – Trump’s brain – believes in a single US culture. His white-nationalist ideology gives that notion some sinister echoes

Keith Jarrett - A Multitude of Angels album review: a master at the pinnacle of his powers

Notify - InConcept review: an intriguing musical crossroad

Fintan O’Toole's 2015: The importance of being inconclusive

I’m not sure we learn anything from the arts – except that we need them more than ever

Manfred Eicher: the man who made ECM on working with Keith Jarrett, Steve Reich and Arvo Part

Since 1969 Manfred Eicher has had a singular influence on jazz through his ECM label. So what happens in a recording session with the enigmatic producer?

Second Opinion: Jarrett concert gives gerontological food for thought

Concerts 30 years apart offer glimpses of changes age brings in oneself and others

Barber: Piano Concerto; Bartók: PIano Concerto No 3 | Album Review

Keith Jarrett: Creation | Album Review