Keith Jarrett Libri

Navigating the complexities of home and belonging, this debut poetry collection by Jarrett explores the interplay between relationships and personal identities. Each line is crafted with lyrical richness, infused with deep emotion and passion, while also incorporating a delightful twist of humor. The work showcases the poet's skill in both performance and written form, making it a compelling read for those seeking depth and insight in contemporary poetry.

The collection explores a journey through Keith Jarrett's notable Spoken Word pieces, beginning with the significance of his name and weaving through experiences in the Dominican Republic. It offers reflections on diverse themes, culminating in insights inspired by urban life. Each poem invites readers to engage with Jarrett's unique perspective and emotional depth, making it a compelling exploration of identity and place.

(Schott). This is the transcription of the famous concert in the Cologne Opera of January 24, 1975, authorized by Keith Jarret himself as the "final world reference."

The Hebrew-derived word Selah appears as a musical interlude in the Psalms, often meaning 'stop and consider', and is used in other contexts, religious and secular. This is the new collection from Keith Jarett.