Joachim Kühn, a master of the keyboard, presents "Piano," a captivating album released on July 28, 2014, under the MPS label. This 39-minute journey through sound blends genres seamlessly, offering a unique fusion of gnawa, free jazz, jazz, and krautrock. Kühn's virtuosity shines through in each of the nine tracks, from the rhythmic "Mixing One" to the soothing "Wiegenlied," showcasing his versatility and depth.
"Piano" is not just a solo album; it's a testament to Kühn's collaborative spirit, featuring notable musicians like Rolf Kühn on clarinet. The album's birth year also saw Kühn performing with the Jenaer Philharmonie and at the Enjoy Festival, highlighting his dynamic presence in the jazz scene.
Kühn's keyboard work is a highlight, with tracks like "Lady Amber" showcasing his skill on the Fender Rhodes. Each piece on "Piano" is a journey in itself, from the upbeat "Dandy Ponty" to the introspective "Special." Whether you're a longtime fan of Joachim Kühn or new to his work, "Piano" offers a rich, immersive experience that's sure to leave a lasting impression.