New Jazz Conceptions is the debut album as leader by jazz musician Bill Evans, released in 1957 on Riverside Records.

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New Jazz Conceptions is the debut album as leader by jazz musician Bill Evans, released in 1957 on Riverside Records. Producer Orrin Keepnews of Riverside Records first determined to record Evans after hearing a tape of his playing. Eleven songs were recorded in the first session, including Evans' own "Waltz for Debby", which would prove to be his most recognized and recorded composition. New Jazz Conceptions was reissued in 2006 with a bonus track.

New Jazz Conceptions. By: Bill Evans (1956, Jazz). More albums from Bill Evans: Autumn Leaves by Bill Evans. Interplay by Bill Evans. Further Conversations With Myself by Bill Evans. Conversations With Myself by Bill Evans. What’s New by Bill Evans. s And Other Great Songs by Bill Evans. At Shelly’s Manne-Hole, Hollywood, California by Bill Evans.

Bill Evans' debut as a leader found the 27-year-old pianist already sounding much different than the usual Bud Powell-influenced keyboardists of the time. Even in 1956 (more than a year before he joined the Miles Davis Sextet), Evans had his own chord voicings and a lyrical yet swinging style

New Jazz Conceptions is the debut album as leader by jazz musician Bill Evans, released in 1957 on Riverside Records. Even in 1956 (more than a year before he joined the Miles Davis Sextet), Evans had his own chord voicings and a lyrical yet swinging style. Three selections here are taken solo (including the original version of his classic "Waltz for Debby"), while the other eight are performed. A strong start to a rather significant career. David Rickert of All About Jazz noted the influence of Bud Powell and wrote "Even at this stage he had the.

Bill Evans is both a fantastic jazz musician and also a very interesting example of this because he is also very analytical and philosophical. In this video, I am taking a look at some quotes from him on practicing and learning. How he sees himself and his perspectives and priorities with learning and practicing. Content: 0:00 Intro – Learning from the people we admire. 0:24 Bill Evans – Perspectives and Practice Priorities. 0:42 Knowing The Problem is 90% of solving it. 0:55 How this ties in with having lessons. This solo is off Bill Evans debut album as a leader: New Jazz Conceptions. A trio album with Paul Motian on drums and Teddy Kotick on bass. 0:13 Rhythm Devices of Bill Evans.