For our upcoming performance at the ETHS Jazz Festival, we will be doing "Cause and Effect" by Nicole Mitchell. You can listen to the original recording here:
Here is a video of her Black Earth Ensemble live from 2005:
We are also playing our own version of Brad Mehldau's cover of the Beatles' "She's Leaving Home." His recording is on Day is Done, and the original is on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Here is a video of Mehldau and his trio performing it live:
Soak it all in!
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