Bill Evans (1929-1980) and Stan Getz (1927-1991) were, alter Evans's ex-employer Miles Davis, the great romantic improvisers of the postwar era Evans's twilit, inner-directed piano and Getz's velvety, susurant tenor saxophone wrought nightly miracles from the song form they treasured, at once elucidating and elevating it They were Sinatras овяйф who did not need words Evans and Getz had met but once in the recording studio A decade later they were reunited on the European concert circuit; the sublime music herein is taken from engagements in Holland and Belgium during the summer of 1974 Backed by the trio that the pianist kept together the longest (and is featured without Getz on "See-Saw" and "The Two lonely People"), the tenor saxophonist flourishes Three of the eight quartet selections ("Grandfather's Waltz," "But Beautiful," and "Funkallero," the latter of which showcases the principals at their outgoing best) stem from the 1914 studio date But it is deeply fell ballads like "Lover Man" and especially the tenor/piano duet no pianist Jimmy Rowles's elegiac "The Peacocks," which receives what may well be the definitive reading, that make one wish that these interpretive geniuses had collaborated more often Содержание 1 Grandfather's Waltz 2 Stan's Blues 3 But Beautiful 4 Emily 5 Lover Man 6 Funkallero 7 The Peacocks 8 You And The Night And The Music 9 See-Saw 10 The Two Lonely People Исполнители The Bill Evans Trio Стэн Гетц Stan Getz.  EyesighФормат: Audio CD (Jewel Case) Дистрибьютор: Milestone Records Лицензионные товары Характеристики аудионосителей 1996 г Альбом.