Brad Mehldau
Art of the Trio, Vol. 1 followed in 1997, with the next two volumes in the series appearing over the following months. Two years later, Mehldau returned with Elegiac Cycle, as well as Art of the Trio, Vol. 4: Back at the Vanguard.
Places followed in 2000, consisting of all original compositions that focused on a certain city, hence the title of the album. Another album came in 2001, but the most significant release was Largo, which recorded Mehldau performing with other groups outside of his usual trio format.
This was a big change from his previous work, and offered new challenges as he adapted to several interesting lineup situations. Mehldau followed the genre-bending album with the standards-based Anything Goes and Live in Tokyo in 2004, with Day Is Done arriving the following year.
In 2006, he released House on Hill as well as Love Sublime, the latter with soprano vocalist Renee Fleming, on Nonesuch Records. - AMG -
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