MUSIC REVIEW BY Carmen Ion, Clasic Radio (Romania)
Danny Green has released the album *Let The Music Happen*, a solo project that combines original compositions with well-known covers. The album explores a variety of themes and offers a unique musical experience.
San Diego-based pianist Danny Green has released *Let The Music Happen*, a solo project that delves into both original compositions and covers. The album features five carefully selected covers—including Stevie Wonder's "I Wish" and the Kern and Hammerstein classic "All The Things You Are"—alongside four original compositions by Green.
Among the original tracks are "Blue Musings," which opens the album with a relaxed atmosphere, and "Gray Day In May," a piece with classical music influences. Green also reinterprets The Beatles' "A Day In the Life"—a rare choice in the jazz genre—demonstrating his versatility as an artist.
The album is described as an inspired musical exploration, characterized by flawless execution and a sequence that forms a coherent, satisfying whole. Through these solo performances, Green reflects on his own moments of inspiration, bringing a personal and authentic touch to every track.
San Diego-based pianist Danny Green has released *Let The Music Happen*, a solo project that delves into both original compositions and covers. The album features five carefully selected covers—including Stevie Wonder's "I Wish" and the Kern and Hammerstein classic "All The Things You Are"—alongside four original compositions by Green.
Among the original tracks are "Blue Musings," which opens the album with a relaxed atmosphere, and "Gray Day In May," a piece with classical music influences. Green also reinterprets The Beatles' "A Day In the Life"—a rare choice in the jazz genre—demonstrating his versatility as an artist.
The album is described as an inspired musical exploration, characterized by flawless execution and a sequence that forms a coherent, satisfying whole. Through these solo performances, Green reflects on his own moments of inspiration, bringing a personal and authentic touch to every track.
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"Let the Music Happen":
All About Jazz by Dan McClenaghan
Jazz Weekly by George W Harris
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