Keith Jarrett is one of my favorite jazz pianist, and I like his improvisation concerts best. In the early part of his career, he would just spend 30 minutes to an hour just improvising in front of a live audience. Recently, he has started to "change" this style, keeping his improvisation pieces to under 10 minutes.
This is from his newest album, The Carnegie Hall Concert, which is also my favorite piece from that album. Whenever I hear this piece, it fills me up with joy and hope, and the image that keeps playing in my head is that of a playful child skipping around...
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