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Composer/Author

Ted Persons

1909 — 1988

Albums

At The Blue Note (set)
Keith Jarrett

Unveiling the Art of Ted Persons and Ted Williams at STAGE+

Embrace a journey through emotions expressed by a melange of colors and textures. Let the captivating artistry of Ted Persons transport you to a whole new dimension. This is the essence of the exhibition titled "Fascinating Works by Ted Persons", now on display at STAGE+. Capturing the immeasurable depth of artistic expression, Ted Persons' work is a vivid reflection of his vision, engaging audiences with its profound versatility.

Live Event: 'At The Blue Note' - a captivating set by Ted Persons

Under the electric ambiance of the renowned Blue Note, art lovers and enthusiasts will experience the stirring of soulful creativity. Ted Persons presents his set "At The Blue Note," a showcase of his ability to delve deep into human emotion through his remarkable paintings.

The Visionary Art of Keith Jarrett Amplified by the Artistry of Ted Persons

Ted Persons delves into an unprecedented artistic exploration with his tribute to the renowned American pianist Keith Jarrett. Each painting is not just a visual spectacle but a harmonious symphony that brings Jarrett's virtuosity to life in vibrant tones and compelling brushstrokes.

The splendor of Ted Persons' works showcases his art not merely as decoration, but as an amalgamation of cultural expression, emotions, and human experiences. This exhibition showcases an artistic vision where colors, texture, and composition harmoniously blend, offering viewers a deep and captivating immersion into the artist's mind.

Ted Persons and "At The Blue Note (set)" – Fact Check

Based on the provided search results, there is no evidence or record of an artist named Ted Persons associated with the headline "At The Blue Note (set)" or the subheadline "Keith Jarrett." The search results instead consistently reference Ted Williams, a renowned jazz photographer, not Ted Persons. Williams was celebrated for capturing iconic images of major jazz figures such as Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, and Louis Armstrong, and for photographing significant performances at jazz venues including the Blue Note club.

Ted Williams’ Jazz Photography and the Blue Note

Ted Williams was an influential American jazz photographer active from the late 1940s through the late 1970s. He captured essential moments and portraits of jazz legends both onstage and off. Williams photographed notable sessions at the Blue Note club, including a prominent 1953 rehearsal photo of George Shearing’s quintet. He amassed a remarkable archive of jazz photography that is now celebrated in books and exhibitions.

There is mention of Blue Note in reference to Williams’ work, but specifically relating to historic photos of musicians such as George Shearing’s quintet, not Keith Jarrett or a set called "At The Blue Note (set)" by Ted Persons.

Keith Jarrett, while a legendary jazz pianist, is not mentioned in connection with Ted Williams’ Blue Note photographs in the search results. Furthermore, "Ted Persons" does not appear in any credible listings or discussions of jazz artists, jazz photographers, or relevant works in the provided sources.