Zita Carno RIP

[cliffpeterson]

https://slippedisc.com/2023/12/zubins-pianist-has-died/?fbclid=IwAR3EzeQOJdramUcAW5_g3s1GKK6q4HXkg_sQM8iJPxxZPeygmdG8B5O4950 (posted on FB by Matt Shipp)

 

For more on Ms. Carno: 

https://www.feenotes.com/database/artists/carno-zita/

[JSngry]

RIP.

Such a rich musical life! 

[randyhersom]

I hear two pianos so I'm fairly confident Zita plays on this, one of two tracks she is on on Zoning.  The CD Zoning reissue had a different track length (3 seconds longer) than the LP.  I think this is that.

[Daniel A]

Astonishing that it seems she was born in 1943. She wrote a lengthy piece on John Coltrane in a 1959 issue of The Jazz Review, including several solo transcriptions (as well as the liner notes to 'Coltrane Jazz' in 1961).

Link: https://www.jazzstudiesonline.org/files/jso/resources/pdf/JREV2.9.pdf

[clifford_thornton]

Wow, fascinating character who I never really knew much about. RIP.

[felser]

On 12/14/2023 at 1:35 PM, Daniel A said:

Astonishing that it seems she was born in 1943. She wrote a lengthy piece on John Coltrane in a 1959 issue of The Jazz Review, including several solo transcriptions (as well as the liner notes to 'Coltrane Jazz' in 1961).

Link: https://www.jazzstudiesonline.org/files/jso/resources/pdf/JREV2.9.pdf

That birthdate seems to be wrong, though still quite a life:

Carno, Zita

Born: April 15, 1935

Country: New York City, U.S.A

Studies: Manhattan School of Music (B.M.1956, M.M.1957)

Teachers: V. Giannini, Charles Mills, Wallingford Riegger

[clifford_thornton]

Yeah, '35 makes much more sense!

[AllenLowe]

Larry Gushee told me about her. IIRC she did a lot of work with baseball statistics.