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Special offer. American Sketches

Kristin Lee (violin), Jeremy Ajani Jordan (piano)

American Sketches
Any sense of déja vu is blasted away by the South Korean-born violinist Kristin Lee and pianist Jeremy Ajani Jordan’s dizzying opening track: the first of John Novacek’s Four Rags from 1999....

Special offer. American Sketches

Kristin Lee (violin), Jeremy Ajani Jordan (piano)

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Any sense of déja vu is blasted away by the South Korean-born violinist Kristin Lee and pianist Jeremy Ajani Jordan’s dizzying opening track: the first of John Novacek’s Four Rags from 1999....

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The album offers a distinct and recognisable sound of American music and its rich history, encapsulating both Lee's journey as an American, as well as the journeys of the composers in the United States.

A native of Seoul, Korea, Lee emigrated to the U.S. at the age of seven. As a foreign-born citizen of America, she was compelled to select the repertoire on American Sketches to express her pride of the country she now calls her own.

Contents and tracklist

No. 1, Intoxication
Track length1:52
No. 2, 4th Street Drag
Track length4:01
No. 3, Cockles
Track length2:32
No. 4, Full Stride Ahead
Track length1:30
I. Andante
Track length2:33
II. Adagio ma non troppo
Track length2:28
III. Allegretto grazioso
Track length3:18
IV. Allegro
Track length2:46

Awards and reviews

January 2025

Any sense of déja vu is blasted away by the South Korean-born violinist Kristin Lee and pianist Jeremy Ajani Jordan’s dizzying opening track: the first of John Novacek’s Four Rags from 1999. Rightly called Intoxication, it’s a deliriously madcap treatment of Joplin’s stylistic tricks; the three other rags aren’t bad, either.
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