I wrote this solo piano piece today to honor Morton Feldman's 100th birthday. I'm putting it here in case anyone wants to play it. It's not a great piece by any means, but I enjoyed sitting down and writing something to honor the occasion. However, there are definitely a few ideas in there that I like and will probably revisit in the future.

Jack DeJohnette Newport 1974 When Jack DeJohnette died, it hit me in a way that didn’t make much sense on paper. I never met him. I never studied with him. I never had to figure out what you say when you’re suddenly face-to-face with someone who’s shaped a huge part of your musical life. But it didn’t land like news about a distant legend. It felt closer to losing someone whose playing had been a constant presence in the background of my own growth. I wish I could say I remem