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The Art of the Trio represents a pivotal chapter in modern jazz. Led by pianist Brad Mehldau, with longtime collaborators Larry Grenadier on bass and Jorge Rossy on drums, this celebrated five-volume series (Volume 1–5) captures a decade of exploration from 1996 to 2000, released between 1997 and 2001 on Warner Bros. The trio reimagines standards, Mehldau originals, and adventurous pop/rock reinterpretations like Blame It on My Youth, I Didn’t Know What Time It Was, and Exit Music, highlighting Mehldau's evolving voice as a composer and interpreter.

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Brad Mehldau continues to push boundaries, blending jazz with classical and contemporary influences. The Art of the Trio's influence remains evident in his ongoing projects and recent albums, as well as in his 2025 touring activity that brings this historic voice to stages worldwide.

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Biography highlights, discography milestones, and current tour information for The Art of the Trio—Brad Mehldau, Larry Grenadier, and Jorge Rossy. Learn how the group shaped modern jazz through standard interpretations, innovative originals, and cross-genre explorations.

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Quick Facts About The Art of the Trio

  • The Art of the Trio is a five-volume series (Volume 1–5) by Brad Mehldau with bassist Larry Grenadier and drummer Jorge Rossy, recorded 1996–2000 and released 1997–2001 on Warner Bros.; volumes include standards, Mehldau originals, and pop/rock reinterpretations (e.g., Blame It on My Youth, I Didn’t Know What Time It Was, Exit Music).
  • Recent albums include Ride into the Sun (2025, Nonesuch), Solid Jackson (2024, Criss Cross), After Bach II (2024, Nonesuch), Après Fauré (2023, Nonesuch), and The Folly of Desire (2023, Pentatone); these illustrate Mehldau’s ongoing blend of jazz with classical and pop sensibilities.
  • Major awards/achievements include After Bach debuting at No. 1 on Billboard Jazz Albums (and No. 3 on Classical), Finding Gabriel winning the 2019 Grammy for Best Jazz Instrumental Album, and Mehldau receiving Wigmore Medal in 2015.
  • 2025 tour activity includes a Japan date (Suntory Hall, Tokyo, May 11, 2025, with Christian McBride and Marcus Gilmore), US/West Coast dates (e.g., Bing Concert Hall at Stanford, Apr 1, 2025; Presidio Theatre, SF Oct 16–17, 2025), and European appearances (France, Netherlands, Italy, Austria, etc., March–July 2025).
  • Social media presence includes official site bradmehldaumusic.com, X (Twitter) @bradmehldau, and Bandcamp/SoundCloud pages linked from his official channels.

The records

The Art of the Trio Discography

  • Ride into the Sun
    2025 · Nonesuch
  • Solid Jackson
    2024 · Criss Cross
  • After Bach II
    2024 · Nonesuch
  • Après Fauré
    2023 · Nonesuch
  • The Folly of Desire
    2023 · Pentatone
  • Your Mother Should Know: Brad Mehldau Plays The Beatles
    2023 · Nonesuch
  • Jacob's Ladder
    2022 · Nonesuch
  • Seymour Reads the Constitution!
    2018 · Nonesuch
  • Blues and Ballads
    2016 · Nonesuch
  • 10 Years Solo Live
    2015 · Nonesuch
  • Finding Gabriel
    2019 · Nonesuch
  • Mehliana: Taming the Dragon
    2014 · Nonesuch
  • Largo
    2002 · Warner Bros.
  • Day Is Done
    2005 · Nonesuch
  • Live in Tokyo
    2003 · Nonesuch
  • Anything Goes
    2004 · Warner Bros.
  • The Art of the Trio Volume One
    1997 · Warner Bros.
  • Live at the Village Vanguard: The Art of the Trio Volume Two
    1998 · Warner Bros.
  • Songs: The Art of the Trio Volume Three
    1998 · Warner Bros.
  • Introducing Brad Mehldau
    1995 · Warner Bros.

The hits

Top The Art of the Trio Songs

  • Blame It on My Youth
    1998 · Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Instrumental Solo (1998)

Upcoming Tour Information

  • Japan: Suntory Hall, Tokyo — May 11, 2025
  • US West Coast: Bing Concert Hall at Stanford — April 1, 2025
  • Presidio Theatre, San Francisco — October 16–17, 2025
  • Europe: France, Netherlands, Italy, Austria, March–July 2025

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