This 2001 Telarc release features the Dave Brubeck Quartet in a late-career studio session, highlighting the enduring interplay of the ensemble. The album showcases new material alongside re-interpretations of earlier works.
- "The Crossing" was recorded in November 2000 at The Music Mill in Indianapolis, Indiana.
- The album features arrangements by Ryan Shore, a composer and conductor who had previously worked with Brubeck.
- The release was among the quartet's final studio albums, offering a glimpse into their continued musical vitality in the early 2000s.
The Dave Brubeck Quartet was a pioneering jazz group formed in 1951, best known for their intricate arrangements and the groundbreaking 1959 album "Time Out." "The Crossing," released in 2001, marked a late-career return to studio recording for the ensemble after a significant hiatus.
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