The Keyboardist (Gifted Hands) (Limited Edition) (2023) Original “If I could cha-a-a-a-nge the

“If I could cha-a-a-a-nge the world” (1996)

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The Keyboardist (Gifted Hands) (Limited Edition) (2023) Original “If I could cha-a-a-a-nge theThe Keyboardist (Limited Edition 250), The Keyboardist celebrates the Black innovators who shaped jazz through rhythm, improvisation, and storytelling. The figures hands, layered with newsprint, carry the narratives of those who came beforeechoing the genius of Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Herbie Hancock, and Nina Simone. Like the textured composition of this piece, their music is built from history, resilience, and boundless creativity. The tie,