When I first emailed Uri Caine to set up this interview, he was headed to Barcelona for a concert. When we finally spoke over the phone a week or so later, he’d just driven back to New York from the Newport Jazz festival. He’s a busy musician, performing across the world (before Newport he was performing in the Dolomite Mountains) with radically different groups—a jazz piano trio, a string quartet, larger ensembles, as a soloist—playing very different kinds of music.


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Jake Romm’s writing and photography have appeared in Inkstick Media, The New Inquiry, Hyperallergic, Protean Magazine, Yogurt Magazine, The Brooklyn Rail, Midnight Sun, VAN Magazine, and elsewhere. He...