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| Lennie Tristano Quintet | Primary Artist |
| Lennie Tristano | Indexed Contributor, Piano, Track Performer |
| Lee Konitz | Alto Saxophone |
| Warne Marsh | Tenor Saxophone |
| Peter Ind | Bass |
| Al Levitt | Drums |
| Lee Konitz | Composer |
| Warne Marsh | Composer |
| Lennie Tristano | Composer |
| Connie Crothers | Producer |
| Lenny Popkin | Mastering |
| Dick Baxter | Remastering |
| J. Fred Coots | Composer |
| Haven Gillespie | Composer |
| Duncan P. Schiedt | Cover Photo |
| Mindy Mitchell | Logo Design |
| Russell Rockman | Producer |
| William H. Bauer | Composer |
| Dick Wattam | Producer |
| Jack Bier | Engineer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Scott Yanow
By 1952, pianist Lennie Tristano was starting to withdraw from public performances, spending most of his time teaching. This formerly unknown recording matches him with four of his best students: altoist Lee Konitz, tenor-saxophonist Warne Marsh, bassist Peter Ind and drummer Al Levitt. Together they explore six common chord changes, five of them given new titles. Although not essential, this music is quite enjoyable and a good example of Lennie Tristano's unique approach to jazz improvisation.