Marc Copland's "Round and Round," released on January 1, 2003, under Nagel Heyer Records, is a captivating journey through the world of jazz. This album, spanning 57 minutes, showcases Copland's mastery of the genre with a collection of ten tracks that blend sophistication and spontaneity. From the introspective "Silent Attitude" to the lively "Whatever the Moon," each piece offers a unique perspective on jazz, highlighting Copland's versatility and depth. The album opens with "Balloonman," setting a playful tone that contrasts with the more contemplative pieces like "Mentor's Praise" and "The Wizard." "Round She Goes" and "Copious" demonstrate Copland's ability to create dynamic rhythms and intricate melodies, while "Deed-Lee-Yah" and "Easy Living" offer a more relaxed, melodic experience. "Round and Round" is a testament to Marc Copland's skill as a jazz pianist, making it a standout addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection.