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Shibui (Jazz song for small combo)
| Composer: |
Collin Webber (click to list other tunes) |
| Copyright: |
Copyright ©2005, |
| Submitted by: |
Collin Webber |
| Posted: |
12/2/2006; 9:17:08 AM |
| Msg#: |
5076 (top msg in thread) |
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A slightly Japanese 5/4 piece originally written for alto in F minor. The first 2 bar phrase is inspired by Paul Desmond's opening solo phrase on his own composition "Take Ten" on the disc of that name.
Then the chords shift under the A A B A melody and the final A modulates in the last bars to F major.
Shibui is a Japanese term meaning, among other things, subtle, gentle artistry without effort.
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