How To Use Charlie parker In A Sentence
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So you see, "gone" in beatnik slang means "really good" as in, "that Charlie Parker is one gone cat".
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When bebop emerged, Evans blended its busy lines and advanced progressions with Thornhill's meditative approach, writing engaging arrangements of bop standards such as altoist Charlie Parker's "Anthropology" and "Yardbird Suite.
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(Soundbite of music) WAS: In the beginning, though, it was Miles the bebopper who burst on the scene, stringing rat-a-tat fusillades over furious tempos, a style he picked up from saxophonist and bandmate Charlie Parker.
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Our jazz musician portrait artist expert discusses painting Charlie Parker in this free instructional art video.
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Charlie Parker may have pioneered bebop jazz, but Miles Davis helped him to establish it.
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me: I think the way that Charlie Parker "converses" makes him the life of the party.
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I mean for a blod named after Charlie Parker there's not enough Suzuki in here.
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Like Bird, his beautiful biopic of Charlie Parker; White Hunter, Black Heart, his thinly veiled biopic of John Huston; the emotionally draining A Perfect World; and The Outlaw Josey Wales, which demonstrated an interest in deconstructing the genre that made him famous, the Western, way before Unforgiven.
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* Of course, the beatnik is not actually calling Charlie Parker a cat.
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As the trad boom took off, a schism developed between fans who maintained the ‘traditional’ style of New Orleans music was the only true jazz and modern fans inspired by Charlie Parker's bebop.
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Armstrong's scat singing also influenced the singing technique of bebop innovator Dizzy Gillespie, who first began recording bebop in 1944 with saxophonist Charlie Parker.
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This is not only my tribute to the late, great Charlie Parker (1921-1955), but also to some of the legends who have left us, yet left a great legacy of music behind with us to enjoy.
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His tone tended to be hard and harsh and lacked the varied coloration of the bop innovator Charlie Parker.
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You can't compare Charlie Parker with John Coltrane. They were completely different musicians.
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Billie Holiday, Bessie Smith, Charlie Parker: all had to struggle against handicaps to become successful artists.
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I've heard guys in New York who sound just like Charlie Parker, but it's like a scratchy record of Parker.
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Woods, a self confessed ‘old bebopper’, was deeply in thrall to the work of Charlie Parker, but the ERM's remit included nods to the emergent avant garde.
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Splicing the huge sound and harmonic subtlety of swing-era tenorist Coleman Hawkins to Lester Young's lyrical looseness and Charlie Parker's momentum, Rollins offered a new agenda for the tenor saxophone.
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Charlie Parker may have pioneered bebop jazz, but Miles Davis helped him to establish it.
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Similar in ambition is "Constellation," a cut that initially appeared on the horribly named Bird Up Charlie Parker tribute album that was released 2003.
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Louis Armstrong was vocal about his dislike of the bebop innovations of Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie.
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Charlie Parker expanded the vocabulary of jazz.
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During this time he has played bebop with Charlie Parker, free jazz with Ornette Coleman and Jimmy Giuffre, and fusion with Pat Metheny and Jaco Pastorius.
