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CHARLIE PARKER: Charles “Charlie” Christopher Parker (aka Bird, YardBird) - (August 29, 1920 - March 12, 1955) “If I Should Lose You.” 1950. Charlie Parker with Strings. Perf. Charlie Parker - alto saxophone; Mitch Miller - oboe; Bronislaw Gimpel, Max Hollander, Milton Lomask - violins; Frank Brieff - viola; Frank Miller - cello; Myor Rosen - harp;Stan Freeman - piano; Ray Brown - double bass; Buddy Rich - drums; Jimmy Carroll - arranger and conductor. Mercury. Recorded 1947-1952. -- BIRD LIVES Billions of words have been written on the genius of Charlie Parker; he created a new harmonic language in music, he redefined freedom as an improviser, and his documented recorded works still define modern jazz even to this day. The lineage of Parker in Jazz music is often written about because his influence can be heard on almost every important musician after him. Even Parker transcribed (memorize, play with recordings, play without recording) Lester Young and was once interviewed stating that he committed 11-15 hours per day for 3 years to solid practice in order to master his instrument. The spiritual element to Parker’s music is often overshadowed by his technical prowess. If we listen to the recording, “Charlie Parker with Stings” we can see how he channels a higher power or something beyond this world. Bird’s story and life is so well discussed because he lived a very dramatic life. Drug addiction plagued his life and the relationships of people that loved him. A famous jazz club even paid the highest tribute to him by calling themselves, Birdland; although even Parker had a hard time getting bookings there because of his unreliability and he definitely did not own any part of the club. However, this recording was a paramount period in Parker’s career;he was sober, he was practicing again, and he was completely innovative. This recording reflects a direction in Parkers playing compared to the hyper-fire quality in his earlier recordings with Dizzy Gilespie. Listen to his warm syrupy sound, the variation in rhythms, and the pure effortless string of melodic lines. Aaron Leaney www.aaronleaney.com

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