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Sep 04, 2006 This is an old favourite; Chick Corea’s solo from Spain as recorded with Return to Forever in 1972. ChickCoreaSpain.pdf I can’t guarantee its complete accuracy, and you’ll note that I’ve gone for the approach of notating rhythmically as it sounds against the beat (so anticipated/swung beats appear as heard). Transcriptions of Chick Corea's jazz piano solos including Spain, Childrens Song, La fiesta, Sometime ago, Windows, 500 miles hight.

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Chick Corea: Matrix for piano solo (transcription), intermediate piano (transcription) sheet music. Includes an High-Quality PDF file to download instantly. Licensed to Virtual Sheet Music® by Hal Leonard® publishing company. Born Armando Anthony Corea in Chelsea, Massachusetts, USA, on June 12, 1941, Chick began studying piano at age four. Chick Corea is one of the most prolific and acclaimed of jazz artists from the second half of the 20th century, with contributions to most forms of modern music, including straight-ahead jazz, electric fusion, avant-garde and orchestral music. Chick Corea's 75th birthday, Corea and John McLaughlin, Blue Note Jazz Club, New York City, 10 December 2016 A new group, the Five Peace Band, began a world tour in October 2008. Corea had worked with McLaughlin in Davis's late 1960s bands, including the group that recorded Davis's album Bitches Brew.

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This article begins by responding to Steven Strunk’s “Tonal and Transformational Approaches to Chick Corea’s Compositions of the 1960s.” It initially uses the work of Proctor, Satyendra, McCreless, and Cohn on diatonic and chromatic tonalities and suggests that Chick Corea’s compositions of the 1960s formed part of a broader, postbop, harmonic practice that emerged in the wake of tonal jazz practices of the first half of the century. In contrast to Strunk’s view of Corea’s “Windows” and “Litha” as unambiguously monotonal, I suggest that their harmonic progressions challenge or erode hierarchies of tonal organization. These single-section compositions (that is, they do not contain the repeated sections heard in AABA or ABAC song forms) blend cyclic transpositional schemes along with more functional progressions. The result suggests a heterarchical, rather than strictly hierarchical, view of harmonic organization. The article then examines ambiguous harmonic progressions in two other Corea compositions. In “Song of the Wind,” an ic4 transpositional schema appears in the melodic dimension. Rather than supporting the ic4 schema, the accompanying harmonic progression instead relies on a particular set of harmonic substitutions. It thus provides a second-order grammar in lieu of a first-order grammar that would be provided by an ic4 transpositional schema. “Inner Space” combines four schemata, two of which similarly rely on a second-order grammar that arises through substitutions. The article closes by considering these substitution principles in light of Strunk’s substitution sets (Strunk 1979), and by viewing points of contact and friction between evolutionary views of European harmony and of jazz harmony.

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