Lover (Recording)

Gary Smart

Lover (Recording)

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Abstract

"Lover" (Richard Rodgers) is from The Elevox Open Jazz Competition Grand Prize Album. This recording is in the grand old two-fisted (stride) jazz piano style of Art Tatum and my teacher, Oscar Peterson. Notice the musical quotes, a part of this tradition: at the opening, "Oh, Sweet Mystery of Life, at Last I've Found Thee!" and at the very end, the Mendelssohn "Wedding March".

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 1 1986

Keywords

piano

Disciplines

Music

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Lover solo piano improvFinal published version, 4.6 MBLicense: CC BY

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