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1 A Topical Exploration of the Jazz Messengers 1963 Recording One by One Daniel J. Thompson Florida State University Society for Music Theory Joint Annual Meeting with the American Musicological Society Vancouver, BC 3 November 2016
2 Wayne Shorter s One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Tracks on original album: 1. One by One (W. Shorter) 2. Ugetsu (C. Walton) 3. Time Off (C. Fuller) 4. Ping-Pong (W. Shorter) 5. I Didn t Know What Time It Was (Rodgers/Hart) 6. On the Ginza (W. Shorter) 7. Eva (W. Shorter) 8. The High Priest (C. Fuller) 9. The Theme (M. Davis) Personnel: Wayne Shorter, Tenor Sax Freddie Hubbard, Trumpet Curtis Fuller, Trombone Cedar Walton, Piano Reggie Workman, Bass Art Blakey, Drums
3 Topics can get us into the musical story. Michael Klein (2013)
4 Primary Objectives 1. Validate the relevance of bringing a topical perspective to hard bop (c ). 2. Survey hard bop s body of musical topics. 3. Examine the strategic deployment of topics in One by One as the basis for a narrative interpretation.
5 Part I What is a Musical Topic?
6 C.S. Peirce s Trichotomy of Sign-Object Relations ICON INDEX (resemblance) SYMBOL (co-occurrence) (arbitrary, culturally defined) = signification Intro I. II. III. IV. Outro
7 Topical Semiosis (Mirka 2014) Topics ICON Styles or genres INDEX Social contexts and functions Topics are icons of musical styles and genres. Musical styles and genres are indices of social contexts and functions. These connections enable a musical topic to function as a symbol of a cultural value.
8 Part II Hard Bop s Time and Place
9 Hard Bop (c ): Quick Facts East-Coast trend (especially New York and Philadelphia) Rekindled the blues and gospel roots of jazz. Associated with notable artists such as: Trumpeters Miles Davis and Lee Morgan Saxophonists Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane Pianists Horace Silver and Elmo Hope Bassists Charles Mingus and Paul Chambers Drummers Art Blakey and Philly Joe Jones
10 Hard Bop (c ): Stylistic Context Builds upon the bebop (bop) style that crystallized in the 1940s. Stood in clear opposition to cool jazz, which emerged in the 1950s as a mild alternative to bebop. Contemporaneous to the African-American Civil Rights Movement (from Brown v. Board in 1954 to the Fair Housing Act in 1968)
11 Part III Survey of Topics in Hard Bop
12 Example 1: Blues Topic Bobby Timmons s Piano Solo from Moanin " (First A, First Chorus) Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers Moanin, 1958 Blues elements: Nearly exclusive use of the blues scale (1, flat-3, 4, sharp-4, 5, flat-7) Repeated riffs Imitation of bends (with grace notes) and guitar dyads
13 Example 2: Gospel Topic ( Amen Gesture) [1/2] Bobby Timmons s Piano Head to Moanin " (Second A) Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers Moanin, 1958 A men A men
14 Example 2: Gospel Topic ( Amen Gesture) [2/2] Bobby Timmons s Piano Head to Moanin " (Second A) Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers Moanin, 1958 A men A men
15 Example 3: Gospel Topic (Melodic Gesture) [1/2] Head to Better Git It in Your Soul" (Second A) Charles Mingus Mingus Ah Um, 1959
16 Example 3: Gospel Topic (Melodic Gesture) [2/2] Head to Better Git It in Your Soul" (Second A) Charles Mingus Mingus Ah Um, 1959 Bluesy ad-lib
17 Example 4: Nostalgic Topics (New Orleans) [1/2] Intro to My Jelly Roll Soul" Charles Mingus Blues and Roots, 1960 Sousaphone bass line 6 th tremolos in piano
18 Example 4: Nostalgic Topics (New Orleans) [2/2] Intro to My Jelly Roll Soul" Charles Mingus Blues and Roots, 1960 chromatic walk-up chromatic third turnaround
19 Example 5: Nostalgic Topics (Stride Piano) Opening of Body and Soul Thelonious Monk Monk s Dream, 1958 Stride LH
20 Example 6: Exotic Topics (Mambo) [1/2] Intro and A Section of Head to De-Dah Elmo Hope Here s Hope, 1962 Mambo feel Swing feel Mambo feel
21 Example 6: Exotic Topics (Mambo) [2/2] Intro and A Section of Head to De-Dah Elmo Hope Here s Hope, 1962 Swing feel Mambo feel Swing feel
22 Example 6: Exotic Topics (Mambo) [1/2] Intro and A Section of Head to De-Dah Elmo Hope Here s Hope, 1962 Mambo feel Swing feel Mambo feel
23 Example 6: Exotic Topics (Mambo) [2/2] Intro and A Section of Head to De-Dah Elmo Hope Here s Hope, 1962 Swing feel Mambo feel Swing feel ( )
24 Part IV One by One as Comic Narrative
25 Example 7 [1/5] Intro and Head to Wayne Shorter s One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Intro: unmarked Pseudo-Bossa Nova comping pattern
26 Example 7 [2/5] Intro and Head to Wayne Shorter s One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Head: A A B A unmarked marked Rhetorical gesture Blues topic g: ii 7 V 7 i 7 V 7 /VI VI ii 7 V 7 III V 7 /V V 7 i 7 V 7 /VI ii 7 V 7 V 7 i 7 III V Diatonic harmony & applied chords Tritone substitution Harmonic elision Tritone substitution
27 Example 7 [3/5] Intro and Head to Wayne Shorter s One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Head: A A B A unmarked marked Rhetorical gesture Blues topic g: ii 7 V 7 i 7 V 7 /VI VI ii 7 V 7 III V 7 /V V 7 i 7 V 7 /VI ii 7 V 7 V 7 i 7 III V Diatonic harmony & applied chords Tritone substitution Harmonic elision Tritone substitution
28 Example 7 [4/5] Intro and Head to Wayne Shorter s One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Head: A A B A still blues topic = last 4 mm. of A section Shuffle feel
29 Example 7 [5/5] Intro and Head to Wayne Shorter s One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Head: A A B A unmarked marked Rhetorical gesture Blues topic g: ii 7 V 7 i 7 V 7 /VI VI ii 7 V 7 III V 7 /V V 7 i 7 V 7 /VI ii 7 V 7 V 7 i 7 III V Diatonic harmony & applied chords Tritone substitution Harmonic elision Tritone substitution
30 Example 8 [1/4] Wayne Shorter s Tenor-Sax Solo on One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Form: A A B A
31 Example 8 [2/4] Wayne Shorter s Tenor-Sax Solo on One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Form: A A B A Blues topic
32 Example 8 [3/4] Wayne Shorter s Tenor-Sax Solo on One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Form: A A B A Blues topic
33 Example 8 [4/4] Wayne Shorter s Tenor-Sax Solo on One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Form: A A B A Blues topic
34 Example 9 [1/4] Cedar Walton s Piano Solo on One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Form: A A B A Blues topic Blues topic
35 Example 9 [2/4] Cedar Walton s Piano Solo on One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Form: A A B A Blues topic
36 Example 9 [3/4] Cedar Walton s Piano Solo on One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Form: A A B A Blues topic
37 Example 9 [4/4] Cedar Walton s Piano Solo on One by One Ugetsu: Art Blakey s Jazz Messengers at Birdland, 1963 Form: A A B A Blues topic Blues topic
38 Concluding Remarks
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