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This video goes on quite a journey... from an analysis of John Coltrane's solo on "Crescent," to a deeper look at his motivic development and extended techniques, to some profound realizations about the similarities in his "twin" compositions from 1959 ("Giant Steps" & "Countdown") and 1964 ("Crescent" and "Wise One").
3:42- one // SOLO
10:47- two // TWINS
21:05- three // FATHER, SON, HOLY GHOST
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Sources:
Porter, Lewis. 'John Coltrane: His Life and Music.' University of Michigan Press, 1998.
Hentoff, Nat. Liner Notes, 'Crescent.' Impulse, 1964.
Hollander, Roel. 'John Coltrane’s Tone Circle.' roelhollander....
Slonimsky, Nicolas. 'Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns.' Schirmer Books, 1947.
Lateef, Yusef. 'Repository of Scales and Melodic Patterns.' Fana Music, 1981.
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