Tin Roof Blues- NORKs
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- Tin Roof Blues- NORKS
- Background
- 13th March 1923
- Richmond, Indiana
- Gennett Records
- Band met in Chicago
- Mares and Brunies formed band which played New Orleans polyphonic style (later Dixieland jazz)
- Band
- Front Line
- Paul Mares- Trumpet
- Leon Roppolo- Trombone
- George Brunies- Trombone
- Rhythm Section
- Mel Stitzel- Piano
- Ben Pollack- Drums (cannot be heard)
- Front Line
- Structure and Features
- Outro
- 77-8
- First bar played by trumpet, then ensemble joins in
- Chorus 6
- Collective improve., more free, trumpet now improvising so composed melody less audible
- 65-76
- Chorus 5
- Clarinet Solo, piano improv. underneath
- Uses blues notes throughout
- Strong vibrato on sustained notes
- Range of 2 8ves, doesn't use chalumeau register
- Nearly all notes are slid onto from above/below
- Fills, glissandi, smears, fall offs, scoops bend pitch
- 53-64
- Clarinet Solo, piano improv. underneath
- Chorus 4
- Trombone solo, piano improv. (RH more syncopated)
- Tailgates
- Use of 7ths and minor 3rds
- Range of 13th
- 41-52
- Trombone solo, piano improv. (RH more syncopated)
- Choruses 2 and 3
- 17-28, 29-40
- Descending chromatic, front line in harmony, piano more chordal
- Chorus 3 more structured
- Chorus 1
- 5-16
- Collective improv. in trombone and clarinet, precomposed melody in other instruments
- Intro
- 1-4
- Piano only
- Outro
- Glossary and Techniques
- Collective improvisation/New Orleans Polyphony
- Front line instruments improvise at the same time
- Smear
- Slide up to a note from below
- Fall off
- Slide down at the end of a note
- Scoop
- Slide down and back up during the course of a note
- Collective improvisation/New Orleans Polyphony
- Background
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