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Brilliant Corners. Guitar sheet music. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Drums sheet music. Percussion sheet music. Piano sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Advanced.

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Brilliant Corners by The Thelonious Monk Big Band. Edited by Jeffrey Sultanof. Arranged by Oliver Nelson. For big band. 1 Alto Saxophone, 2 Tenor Saxophones, 1 Baritone Saxophone, 3 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, Guitar, Piano, Bass, Drums. Swing. Difficult. Full score and set of parts. Published by Jazz Lines Publications. JL.JLP-8363. Background. Thelonious Monk had gone from a quirky pianist. composer to international star, in many ways thanks to a Columbia Records recording contract that began in 1962. Like fellow jazz artists on the label such as Dave Brubeck and Miles Davis, worldwide distribution of his recordings resulted in important engagements and tours all over the globe. By 1968 however, Columbia Records was changing its focus with regard to jazz and popular music. The home of Tony Bennett, Andy Williams and Johnny Mathis as well as Brubeck and Davis was now the home of Janis Joplin, Simon and Garfunkel, The Byrds and Paul Revere and the Raiders, so Bennett, Mathis and company were now encouraged to modernize. Miles Davis was going in that direction anyway, so he would have little problem at the label in the years to come. Mathis and Williams went pop. rock by choosing their songs carefully and were quite successful. Bennett refused to be something he wasn't, and finished out his contract with no support from the label. one of the albums he made during this period was one of his finest, arranged and conducted by Robert Farnon. it was barely released in the U.S. Brubeck just left the label. Thelonious Monk was in an unusual position at that time. He'd completed a problematic but successful international tour with an all-star octet. nonet, which was inexcusably not recorded by Columbia. some recordings from this tour are available on unauthorized CDs. He wasn't composing much new material, and Columbia wanted him to record songs written by the Beatles. His days were clearly numbered, but Columbia ended his contract with a bang. he made an album of his songs with big band. If anyone was a good fit to arrange the music of Thelonious Monk,. besides Hall Overton, arranger for Monk's appearances at Town Hall and Philharmonic Hall. , it was Oliver Nelson. By 1968, Nelson was a resident of Los Angeles after spending many years as part of the New York jazz scene. A saxophonist who had a very wide musical range, from rhythm and blues to hard bop and concert music for chamber groups and symphonic orchestra, he continued to write for singers, tour with his own small and large ensembles, and was now writing for television and motion pictures. He must have been delighted to work with Monk, but it was clear that this album was to be done quickly. Nelson's arrangements are very straightforward. theme, solos, out-chorus. , written for four reeds, six brass, guitar, bass, drums, and Monk. The album was recorded in three three-hour sessions, two of which were done in one day. The album itself received little publicity, and did not last long in the www. Notes to the Conductor. As stated above, these arrangements are not complex and can be easily prepared for concerts and competitions. They can be opened up for any and all soloists, not just piano, trumpet and tenor sax. We have chosen to leave the instrumentation the way Nelson had it. 4 reeds, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, guitar, piano, bass, drums. no optional parts have been added. When Nelson arranged these pieces, there were no lead sheets, so Monk played them for the arranger, who took them down. Several years ago, publisher Don Sickler prepared a folio of Monk lead sheets published by Thelonious Music and distributed by Hal Leonard. I was one of the editors who worked with Don. All melodies in these big band settings conform to the authorized versions of the compositions as published in the Monk fakebook. This arrangement is based on Oliver Nelson's original autograph score - this is not a transcription. Jeffrey Sultanof -February 2010.

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Brilliant Corners deur The Thelonious Monk Big Band. Geredigeer deur Jeffrey Sultanof. Gereël deur Oliver Nelson. Vir big band. 1 altsaxofoon, 2 Tenor saxofoons, 1 bariton saxofoon, 3 blaas, 3 trombone, Kitaar, Klavier, bas, tromme. Swing. Moeilik. Volle telling en stel dele. Gepubliseer deur Jazz Lines Publications. JL.JLP-8363. Agtergrond. Thelonious Monk van 'n prettige pianis gegaan het. komponis internasionale ster, op baie maniere te danke aan 'n Columbia Records opname kontrak wat begin het in 1962. Soos mede-jazz-kunstenaars op die etiket soos Dave Brubeck en Miles Davis, wêreldwye verspreiding van sy opnames gelei tot belangrike afsprake en toere regoor die wêreld. By 1968 was egter Columbia Records die verandering van sy fokus met betrekking tot jazz en populêre musiek. Die tuiste van Tony Bennett, Andy Williams en Johnny Mathis asook Brubeck en Davis was nou die tuiste van Janis Joplin, Simon en Garfunkel, The Byrds en Paul Revere en die Raiders, so Bennett, Mathis en die maatskappy is nou aangemoedig om te moderniseer. Miles Davis gaan in daardie rigting in elk geval, so hy sal klein probleem het op die etiket in die komende jaar. Mathis en Williams het pop. rock deur die keuse van hul liedjies versigtig en was baie suksesvol. Bennett het geweier iets wat hy was nie te wees nie, en klaar uit sy kontrak met geen ondersteuning van die etiket. een van die albums wat hy gemaak het gedurende hierdie tydperk was een van sy beste, gereël en uitgevoer deur Robert Farnon. dit was skaars in die U.S vrygestel. Brubeck net die etiket links. Thelonious Monk was in 'n ongewone posisie op daardie tydstip. Hy het 'n problematiese maar suksesvolle internasionale toer voltooi met 'n all-star octet. nonet, wat onverskoonbaar nie deur Columbia aangeteken. sommige opnames van hierdie toer is beskikbaar op ongemagtigde CDs. Hy was nie die samestelling van baie nuwe materiaal, en Columbia wou hom liedjies geskryf deur die Beatles te teken. Sy dae was duidelik genommer, maar Columbia het sy kontrak met 'n knal. Hy het 'n album van sy liedjies met big band. As iemand 'n goeie passing die musiek van Thelonious Monk te reël,. Behalwe Hall Overton, verwerker vir Monk se optredes by Town Hall en Philharmonic Hall. , Dit was Oliver Nelson. Deur 1968, Nelson was 'n inwoner van Los Angeles ná baie jare as deel van die New York jazz scene. 'N saksofoonspeler wat 'n baie wye reeks musikale, van ritme en blues te hard bop en concert musiek vir kamer groepe en simfonie-orkes gehad het, het hy voortgegaan om te skryf vir die sangers, toer met sy eie klein en groot ensembles, en nou skryf vir televisie en rolprente. Hy moet baie bly om te werk met Monk gewees het, maar dit was duidelik dat hierdie album was om te word vinnig gedoen. Nelson se reëlings is baie eenvoudig. tema, solo's, out-koor. , Geskryf vir vier riete, ses koper, kitaar, baskitaar, tromme, en Monk. Die album is in drie drie-uur sessies aangeteken het, is twee van wat in een dag gedoen. Die album self ontvang min publisiteit, en het nie lank in die www. Aantekeninge tot die dirigent. Soos hierbo genoem, is hierdie reëlings is nie kompleks en kan maklik voorberei word vir konserte en kompetisies. Hulle kan oopgemaak word vir enige en alle soliste, nie net klavier, trompet en tenorsax. Ons het gekies om die instrumentasie om die manier waarop Nelson het dit laat. 4 riete, 3 trompette, 3 trombone, kitaar, klavier, bas, tromme. geen opsionele dele is bygevoeg. Wanneer Nelson gereël hierdie stukke, was daar geen lood velle, so Monk hulle gespeel het vir die verwerker, wat hulle het af. 'N paar jaar gelede, uitgewer Don Sickler bereid om 'n folio van Monk lei velle gepubliseer deur Thelonious Musiek en versprei deur Hal Leonard. Ek was een van die redakteurs wat saam met Don. Alle melodieë in hierdie big band instellings voldoen aan die gemagtigde weergawes van die komposisies soos gepubliseer in die Monk fakebook. Hierdie reëling is gebaseer op Oliver Nelson se oorspronklike handtekening telling - dit is nie 'n transkripsie. Jeffrey Sultanof -February 2010.