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1. Chord progression for Miles Davis' Flamenco Sketches, as requested. The chord sequence used here follows those used behind Miles' performance on "Kind Of Blue" This is a modal tune whose structure is determined by the soloist. The soloists on "Kind Of Blue" thought of this as a sequence of four modes, played in prescribed sequence for however.

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2. Modal Jazz Tunes. A few well-known modal jazz pieces are listed below. Some are entirely modal, while others use both a modal section and a more traditional chordal section. “So What” “Impressions” “Maiden Voyage” “Cantaloupe Island” “Little Sunflower” “Black Narcissus” “Freedom Jazz .

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3. Kind Of Blue was recorded at Columbia's 30th Street Studio in New York, the five tracks were laid in nine hours with Miles Davis giving only brief instructions to a new band. (It was a ploy that Davis frequently used, feeling that individual musicians would consequently focus more on their performances.) All but one of the tracks were recorded in one take; this piece, which is made up of a set.

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4. Aug 08,  · Flamenco Sketches tab by Miles Davis. 4, views, added to favorites times. All the horn solos are included, and where the modes shift is also included. Was this info helpful? Yes No. Author AeonOptic [a] 2, Last edit on Aug 08, View interactive tab. Download Pdf. Play.

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8. An aside here: It is possible — even likely — that the titles of these two tracks are reversed. In my Musical Quarterly article (link below), I suggest that “Flamenco Sketches” is the correct title for the strumming medium-tempo music on the track that is now known as “All Blues” and that “All Blues” is the correct title for the last, very slow, track on the album.

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9. Aug 17,  · Flamenco Sketches, a song by Miles Davis on Spotify. We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, Music Duration: 9 min.

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