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Author:  J. Jagelka
Posted:  3/12/03; 7:51:28 AM
Topic:  Getting To Know You
Msg#:  3543 (in response to 3542)
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Besides his  melodic lyricism he was no slouch in the harmony department either.  His bridge on 'Have You Met Miss Jones' uses the same tri-tonic system Coltrane later developed into his 'Giant Steps' and 'Countdown' concept.  The only reference to an earlier use of this device I have heard of was by Franz Liszt.  If anyone knows of an earlier use I would appreciate hearing about it.

Cole Porter also came up with some very interesting chord progressions.

Joe

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