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Epistrophy - Thelonious Monk (Take 1)

Ella Fitzgerald, Live - April In Paris (1957,in Belgium)

Thelonious Monk - Don't Blame Me

THELONIOUS MONK - 1. Epistropy - 2. Sweet & Lovely w-John Clotrane - 3. Bright Mississippi - 4. April In Paris

THELONIOUS MONK

Live in CajaGranada. July 2015.

Eva Jiménez-voice
Daahoud Salim-piano
Vasil Hajigrudev-bass
Carlos Cortés-percussion

Djurdjevdan (live in Granada)

It is thought that Monk originally composed the song sometime in 1940 or 1941. However, Harry Colomby claims that Monk may have written an early version around 1936 (at the age of 19) with the title "Grand Finale". "'Round Midnight" is the most-recorded jazz standard composed by a jazz musician.

Round Midnight - Thelonious Monk (1947)

Eva Jiménez- Vocals
Jungha Lee- Piano
Carl Kossmer- Bass
Xiao Dou- Drums

Paul David Heckhausen- Audio engineer

Scrapple From The Apple (Charlie Parker. Lyrics by Eva Jiménez)

"Eva Jiménez Project"

Eva Jiménez- vocals
Lucio D'Amato- piano
Vassil Hadjigrudev- bass
Vasileios Panagiotopoulos-drums

Dimitris Dodoras- Sound engineer

Work (Thelonious Monk)

Craig Noseworthy Alto sax, Huan Hermida Piano, Claudio Moxit drums, Daniel Donon bass

Ask me now (Thelonious Monk)

Here's the recording from my senior recital for Georgia State University. Date 4/19/2013

I arranged each song. The first 7 are all the jazz standards you know and love (though hopefully don't sound EXACTLY like the ones you are familiar with). The last one is my dad's original composition that was originally for solo guitar that I had transcribed and arranged for our group.

Saxophones: Guy Priester, Will Hollifield, Alex McGinnis
Bass: Dishan Harper
Drums: Cole McSween
Piano: Keenan Meadows
Guitar (on Market Street): Ragan Davis

I hope you enjoy, whoever you are!

Epistrophy - Thelonious Monk (Take 1)

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