gershwin classic.. version 2 today with string pad

My Man's Gone Now  (lush)

squawking soundscape

funky toe tapping jazz sopranoi sax clavinet e bass and drums

Funky- Jazzy

homage to Gil Evans small big band sensibility..playing hot music in a cool home studio and playing with a small big band of myselves

funky Jazz on a HOT Humid day

marimba leads us into a joyful noise of musics from the world

WorldMusics Jazz

Freedom Jazz Dance 8:25

jazz nocturne with bass flute

"Au Privave" is the title of a 1951 bebop jazz standard composed by Charlie Parker. While the title appears to be French, the word "privave" is not a standard French word, making the meaning of the title unclear and likely a playful invention of Parker's. Some speculate it might be a mishearing or mispronunciation of "Après Vous" (After You), a title used by Max Roach for a similar tune. 
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
The Song:
"Au Privave" is a 12-bar blues composition in F major, known for its bebop style. 
The Title:
The title's origin is not definitively known, but it's believed to be a deliberate wordplay by Parker. 
Possible Interpretations:
Some theories suggest it's a playful mishearing or misspelling of "Après Vous," a French phrase meaning "After You". 
Context:
Parker was known for his improvisational style and sometimes used unconventional or made-up words in his titles. 

au privave with doodles bebop blues

Go Up & Down for a bit

a beginning again a gain

violin bass clarinet and undercurrent omnisphere patch/ forebodingness abounds

forebodingsssss

I have played and loved jazz since the 1960's and now love to share my music with others.

squawking soundscape

Stanley Sagov

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