Jurnal Pendidikan dan Pembelajaran Khatulistiwa (JPPK)
Vol 6, No 10 (2017): Oktober 2017

ANALISIS MELODI LAGU DONNA LEE KARYA CHARLIE PARKER PADA INSTRUMEN ALTO SAXOPHONE

Andani, Yudhis Chitra (Unknown)



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Publish Date
20 Oct 2017

Abstract

AbstractThe background of this research was Donna Lee Charlie Parker's work has the characteristics of a very fast tempo. The choice of tone on Alto Saxophone played by Parker is very unique, there is also a section of Alto Saxophone solo that Parker plays. Donna Lee's song by Charlie Parker is often associated with the Jazz Bebop genre. Therefore, the melody of Donna Lee's song on Alto Saxophone is very interesting to be analyzed further. In addition, there are many Jazz events in Indonesia has not been matched by comprehensive Jazz studies. On the other hand, the realm of Bebop is still limited to be studied and revealed musical facts.Based on those background, this research problem were "How was Charlie Parker's Donna Lee melody structure on Alto Saxophone instrument ?, How was the harmony used in Charlie Parker's Donna Lee song on the Alto saxophone instrument? And how is the interrelation between Donna Lee's song with Bebop's jazz genre? ". The results of this research: (1) Donna Lee song has a duration of approximately 2 minutes 32 seconds. Donna Lee's song has two part song. (2) the chord progression contained in part I (band) of sentence A as progressi V-I and ii-V-I. (3) Donna Lee's song was a Jazz Bebop genre. Key words: Donna Lee, Alto Saxophone Charlie Parker, Melody.

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Decision Sciences, Operations Research & Management Education Languange, Linguistic, Communication & Media Mathematics Other

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