Tenor saxophone solo · 1964

Stan Getz: Body and Soul

Key
D♭ major
Tempo
63 BPM SLOW
Rhythm feel
Swing
Style
Cool
Choruses
2
Form
A8A8B8A8

Stan Getz's solo on “Body and Soul” has 571 notes in 180 seconds (3.2 notes per second), spanning 31 semitones from Ab2 to Eb5. The average tempo is 63 BPM with a swing feel. About 62% of the melodic motion is stepwise (one or two semitones).

Notes

571Notes
180sSolo length
3.2Notes per second
Ab2–Eb5Range (31 semitones)
62%Stepwise motion

Pitch-class distribution

Most frequent intervals

  • -2 ×120
  • +1 ×89
  • -1 ×86
  • +2 ×55
  • +3 ×37
  • -3 ×33

Changes played over

A1
E♭m7B♭79♭
E♭m7D7
D♭maj7G♭7
Fm7Edim7
E♭m7
Cm7♭5F7
B♭m7E♭m7A♭7
D♭6Fm7♭5B♭7
A2
E♭m7B♭79♭
E♭m7D7
D♭maj7G♭7
Fm7Edim7
E♭m7
Cm7♭5F7
B♭m7E♭m7A♭7
D♭A7
B1
Dmaj7Em7
G♭m7Gm7
G♭m7B-7E-7A7
Dmaj7
Dm7G7
Cmaj7E♭dim7
Dm7G7
C7B♭7
A3
E♭m7B♭79♭
E♭m7D7
D♭maj7G♭7
Fm7Edim7
E♭m7
Cm7♭5F7
B♭m7E♭7Eb-7A♭7
D♭6A7
B2
Dmaj7Em7
G♭m7Gm7
G♭m7B-7E-7A7
Dmaj7
Dm7G7
Cmaj7E♭dim7
Dm7G7
C7B7B♭7

Record

Record
The Essential Stan Getz · Verve Records · 1992
Recorded
1964
Line-up
Bill Crow (b); Frank Isola (dr); Jimmy Raney (g); Duke Jordan (p); Stan Getz (ts)
Composer
Heyman, Sour, Eyton, Green
Solo length
00:12-03:13

Source: Weimar Jazz Database, Jazzomat Research Project (HfM Weimar), ODbL 1.0.