ENDEIT

Trombone solo · 1987

Steve Turre: Dat Dere

Key
C minor
Tempo
116 BPM MEDIUM
Rhythm feel
Swing
Style
Postbop
Choruses
3
Form
A8A8B8A8

Steve Turre's solo on “Dat Dere” has 520 notes in 132 seconds (3.9 notes per second), spanning 35 semitones from G2 to F#5. The average tempo is 116 BPM with a swing feel. About 50% of the melodic motion is stepwise (one or two semitones).

Notes

520Notes
132sSolo length
3.9Notes per second
G2–F#5Range (35 semitones)
50%Stepwise motion

Pitch-class distribution

Most frequent intervals

  • -2 ×106
  • -3 ×62
  • 0 ×54
  • +1 ×51
  • +2 ×51
  • -1 ×49

Changes played over

A1
CmE♭7
Am7♭5A♭7
CmA♭7
Dm7♭5G7
CmE♭7
Am7♭5A♭7
Dm7♭5G+7
CmG+79
A2
CmE♭7
Am7♭5A♭7
CmA♭7
Dm7♭5G7
CmE♭7
Am7♭5A♭7
Dm7♭5G+7
Cm
B1
Cm7G7C-
Gm7D7G-7
Cm7A♭7
Dm7♭5G7
Cm7G7C-
Gm7D7G-7
Dm7♭5G79
CmG79

Record

Record
Imagination · 32 Jazz · 1998
Recorded
1987-06-24
Line-up
Kirk Lightsey (p); Steve Turre (tb); Ray Drummond (b); Carl Allen (dr); Woody Shaw (tp)
Composer
O. Brown Jr./B. Timmons
Solo length
03:37-05:49

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