Blue Monk

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"Blue Monk" is a widely celebrated jazz blues composition by pianist and composer Thelonious Monk, known for its memorable melody and foundational place in the jazz repertoire.

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Blue Monk canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf blues composition ⓘ
jazz composition ⓘ
jazz standard ⓘ
associatedWithArtist Thelonious Monk ⓘ
associatedWithStyle bebop ⓘ
hard bop ⓘ
composer Thelonious Monk ⓘ
firstRecordedBy Thelonious Monk ⓘ
form 12-bar blues ⓘ
genre blues ⓘ
jazz ⓘ
hasCulturalStatus core part of Thelonious Monk’s legacy ⓘ
foundational jazz blues tune ⓘ
widely celebrated jazz standard ⓘ
hasNotableFeature characteristic Thelonious Monk rhythmic phrasing ⓘ
memorable singable melody ⓘ
simple melodic contour with subtle rhythmic variation ⓘ
use of Monk’s signature dissonances ⓘ
hasNotableRecording Thelonious Monk Quartet performances ⓘ
Thelonious Monk’s live club recordings ⓘ
Thelonious Monk’s studio recordings ⓘ
instrumentation piano-based composition ⓘ
isStandardFor beginning jazz students ⓘ
intermediate jazz students ⓘ
jam sessions ⓘ
jazz improvisation practice ⓘ
key B-flat major ⓘ
language instrumental (no lyrics) ⓘ
oftenIncludedIn jazz fake books ⓘ
real books for jazz musicians ⓘ
partOfRepertoire bebop repertoire ⓘ
jazz education repertoire ⓘ
jazz repertoire ⓘ
recordingArtist Art Blakey ⓘ
Eric Dolphy ⓘ
Miles Davis ⓘ
Sonny Rollins ⓘ
Thelonious Monk ⓘ
Thelonious Monk Quartet ⓘ
Wynton Marsalis ⓘ
subgenre jazz blues ⓘ
teachesConcept 12-bar blues form ⓘ
Monk-style phrasing and voicings ⓘ
melodic development over blues changes ⓘ
swing feel ⓘ
usedInContext big band arrangements ⓘ
jazz combo performance ⓘ
solo piano performance ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Thelonious Monk → notableWork → Blue Monk ⓘ
Piccolo → hasTrack → Blue Monk ⓘ
subject linked to: album "Piccolo"
Straight Ahead → includesTrack → Blue Monk ⓘ