Blue in Green Piano Tutorial Synthesia + midi

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Blue in Green, is credited to Miles Davis and Bill Evans. This thoughtful rendition is played in a solo-rubato style for the first chorus. The bass and drums enter around bar 40. In the piano style of Herbie Hancock and Bill Evans, note the use of half-steps within the chords (e.g. in bars 1 and 4). In several interviews, Bill Evans claimed that the tune was actually written by him alone and he wondered why Miles took credit for it. This is a haunting and sophisticated melody which seems to have a never-ending quality to it. Key of Dm. Performed by: Renee Rosnes. Picture of: Bill Evans.

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Blue in Green, is credited to Miles Davis and Bill Evans. This thoughtful rendition is played in a solo-rubato style for the first chorus. The bass and drums enter around bar 40. In the piano style of Herbie Hancock and Bill Evans, note the use of half-steps within the chords (e.g. in bars 1 and 4). In several interviews, Bill Evans claimed that the tune was actually written by him alone and he wondered why Miles took credit for it. This is a haunting and sophisticated melody which seems to have a never-ending quality to it. Key of Dm. Performed by: Renee Rosnes. Picture of: Bill Evans.