ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月2日 07時43分

The 60-plus tunes Thelonious Monk is known to have written are some of the most beloved pieces in jazz’s canon. That’s partly because they live just barely outside of its conventional language. In some sense, his songs present the #jazz musician’s perfect challenge. They’re opaque, lumbering and miraculously catchy. Played right, each passing harmony feels rich enough to last an entire song. But if you can’t make these pieces move, you’ve lost the battle. On the final 2 nights of a 10-day festival in North Carolina celebrating Monk’s 100th birthday, 2 of today’s great tenor #saxophonists put their hands on his music. From very different angles, they showed what makes him jazz’s most popular composer to cover, and one of its most difficult. @justincookphoto took this double-exposure image of @joshuaredmanmusic performing with a trio led by the pianist Ethan Iverson. The context was the same for the other saxophonist, Ravi Coltrane. But while @joshuaredmanmusic soloed with a smokestack effusiveness, getting underneath the melodies and setting them alight, Ravi Coltrane’s horn was liquid. It seemed to move freely on its own. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #? #?

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