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Classical music remains a part of their repertoire, though not more so than jazz: They've reimagined compositions by Dave Brubeck, Chick Corea, Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk, among others, and in 2007 released "A Love Supreme: The Legacy of John Coltrane."
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Mr. Leonard chronicled jazz at a time of creative ferment in the 1940s and '50s, depicting such older giants as Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, as well as the younger bebop generation of Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Clifford Brown and Miles Davis.
Photographer Herman Leonard, who focused on jazz musicians, dies at 87 2010
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After meeting Roach in 1957, Ms. Lincoln became friends with other jazz musicians, including Thelonious Monk, who encouraged her in her first efforts as a songwriter.
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SCOTT SIMON, host: Fifty years ago tonight, Thelonious Monk stepped out on the stage of New York's Town Hall Theater with nine other musicians to perform new arrangements of some of his best-known songs.
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His career path is very much like Thelonious Monk that he was championed by some critics and journalists but it took decades before he found an audience for his particular style.
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TOM VITALE: At a rehearsal studio on West 55th Street, Hank Jones sits behind a Yamaha grand piano talking about Thelonious Monk, whose compositions Jones has tried to master.
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TOM VITALE: At a rehearsal studio on West 55th Street, Hank Jones sits behind a Yamaha grand piano talking about Thelonious Monk, whose compositions Jones has tried to master.
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If you looked through the old city directories back around the time when Thelonious Monk was born in 1917, he had a very intense tobacco culture here, and the Atlantic Coast rail yard here was either the largest or the second largest rail yard in the whole south.
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TOM VITALE: At a rehearsal studio on West 55th Street, Hank Jones sits behind a Yamaha grand piano talking about Thelonious Monk, whose compositions Jones has tried to master.
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We have Thelonious Monk, who played in what a lot of people refer to as wrong note style.
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