Opus de Funk

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Opus de Funk is a hard bop jazz composition by pianist Horace Silver, known for its catchy blues-inflected melody and influential role in 1950s modern jazz.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hard bop composition
jazz composition
associatedGenrePioneer Horace Silver
associatedWith Horace Silver Quintet
associatedWithSubgenre soul jazz precursor
composer Horace Silver
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
era 1950s
genre hard bop
jazz
hasComposerRole pianist
hasForm blues-based form
hasHarmonicCharacteristic bebop-influenced harmony
blues harmony elements
hasImprovisation jazz improvisation sections
hasInfluenceOn hard bop repertoire
modern jazz piano writing
hasInstrumentation bass
drums
piano
saxophone
trumpet
hasMelodyCharacteristic catchy melody
hasRhythmicCharacteristic swing feel
hasTempoCharacteristic medium-up tempo
hasTitleLanguage English
isStandardIn jazz repertoire
language instrumental
movement modern jazz
notableFor blues-based melodic material
influential role in 1950s modern jazz
use of hard bop harmony and rhythm
recordedBy Horace Silver
recordedInDecade 1950s
style blues-inflected
workOf Horace Silver

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Horace Silver notableWork Opus de Funk