Blue in Green

E291561

"Blue in Green" is a haunting, introspective jazz ballad from Miles Davis's landmark 1959 album *Kind of Blue*, noted for its modal harmony and lyrical trumpet and saxophone interplay.

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Blue in Green canonical 2
Blue on Green 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf instrumental ballad
jazz composition
song
album Kind of Blue
associatedAlbumType studio album
associatedMusicalEra post-bop
coComposerAttribution Bill Evans
composer Bill Evans
Miles Davis
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReputation considered one of the most beautiful jazz ballads
genre jazz
modal jazz
hasInfluenceOn development of modal jazz repertoire
hasLeadInstrument trumpet
hasProminentInstrument alto saxophone
piano
tenor saxophone
isStandardIn jazz repertoire
keyCharacteristic modal rather than functional harmony
language instrumental (no lyrics)
notableFeature introspective mood
lyrical trumpet and saxophone interplay
modal harmony
originalMedium vinyl LP
partOf Kind of Blue
performer Bill Evans
Cannonball Adderley
Jimmy Cobb
John Coltrane
Miles Davis
Paul Chambers
performerInstrument Bill Evans – piano
Cannonball Adderley – alto saxophone
Jimmy Cobb – drums
John Coltrane – tenor saxophone
Miles Davis – trumpet
Paul Chambers – double bass
primaryComposerCredit Miles Davis
producer Irving Townsend
Teo Macero
recordedForArtist Miles Davis
recordingYear 1959
recordLabel Columbia Records
releaseYear 1959
style ballad
tempo slow
trackPositionOnAlbum third track on Kind of Blue

Referenced by (3)

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Kind of Blue hasPart Blue in Green
The Tierney Sutton Band hasAlbum Blue in Green
Doin' Our Thing hasTrack Blue in Green
this entity surface form: Blue on Green