bird god of jazz sings
sweet saxophone melody
interpolation
"Bird Lives" (sculpture of Charlie "Bird" Parker) by Robert Graham (sculptor), 1999 |
trumpet solo wails
tribute honoring yardbird
ultimate birdsong
Trumpet player Maynard Ferguson Plays my favorite version of 'Birdland' written homage of Charlie Parker's NY Jazz Club |
Carpe Diem #108, Birdsong
I immediately thought of one of my favorite jazz tunes, "Birdland," when I saw today's prompt. So I hope you enjoyed my take on a little birdsong today.
I did !! As long as " Bird' sings, there will be birdsong!!
ReplyDeleteGreat musician ~ love your haiku take on 'birdsong' ~
ReplyDeleteCarol of : A Creative Harbor on Blogger ^_^
What a wonderfully different approach to the prompt!
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wow!musical haiku, both of them lovely.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you read the prompt this way.
ReplyDeleteAnd so chagrined that I didn't.
This jazz guy bows to you.
Cheers!
JzB
"Bird god of jazz..." is a creative vivid introductory image! Love it!
ReplyDeleteNicely written ... I hadn't thought at Jazz ... very well done I like the way you've used our prompt.
ReplyDeleteclever use of prompt with the first....Do you remember the English band 'The Yardbirds', or are you too young?!
ReplyDeleteWonderful different take on the prompt. Not a big jazzfan myself... But I have seen a few live.
ReplyDeletegreat interpretation.
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