"Peace" is a jazz composition by pianist Horace Silver. The song was first recorded by Silver's quintet in 1956, and has since been covered by many other jazz musicians.
One of Silver's most well-known compositions, "Peace" is a classic example of his signature hard bop style. The song features a catchy melody and a strong, driving rhythm section. The melody is played by Silver on the piano, accompanied by a trumpet and saxophone. The rhythm section, consisting of bass and drums, provides a solid foundation for the rest of the band to build upon.
One of the defining characteristics of "Peace" is its use of dissonant harmonies. Silver's use of dissonant chords adds a sense of tension to the music, which is then resolved by the more consonant chords that follow. This creates a sense of movement and progression within the song, and gives it a sense of dynamic energy.
"Peace" also showcases Silver's skill as a pianist. He uses a wide range of techniques, including fast runs, octave jumps, and complex chord voicings, to create a sense of virtuosity and excitement. His piano playing is an essential part of the song, and is a major reason why it is such a beloved jazz standard.
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Jazz nomenclature is complicated and ACME chords symbols are simplified.
• CΔ is a major sound and could refer to a “C6” or “Cmaj7”
• D- is usually voiced as a minor-seventh (1,♭3, 5, ♭7)
• Ø is a half-diminished seventh chord (1,♭3,♭5,♭7)
• O is a full diminished seventh chord (1,♭3,♭5,♭♭7)
• +4 is voiced as #11
• +9 is an “altered 9” and could refer to a♭9, ♯9, or both
9 июн 2021
