Lee Konitz

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  • jazz
  • saxophone
  • cool jazz
  • bebop
  • cool
Lee Konitz (born October 13, 1927 in Chicago, Illinois) is an American jazz composer and saxophone player. Konitz is sometimes regarded as the preeminent cool jazz saxophonist, because he performed and recorded with Claude Thornhill, Lennie Tristano (both often cited as important cool jazz proponents of the mid 1940s), and with Miles Davis' on his epochal Birth of the Cool, which gave the form its name.

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Songs

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    Round Midnight

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    Rubato

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    Satori

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    Sextet

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    She's as Wild as Springtime

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    She's Funny That Way

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    Silly Samba

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    Skylark

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    Some of These Days

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    Sometime Ago

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    Sound Lee

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    Sound-Lee

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    Spinning Waltz

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    Springin'

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    Star Eyes

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    Statement

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    Stella by Starlight

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    Struttin' With Some Barbecue

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    Subconscious Lee

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    Subconscious-Lee

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    Sweet and Lovely

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    Sweet Georgia Brown

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    Tactile Talk

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    Tautology

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    Tautology (2)

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    Tenorlee

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    Thanks for Memory

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    Thanks for the Memory

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    That Old Feeling

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    The Daffodil's Smile

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    The Gypsy

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    The Man I Love

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    The Nearness Of You

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    The Night Has a Thousand Eyes

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    The Song Is You

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    There Will Never Be Another You

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    There'll Never Be Another You

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    These Foolish Things

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    These Foolish Things (feat. Lennie Tristano Quintet)

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    Tickle Toe

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    Time on My Hands

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    Too Marvelous for Words

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    Two Not One

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    Variations on Alone Together

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    Variations on Alone Together: I. Konitz Solo

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    Variations on Alone Together: II. With Elvin Jones

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    Variations on Alone Together: III. With Karl Berger

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    Variations on Alone Together: IV. With Eddie Gomez

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    Variations on Alone Together: V. Quartet

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    Waltz


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