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Bebop (Bop) – Study Sessions at Minton’s | Studying Jazz

Bebop jazz music for studying, focus and deep work — authentic 1940s New York small-combo sessions with walking bass, fast swing, rhythm changes and bebop blues. Period-faithful production with vintage tube warmth and late-night club energy from Harlem and 52nd Street. This is Studying Jazz #021 – Bebop (Bop): modern jazz forged in early–mid 1940s jam-session laboratories, defined by dense II–V–I chains, altered dominants, tritone substitutions, and chromatic improvisation (approach tones, enclosures, arpeggios outlining 3rds/7ths plus 9ths/11ths/13ths). Built for writing, reading, concentration, and serious jazz study. Production (period-coded) Small-room dryness, mono-focused image, gentle tube grit and light tape hiss. No modern electronics—just classic combo articulation. The last two tracks are presented as live captures: hotter peaks, more room spill, and real-time risk. Tracklist (Click to Jump) 0:00 Birth of Bebop 4:43 52nd Street Blues 8:12 Night Study on 52nd Street 12:28 Harlem Workshop Changes 17:25 Bebop Midnight Ballad 21:17 Trading Fours at Minton’s 24:46 Bebop Study in Notation 29:51 Last Call at Minton’s 33:46 Blackboard Rhythm Changes 37:39 After-Seminar Jam on Lenox Avenue 40:29 Late Office Hours in B-Flat 43:24 Chalk Dust over Rhythm Changes 46:55 Harmonic Lab on 52nd Street 50:25 Quiet Ballad for the Last Student 53:24 Midnight Rehearsal at Minton’s (LIVE) 56:19 Closing Time on 52nd Street (LIVE) 📚 Binge the full Studying Jazz series →    • Intergalactic Jazz Academy – Jazz Study Mu...   New episodes every Tuesday Drift Archives Note A silent space raccoon archivist recovered a holo-tube labeled “#021 – Bebop (Bop)”, cleaned the signal, and filed it at the Intergalactic Jazz Academy as required listening. What you hear is that restored transmission. Quick references (style anchors) – Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie: the core bebop vocabulary (listen to Parker’s “Ko-Ko” and early Gillespie sides for the language in motion). – Scott DeVeaux, The Birth of Bebop (book): one of the strongest historical accounts of bebop’s emergence as a scene, a market, and a modern art. – Bird (1988, film): a cinematic doorway into the Parker mythos and its costs. Support & Listen Bandcamp → https://raccoonandtheinvisibleband.ba... Ko-fi → https://ko-fi.com/echoesofallworlds Streaming → Spotify, Apple Music & all major platforms (as Raccoon and the Invisible Band) Contact & Collaboration [email protected] © All rights reserved. Original music and archive framing created for Studying Jazz / Echoes of All Worlds. #Bebop #JazzMusic #StudyMusic #FocusMusic #JazzForStudying #BebopJazz #1940sJazz #VintageJazz #WorkMusic #WritingMusic #JazzImprovisation #RhythmChanges #MintonsPlayhouse #StudyingJazz