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Bird Lore - Charlie Parker - 1946

Bird Lore Bebop Charlie Parker Septet Instrumental Writers: Charlie Parker, Benny Harris Instrumentation: 2 Saxophones, Trumpet, Guitar, Piano, Bass, and Drums Charlie Parker (Alto Saxophone) Lucky Thompson (Tenor Saxophone) Miles Davis (Trumpet) Arvin Garrison (Electric Guitar) Dodo Marmarosa (Piano) Vic McMillan (Bass) Roy Porter (Drums) Catalog Number: Dial 1006-B Matrix Number: D-1012-3 (10", 78 RPM) Place and Take Date: Hollywood CA, Radio Recorders Studios, 7000 Santa Monica Boulevard, 1946-03-28 The recording on the other side of this disc: Curbstone Scuffle (Sonny Berman) The recording titled “Bird Lore (Third Master)” (Dial 1006 B) is an alternate version—originally released in 1946—of the composition better known as “Ornithology” (   • Charlie Parker - Ornithology  ). It shares the septet instrumentation, the 32-bar AABA form, and the harmonic framework (the chord progressions of “How High the Moon” in F major) with the official master recording (Dial 1002 A), but differs significantly in solo content, phrasing density, and duration. The title “Bird Lore” is a deliberate pun. “Bird” was Parker’s established nickname by 1945 (shortened from “Yardbird”), while “Lore” simultaneously suggests traditional knowledge/mythology and directly alludes to ornithology – the scientific study of birds. The name thus wittily reinforces both Parker’s persona and the original programmatic joke behind the composition’s standard title.