Chick Corea: Children's Song No.4

Chick Corea's 20 Children's Songs were designed to portray a contrasting set of simple moods. In the published preface, the composer states: "I wrote the first song in 1971 to convey simplicity as beauty, as represented in the spirit of a child."
Songs 1 -15 were composed for the Fender Rhodes piano and 16-20 for the acoustic piano, although any of the songs can be played on either instrument.
The ideas for the Songs are not treated in a 'developmental' way, but it is this approach that I find most refreshing ( a little like the 'Kinderszenen' by Schumann).

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Music

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• roads
• to
• koktebel
• theme
• Jazz
• classical
• piano
• chick
• corea
• miles
• davis
• bartok
• messiaen
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• stravinsky
• herbie
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[Rimskyfarby]

Nice. Thanks 4 that. I'm amazed that you don't have advertising on your wonderful planets clip. I'm wondering if it's because you used the John Barry score. Thanks again.

[Rimskyfarby]

Thanks

[Rimskyfarby]

Thanks arteddie...nice to see the trailer at last. It looks like a suitably eclectic film with a nice message.

[Rimskyfarby]

My pleasure. What was the film?

[carlemil123456789]

How come that this only has 5700 views? its worth more than that

[AworldRULEDbyPAIN]

I'm just starting playing that piece.

I hope i can do it as well as you :)

Beautiful song ♥

[psychodans]

Hard song to play.Well done!

[arteddie]

@Rimskyfarby The film is beautyfully shot and its worth seeing. Check out How I Ended This Summer on youtube. Its by the same director.

[arteddie]

@freekazoid8489 The film is a Russian film called Roads to Koktebel or in the UK its just called Koktebel. The trailer is found here on youtube by typing in Roads to Koktebel :)

[arteddie]

@Rimskyfarby Hey sorry i just found out that u left a comment. The film is a Russian film called Roads to Koktebel or in the UK its just called Koktebel. The trailer is found here on youtube by typing in Roads to Koktebel :)

[freekazoid8489]

@arteddie seriously what is the film's name???