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Ornithology, composed in 1946, showcases Charlie Parker's musical brilliance and is closely associated with his nickname, "Yardbird." Parker's rapid, improvisational style, often using syncopated rhythms, high notes, and complex chord changes, is exemplified in this composition. The title, derived from the scientific study of birds, highlights his improvisational prowess, likening his music to the intricate flight patterns of birds.