Which song celebrates Parker's improvisational skill?
Ko-Ko
Laura
White Christmas
All the Things You Are
Answer
The answer, "Ko-Ko," refers to Charlie Parker's composition as a tribute to his improvisational genius on the alto saxophone. This composition showcased Parker's exceptional ability to weave intricate melodic lines and demonstrate his mastery of the instrument. "Ko-Ko" stands out as a prime example of Parker's innovative approach and enduring legacy in shaping modern jazz.
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