Did Eric Dolphy's music often rooted in conventional tonal harmony?
No
Yes, but not Bebop
Yes, but highly abstracted
Yes, but in Ragtime only
Answer
While rooted in conventional tonal harmony, Eric Dolphy's music often strays from traditional chord structures and melodies, exploring extended harmonies and dissonant intervals. This unconventional approach creates a sense of tension and unease, pushing the boundaries of jazz harmony and improvisation.
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