Spring Is Here
Solo piano · recorded 1960MIDI file
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Spring Is Here, the Rodgers and Hart ballad, appears on Portrait in Jazz, recorded in December 1959: the first studio album by the trio with Scott LaFaro and Paul Motian that quietly rewrote the rules of jazz piano.
On this track you hear why that group mattered. The bass behaves as a second voice rather than an accompanist, and Evans floats the melody over rootless voicings of great tenderness, unhurried across five minutes.
The file is a complete transcription of the piano performance with separated hands.
- Artist
- Bill Evans
- Genre
- Jazz Piano
- Recorded
- 1960
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Duration
- 5:04
- Tempo
- about 54 bpm
- Key
- A flat major
- Channels
- 2 · left and right hand
- Format
- .mid · Type 1
Bill Evans
Bill Evans brought impressionist harmony and a singing, introspective touch to the piano trio. His rootless voicings reshaped how jazz pianists hear chords, and albums like Sunday at the Village Vanguard remain essential listening.