He's not Henry Mancini, but this composer wrote four counter-melodies  one baroque, two blues, and one twelve tone  to accompany a theme meant to portray Craig Stevens, which he wrote for the show Mr. Broadway. That piece appears on an album that also contains four season-based waltzes, like "Summer On the Sound" and "Spring in Central Park"; that album is Jazz (*) Impressions of New York. Another album by this composer opens with a 2 + 2 + 2 + 3 rhythm being played in 9/8 time. This composer'
He's not Henry Mancini, but this composer wrote four counter-melodies  one baroque, two blues, and one twelve tone  to accompany a theme meant to portray Craig Stevens, which he wrote for the show Mr. Broadway. That piece appears on an album that also contains four season-based waltzes, like "Summer On the Sound" and "Spring in Central Park"; that album is Jazz (*) Impressions of New York. Another album by this composer opens with a 2 + 2 + 2 + 3 rhythm being played in 9/8 time. This composer's band popularized a piece in 5/4 that was actually written by his alto saxophonist. For 10 points, name this jazz pianist who worked with Paul Desmond and the rest of his namesake quartet on the album Time Out, which includes the pieces "Blue Rondo à la Turk" and "Take Five".
He's not Henry Mancini, but this composer wrote four counter-melodies  one baroque, two blues, and one twelve tone  to accompany a theme meant to portray Craig Stevens, which he wrote for the show Mr. Broadway.