One player of this instrument wrote an homage to his home country in the "Canadiana Suite."
One player of this instrument wrote an homage to his home country in the "Canadiana Suite." Another player of this instrument formed a trio with Tiny Grimes and Slam Stewart after becoming prominent with a recording of "Tea for Two." This instrument is played by McCoy Tyner on A Love Supreme and "My Favorite Things" and by Bill Evans on Kind of Blue. In 2011, Jon Weber replaced ninety-three-year old British lady (*) Marian McPartland as the host of an NPR show named for this instrument. Perhaps the most famous jazz player of this instrument wrote "Straight No Chaser" and "Round Midnight." For 10 points, name this instrument played by Art Tatum and Thelonius Monk.
One player of this instrument wrote an homage to his home country in the "Canadiana Suite."
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