The third section of this work includes a notably esclating piano solo which inverts the first and third chords.
The third section of this work includes a notably esclating piano solo which inverts the first and third chords. McCoy Tyner recorded the piano for this work, with Elvin Jones on drums, including the drum roll that begins the third movement.  Jimmy Garrison played the bass on this recording, including a four note motif that binds the first movement, and this recording begins with a loud banging gong, followed by several cymbal rolls in a wash effect. The last part of this recording is a saxophone solo intended to represent the words "Elation. Elegance. Exaltation. All from God. Thank you God. Amen." Divided into four sections including Acknowledgement, Resolution, Persuance, and Psalm, for ten points, identify this hard bop album whose first section includes the mantra that gives it its name, a spiritual recording by John Coltrane.
The third section of this work includes a notably esclating piano solo which inverts the first and third chords.
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