Famous Jazz Standards can be played in this tempo:

I Got Rhythm
I Got Rhythm is a composition by George Gershwin. Originally written in Db major, its most popular key has become Bb major. Not only has I Got Rhythm become a notable jazz standard, it’s chord progression has become the basis to many tunes after it. Jazz musicians appropriately call these chord changes “Rhythm Changes”, a form that needs no explanation in the jazz world. Many of Charlie Parker’s compositions were based off of rhythm changes such as Moose the Mooche, Steeplechase and Anthropology.

Lady Bird
Lady Bird was written by pianist and composer Tadd Dameron in 1939. It was first released to the public in 1948. It’s most ground-breaking harmonic feature for its time was its turn around in the last two bars: (Cmaj7 Ebmaj7 Abmaj7 Dbmaj7). This is a great tune to know, and great for improvising.

Oleo
Oleo is a tune written by the great tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins. It is one of the most popular Rhythm Changes tunes and is important to know. It’s a standard 32 bar AABA form with a melody on the A sections and improvisation for the B section.

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