| Obscure Words: tatum |
[named to evoke the rapid-fire piano playing of jazz keyboardist, Art Tatum]
Music the smallest perceptual time interval between successive notes in a rhythmic phrase
tatum
[named to evoke the rapid-fire piano playing of jazz keyboardist, Art Tatum]
Music the smallest perceptual time interval between successive notes in a rhythmic phrase
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 | Classic Piano Solos (1934-1937) (1934 Album by Art Tatum) |
| Tatum, Arthur (American jazz pianist) |
| Tatum, Edward Lawrie (American biochemist) |
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- Classic Piano Solos (1934-1937) (1934 Album by Art Tatum)
- Tatum, Arthur (American jazz pianist)
- Tatum, Edward Lawrie (American biochemist)
- The Rococo Piano of Art Tatum (1995 Album by Art Tatum)
- The Complete Capitol Recordings (1949 Album by Art Tatum)
- A Tribute to Art Tatum (1997 Album by Adam Makowicz)
- 1949 (2000 Album by Art Tatum)
- The Definitive Art Tatum (2002 Album by Art Tatum)
- The Incredible Tatum! 1933-1949 (2003 Album by Art Tatum)
- 1949-1953 (2006 Album by Art Tatum)
- Pure Genius (1934 Album by Art Tatum)
- The Rescue: Bonanza (TV Episode) (1961 Western TV Episode)
- Live, Vol. 8: 1955-56 (2005 Album by Art Tatum)
- God Is in the House (1940 Album by Art Tatum)
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