Analyzing a Charlie Parker Solo - Dewey Square GUITAR LESSON

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[@dry509]

So when these jazz guys (Charlie Parker, etc)are writing a tune or or improvising the tune , the lines, phrases, etc) what comes first the chords or the melody?

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Charlie Parker would often write new melodies over existing chord progressions (popular standards of the time). So in those cases, the chords came first. But that's not always the case