STATIC STRUT - Free Jazz Leadsheet

static strut, composed by Don Cherry in 1967, is a modern jazz composition that blends avant-garde sensibilities with structured rhythmic grooves. Its energetic momentum and innovative harmonic approach make it a standout in Cherry's repertoire.

The first recording appeared on Don Cherry's album "Symphony for Improvisers" in 1967, highlighting his eclectic style and collaborative ensemble work. Subsequent performances have embraced its improvisational freedom and forward-thinking structure.

The composition features asymmetrical rhythms, modal explorations, and open-ended improvisational sections, offering performers space for creative interaction and unconventional melodic development.