Ellington’s The Far East Suite is set apart from the classical tradition because it was composed of two people.
In American jazz, the Far East Suite is one of the seriously fascinating and exceptional manifestations with regard to the Ellington/Strayhorn oeuvre.
It's an intelligent, suggestive, virtuosic, impressionistic aural visit through the East (generally the Middle and Near East as many have brought up throughout the long term) as seen through the eyes and ears of two men who were melodic visionaries and who had performers behind them who were able to do strikingly articulating their dreams.
When it was finished, The Far East Suite was intended to capture the band's delight and wonder at visiting places that were genuinely exotic, unfamiliar, and unlike anything they had ever encountered before.
Themes, harmonic progressions, and concepts that express elation, joy, melancholy, and other musical incantations of the mystery are all present in the music.
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