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Foreword The article is the first part of a long sequence of jazz articles that i will be writing. It just gives the reader a superficial taste of things to come... ,The article is the first part of a long sequence of jazz articles that i will be writing. It just gives the reader a superficial taste of things to come... miles davis • acid rock • barney kessel • dizzy gillespie • benny goodman
Origin of the word jazz Have you ever pondered on the origin of the word <I>jazz</I>? Well this article sort of creams up all the major theories of evolution of the word <I>jazz</I> and the controversies pertaining to it. ,Have you ever pondered on the origin of the word <I>jazz</I>? Well this article sort of creams up all the major theories of evolution of the word <I>jazz</I> and the controversies pertaining to it. jazz • ragtime • jazz age • new orleans jazz • swingin' jazz
The Austin High Gang The first main big personalities band that was formed in the early Chicago Scene jazz
Aaron Copland's Clarinet Concerto Benny Goodman, Swing Era bandleader, also had an interest in the classical arts. He commissioned Aaron Copland to write a concerto for Goodman's instrument, the clarinet. aaron copland • composer • clarinet • benny goodman • jazz
Big Band Leaders Who Helped Shape R&B the seeds of this mighty music we love so much can be found in the swing era. swing • big bands • count basie • chick webb • john hammond
Books and All That Jazz in Shropshire Literature and music feature in this months events in Shropshire. wellington literary festival • severn valley railway • bridgnorth jazz festival • benny goodman • bix beiderbecke
Texas Guitar Slingers of the 1950s A look at some of the fretboard titans from down in W country. albert collins • charlie christian • benny goodman • ralph bass • clarence gatemouth brown
The Sound of an Era Orchestras and dance bands had been around since George and Martha Washington did the minuet. Jazz had its roots in the African-American slave experience. In the years 1935-1945 these two streams of American music flowed together creating the Big Band Era. bands • music • jazz • world war ii • great depression
The Popular Swing Masters An overview of the swing era and the prominent players influencing the jass scene. jazz
a quick reference to jazz The article is a sort of quick guide to jazz. It gives a brief introduction about jazz followed by the essentials of jazz mainly <I>Swing, Improvisation and Distinctive Voices</I>. A brief list of all time jazz greats and their hit recordings will give the reader a good starting point. swing • improvisation • distinctive voices • louis armstrong • duke ellington
New Year's Retrospective: 100 Years Ago It was the year 1909. A stamp cost two cents, radio and vaudeville were in, Benny Goodman and Burl Ives were born and Pittsburgh won the World Series. new year’s retrospective • 1909 events • 100 years ago • benny goodman • burl ives
Oscar Emmanuel Peterson 1925-2007 A brief look at the life of Oscar Peterson, who received 7 Grammys, the IMC UNESCO Music Award, and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Founders Award. oscar peterson maharajah of the keyboard • imc unesco music award • canadian songwriters hall of fame • benny goodman • johnny holmes orchestra
Other Big Bands of the 1920s A brief description of some other prominent big bands that existed in 1920s jazz
the Roy Eldridge biography The article provides a brief backgorund of Roy Eldridge and his accomplishments that led him to be one of the leading figures of jazz of his times. But still he is present in our hearts with the same vigour and love .... roy eldridge • charlie johnson • horace henderrson • teddy hill • billie holiday
1932 Winter Olympics Celebrated An evening of swing, sentiment and song will benefit the Lake Placid Winter Olympic Museum as the first American Winter Olympics are feted. skiing and snowboarding • winter olympics • lake placid • 1932 olympic games • lake placid winter olympic museum
From Limousin to Limos Shepherds in Limousin developed a distinctive and effective cloak for sheltering themselves from the region's rainy weather. limousin • limousine • limo • history • transportation
Jazz Composer Charles Mingus On the evening of October12th, 1962, the jazz composer Charles Mingus assembled together a group of America's finest jazz musicians to record a concert. charles mingus • town hall concert • duke ellington • zoot sims • britt woodman
Jazz It Up This Year Jazz music festivals are held around the year in all parts of the world. The festivals bring alive the moving, entertaining and empowering songs played on the radio. where are jazz festivals • famous jazz artists • jelly roll morton • norris turney and the duke ellington band • internet radio stations
Billie Holiday, A Seminal Jazz Artist Billie Holiday learned to sing Jazz, as a child, by listening to the recordings of Louis Armstrong and Bessie Smith. She possessed an innate sense of jazz phrasing. billie holiday • billie holiday songs • lady sings the blues • billie • billie holiday jazz
Hot Jazz Festival in Wilmington NC The weather might be cool in the port city of Wilmington - but things will heat up Jan 31 to February 2 when the 28th Annual NC Jazz Fest blows into town. hot jazz in wilmington nc • 28th annual nc jazz fest • west coast based b.e.d. • university of north carolina/wilmington big band • southeast tourism society
Interview With Jazz Guitarist John Jorgenson John Jorgenson talks to Suite101 about his passion for the gypsy jazz of Django, playing guitar for artists from Elton John to Benny Goodman and his future musical plans. john jorgenson • gypsy jazz • django reinhardt style • jazz guitarist • classically trained muscian
News About Jazz Maestro Duke Ellington Jazz and Big Band music were at their best when Duke Ellington created and directed hits like "Sophisticated Lady, "Take It Easy" and "Soul Call." duke ellington orchestra • new york city • who owned the cotton club • best places to listen to jazz • armstrong high school
Piano Work about the Environment Jazz pianist and environmentalist Marian McPartland has written a tribute based on eco-pioneer Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring. a portrait of rachel carson • marian mcpartland • environmental symphonies • earth day music • silent spring
Providence's Historic Biltmore Hotel The Providence Biltmore Hotel, a destination in itself, is an architectural gem reflecting the history and culture of its host city. biltmore • hotel • downtown • providence • luxury
Revive the Classic Christmas Carol Carols are synonymous with holidays, but listening to the same crooners every year grows dull. Solution - refresh your yuletide song list with up-and-coming ballads. christmas carols • christmas carol remakes • jessica simpson • breath of heaven • pop stars revive christmas carols
Seabiscuit's Triple Crown During the Depression the great race horse Seabiscuit conquered other race horses while capturing the nation's heart. In the twenty-first century his chroniclers have conquered the media and helped Seabiscuit to once again capture the nation's heart. seabiscuit • horse racing • movies • documentaries • books
Taking up from where Fletcher Henderson left after Henderson's initial burst many other bands also followed the big band swing jazz
THE 1920s CHICAGO JAZZ SOUNDS This article details on what happened to jazz in the 1920s and how it gave rise to the Big Band era in the 1930s jazz
Celebrating Music In Our Schools Month Ideas for promoting music education for Music In Our Schools Month music education • music educators national conference • music in our schools month
Chicago Jazz Festival Chicago, Illinois USA On September 4, 5, and 6, 2009, Grant Park in Chicago, IL will host a variety of jazz musicians, boasting a lineup that includes local and national musicians. chicago jazz festival • jazz schedule • festival schedule • jazz musicians • live jazz music
Early Days of the Blues A chance encounter at a train station led to the birth of that most American of music genres, the Blues. blues history • history of the blues • wc handy • wc handy blues • early blues
An Evening by the Radio A quiet evening at home during World War II often meant an evening by the radio. radio • networks • superman • the lone ranger • dick tracy
Drugs and Rock A look at the ever-lasting marriage betwixt drugs and rock music, from the swing and jazz of the thirties to today. The benefits, the downfalls, the albums, the murders... it's all right here. drugs • rock • music • life • sixties
Interview: Anvil Steve Lips Kudlow, Robb Reiner In Part #3 of this exclusive interview, Canadian thrash-metal pioneers Anvil talk about being independent musicians and why their next CD will revolutionize metal. anvil • exclusive interview • steve lips kudlow • robb reiner • the story of anvil
Leiber & Stoller One of r&b's most imortant songwriting pairs. johhny otis • lester sill • the coasters • the drifters • atlantic records
A Dream Come True I was young, and the world was full of wonder. The comic stand was one of my favourite places. I would almost call it a happy place. This is why.. batman • roy rogers • gene autry • dale evans • lone ranger |
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