Jazzas a music genre evolved in the late 19thcentury, when very few women were playing music publicly, save in church groups. It was one of the few places women were allowed to stand out, andthe pianobecame a gateway instrument for women, who even played in gospel-oriented jazz groups. ...
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KENTON IN HI FI Kenton’s critically-acclaimed 1956 remakes of his 16 greatest early recordings rival and often surpass the originals. Ignited by Mel Lewis’s drums, the band brings new clarity and excitement to these great ‘40s Kenton and Pete Rugolo charts. ...
Jumping’ for Symphony Sid.Lester Young created many of the riffs in the Basie book. For his own band in the ’40s, Pres came up with this tiny scrap of tune, barely a composition, yet also instantly memorable. C Jam Blues.Talk about your tiny scraps — yet at the same time, strange...
You know, get inside there, push the furniture over, chuck things out of the window and generally make a nuisance of themselves. That’s what’s so refreshing about the Bad Plus. They barge in, do things a jazz piano trio isn’t supposed to do, such as play Blondie’s ‘Heart of ...
horn-like improvisation. Though she rose to prominence in the big band swing era, debuting with the Chick Webb Orchestra in 1939, it was her themed songbook albums during the mid-to-late 1950s under the aegis of jazz impresario and producer Norman Granz that sealed her solo fame. At Granz...
In the Swing of Things By Rob Vuono Jr. Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts Grade: 2 $55.00 Blue Tiger By Erik Morales Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts Grade: 3.5;4 $55.00 Blues for Who? By Mark Tonelli Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts ...
Another jazz trumpeter suffered a similar fate, robbing the world of his promise. Clifford Brown received the New Star award in the 1956Down Beatcritics’ poll. Six years earlier, after attending Maryland State University, Brown had been in a serious car accident that delayed his recording debut...
Born in 1924, his career started (as with most jazz artists from that era) in the 40’s swinging big bands and orchestras – most notably Benny Carter and Count Basie. However, in the mid-40s, he was spurred on by trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie to embrace the new bebop style. ...
Cold Jazz appeared in the late 40s, and was popular in the 50s. It was a mellow jazz style. Because it is concentrated on the west coast of the United States, it is also called "West Coast Jazz". For cold Jazz can be summed up in eight words, namely, warm, elegant, relaxed...