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Jazz From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search For other uses, see Jazz (disambiguation) Jazz Stylistic origins: Blues Folk March Ragtime Cultural origins: Early 1910s New Orleans Typical instruments Saxophone Trumpet Trombone ... Drum kit Mainstream popularity: Derivatives: Rock and roll Rhythm and blues Ska Reggae ... United Kingdom Local scenes Cape Town Kansas City New Orleans West Coast ... Trumpeters Other topics Jazz standard Jazz royalty Jazz (word) Jazz clubs ... edit Jazz is a music genre that originated at the beginning of the 20th century in African American communities in the Southern United States from a confluence of African and European music traditions. From its early development until the present, jazz has incorporated music from 19th and 20th century American popular music Its West African pedigree is evident in its use of blue notes improvisation polyrhythms syncopation , and the swung note The word "jazz" (in early years also spelled "jass") began as a West Coast slang term and was first used to refer to music in Chicago in about 1915. From its beginnings in the early 20th century jazz has spawned a variety of subgenres: New Orleans Dixieland dating from the early 1910s

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The Origins Of Jazz Music The essence of the sound of Jazz music is so versatile due to the origins from which it first began. In fact, New Orleans, Louisiana is the place where Jazz first began between 1850 and 1900 by African slaves as well as the freed people of color. The first style of Jazz music was known as Dixieland. In Africa from the Middle to Central to the West, one can hear the intricate rhythmic improvisation of the percussive instruments that is often heard with Jazz Music. These rhythms combined with the American Spirituals, Hymns, Blues, and the blue grass hillbilly musical sounds created a type of sound the originated in Jazz music. However, the music was just a peculiar sound without a particular title to call it fifteen years later in 1915. The great pianist Earl Hines born in 1903 played this type of music before the title Jazz became an official style of music. The word "Jazz" which was formerly spelled as "Jass" has it's origins as a type of American slang used to describe the sound of Jazz music. It is the sound of Jazz music that began as an offspring from the origins that created this music. In the beginning of the century the instruments used in Jazz music were European percussion, brass and woodwind instruments primarily for the military marching or dance bands.

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5. Jazz Music This 42eXplore project on jazz music contains hundreds of biography sites for singers and musicians, but you will not find them on this main page. http://42explore.com/jazz.htm

The Topic: Jazz Music This project on jazz music contains hundreds of biography sites for singers and musicians, but you will not find them on this main page. If you need information on people from Cannonball Adderly and Louis Armstrong to Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne, and on to Ethel Waters and Lester Young - - then don't miss visiting the eduScapes companion webpage, Biographies of Jazz Musicians Easier - Jazz is a type of lively music with strong, complex rhythms. It was first played at the beginning of the 20th century by black musicians in New Orleans, Louisiana. Jazz musicians often accent or add notes or beats in unusual or unexpected places. They make up tunes as they play. Jazz music has changed, and today there are many different forms of Jazz. Harder - Shortly after the turn of the 20th century, the earliest documented jazz music style emerged in New Orleans. Jazz began with a basic trio of musicians: a cornet, trumpet, or violin to carry the melody while a clarinet played ornate countermelodies, and the trombone provided rhythmic slides and the root notes of chords or simple harmonies. Below this group, there was a guitar or banjo sounding out the chords, sometimes a piano and/or a string bass, and drums supplying a rhythmic accompaniment.

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8. Jazz - A Passion For Jazz! Music History And Education History of Jazz music origins, styles and musicians featuring timeline, photos, festivals, glossary, guitar piano chords, scales online lessons. http://www.apassion4jazz.net/

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Y our Biggest Jazz Music Store Our website offers a variety of promotional and marketing programs specifically designed for record labels, artists and advertisers. J azz News from Sonicnet Review: Newport Jazz Festival Doubles The Fun Review: Berkfest Packed With Jam-Band Frenzy Jazz Beat: Nancy Wilson, Charles Lloyd, Tony Trischka ... Spassov Trio's Bulgarian Jazz Is Latest Offering From Traditional Crossroads ... Gilles Thibault, 'My Way' Co-Author, Dies Welcome to Online Music Store! You have hit the Jazz magic. We bring you latest information about jazz music and jazz lifestyle. You can yourself contribute to our website to make it more informative and better in any ways. Just send us information about jazz related topics, events, happenings, news and many more. Share your own jazz experience and let others to enjoy your music. Discover Listen Feel Enjoy Have Fun!

13. Daniel Mille Official website of the French accordionist. Presentation of the artist, biography, current events, jazz music and online listening. http://daniel-mille.artistes.universalmusic.fr/

14. Jazz History The history of jazz from the beginning to the present day. http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/zaire/721/historyframe.htm

15. Jazz - AllAboutJazz.com Jazz reviews, interviews, news, forums, videos, downloads, photos, clubs, calendar and much more. http://www.allaboutjazz.com/

16. Jazz Music Superfan2009 MP3 Blogger Superfan’s 2009 picks for Jazz Music. All legal, free mp3s + links to buy albums and support the artists + labels behind these great songs. http://superfan2009.com/category/jazz-music/

sr_adspace_id = 1000000593507; sr_adspace_width = 728; sr_adspace_height = 90; sr_ad_new_window = true; sr_adspace_type = "graphic"; Skip to content One day, one song, for one year. There is so much talent that goes undiscovered. Meet all the disciples @ mp34u.com Skip to content Home About Me! ... Next Blog Category Archives: Jazz Music MP3 Blogger Superfan’s 2009 picks for Jazz Music. All legal, free mp3s + links to buy albums and support the artists + labels behind these great songs. Older posts A monster live recording from The Uptones Posted on December 15, 2009 by Superfan Continue reading Posted in Alternative Rock Music Instrumental Music Jazz Music Pop Music ... Superfan's 2009 MP3s Tagged 924 gilman berkeley east bay east of a western bay ... uptones Comments Off Posted on December 8, 2009 by Superfan Continue reading Posted in Indie Rock Music Jazz Music Pop Music Singer/Songwriter Music ... Superfan's 2009 MP3s Tagged Constellation folk Other Vic Chesnutt ... Charlie Hunter comes home again Posted on December 1, 2009 by Superfan Continue reading Posted in Instrumental Music Jazz Music Superfan's 2009 MP3s Tagged Charlie Hunter Doug Wamble funk Ralph Novak ... Older posts Mog All Access ROCKS!!

17. Compositions Composer of new age, world jazz, and smooth jazz music. Reviews, biography, and music. http://www.virtualcolony.com/duane/

Compositions Jazz, world, classical and piano improvisations Art Piano Piano Lessons Compositions Film Scores ... Photography Science Astronomy 101 Sidewalk Astronomy Deep Sky Database The BBQ Telescope ... Essays Composer Duane Frybarger Welcome to my Composition web page, which features some of the many pieces I have written over the last couple of decades. Below you will find music from my three CDs and as well as tracks from various film scores and demos I've written. "Sketches" - CD This CD, which is my latest, was recorded in October of 2006. It is an album of solo piano improvisations and interpretations of original compositions. All pieces were recorded in my private studio and are unedited. Improvisation #1 Improvisation #2 Improvisation #3 Improvisation #4 ... To the Sea "A Road Less Traveled" - CD This CD was composed and recorded in February of 1998. It is an album of piano and chamber music somewhat similar to the music of Debussey and Satie. The first song written for this album, "Inside the Moment", was inspired by the Gold Medal performance of skater Tara Lipinski in the 1998 Winter Olympics. All of the other pieces were composed within the following six weeks. Below you will find recordings of this entire album. All pieces were written, arranged, performed and recorded in my private studio.

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Welcome to Jazz.com Submit Home Jazz Blog ... Jazz.com Blog Highlights Below are links to some of the highlights from the jazz.com blog. Life on the Road: The Journal of a Traveling Jazz Musician: Fr¸y Aagre’s three-part article may be the most insightful account you will ever read about the realities of road life for most jazz musicians. It is not a pretty picture, but it was a story that very much needed to be told. Jazz and Hip-Hop: Can They Really Mix? Jared Pauley presented a smart mini-history of the courtship between jazz and hip-hop in this two-part article. And he also stirred up a mini-war on our blog pages. Alan Kurtz stepped in to annul this unholy union, responding with his typical rebarbative repartee in a memorable piece entitled Hip-Hop is to Jazz as Termitz R2 Wud . Both articles are well worth reading. Life at Gypsy Jazz Camp: One of the most interesting developments in the jazz world is the great resurgence of interest in Django Reinhardt and Gypsy jazz. Bill Barnes took us into the heart of this subculture in his three-part article on his experiences at a jazz camp devoted to jazz Manouche. A Jazz Success Story in Vermont: In a series of articles for jazz.com, Willard Jenkins presented case studies on the people and organizations that are keeping the music alive in various communities around the United States. In this installment, Jenkins explored a jazz success story in Burlington Vermont , and talked with Arnie Malina, the man behind it.

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Chart Notes The Groove Jazz Internet Airplay Chart represents the 30 most popular titles on Internet radio, as monitored from the Groove Jazz Internet Radio panel , over the most recent Tuesday through Monday monitoring period. Chart rankings are determined by airplay detections across all stations monitored by the Radiowave system. Titles below the Top 30 are sent to 'Recurrent' status after 30 weeks, and are no longer eligible to chart. After 6 consecutive weeks at #1, John Legend's "Wake Up Everybody" gives way to Dave Koz' "Put the Top Down" which assumes control of the top spot, now on both Groove Jazz charts with a big increase in spins of +25 which also made it #1 MOST INCREASED PLAY!! Tied with Dave for MOST INCREASED was Fourplay's "Love TKO" which vaulted up the chart #23-12*...and another Fourplay track "3rd Degree" was Among the MOST INCREASED and also had a big jump on the chart going #15-9*! Jack Prybylski (w/Four 80 East), "Down to It" Blake Aaron (feat. Najee), "Encantadora" (#27*), and

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thoughts indagate quotes humor Focus news May 7th, 2004 A beauty most only experience in few, fleeting moments. My thoughts April 25th, 2004 thoughts on unbalance, estrangedness Looks like I need to redo the site. Take some stuff down. Fix all of the links. April 22nd, 2003 A quote by the Dalai Lama. I'm reading this book by the Dalai Lama called 'The Path to Tranquility.' It's got a quote for every day of the year. Most of it is interesting stuff. April 7th, 2003 Laziness February 13th, 2003 Interesting astronomy at mkaku.org "A blossoming tree becomes bare and stripped in autumn. Beauty changes into ugliness, youth into old age, and fault into virtue. Things do not remain the same, and nothing really exists. Thus appearances and emptiness exist simultaneously." -Dalai Lama More from the Dalai Lama in thoughts February 12th, 2003 John Adams said, "no taxation without representation." No anything without representation. I don't feel like I'm being represented. In fact, I don't feel like the majority of the people are being represented. Listen up cowards. Do your job and stand up to the idiotic president and cabinet we didn't elect. Don't let them get away with this.

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