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Posts Replies Jazz Music Club Post A Story, Ask a Question, Connect With Users Home Archives Links Search this site: A Dutch Avant Garde: Mengelberg and Bennik By cobwebsandstrange on 11/8/10 1:25pm Add Comment Recorded in 1964, Last Date was supposedly the culmination of Eric Dolphy’s short – and immensely important – career. It probably wasn’t. There were live performances scheduled after the recording of that set and probably a few we don’t even know about. But part of why the recording remains an important piece of jazz’ history has little to do with Dolphy and a lot to do with the sounds found accompanying the sax and flute player. Read more > By cobwebsandstrange on 11/5/10 4:06pm Add Comment Advancing the medium in which one works has to become a problem for creative types after working for a while. In addition to reckoning with roughly the same materials – instruments, etc. – for a while, there has to be a question of how to innovate. Miles Davis didn’t seem to run into that problem too many times. He just switched everything up – his band and the style of music he aimed at. Ornette Coleman , who began impacting the trajectory of jazz in the post World War II years about the same time as good ole Miles, may have been the first to completely abstract the genre. If nothing else, he put a Jackson Pollock painting on the cover of

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26. Sherard Van Dyke Presents her jazz-influenced paintings. She has been exploring the color, rhythm and emotion of jazz music in her canvases for several decades. Images with commentary. http://www.sherardvandyke.com/

Sherard Van Dyke Sherard Van Dyke Exhibitions Limited Editions Email 'Counterpoint' 'Nurture vs Nature' 'Homage to Ray Brown' Inspired as much by the Surrealism movement as by the Harlem Renaissance of that same epoch, she blends together mythological puns and symbols of the African American Diaspora, painting them in playful yet significant juxtaposition. Sherard's oil paintings on canvas, mixed media, and limited editions have been extensively exhibited and her work may be found in a number of international, corporate, university, and private collections. 'Sarah Vaughan' 'Arnett Cobb' No part of this site may be reproduced, transmitted or copied without prior written permission of the artist.

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Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Jazz Music Jazz Music Jazz Music Featured Articles Individual expression is the artistic connector that links jazz dance and jazz music. Jazz, as an art form, signifies the movement of musical expression from strict genres with defined measures and beats, to individualized interpretation of an artistic piece. Both jazz music and jazz dance promote artistic interpretation within the... Influence of Jazz Music on Classical Music Classical music and jazz music are often considered as two distinct musical genres, and perhaps even as opposed to one another, as noted at Blogiversity.org's article, "The Influence of Jazz on 20th Century Classical Music." Jazz music was the "pop" music of its time, whereas classical was considered highly technical and advanced. ... What Is Jazz Music? Jazz, often called America's classical music, grew out of a mixture of blues, Western Swing and Western Art music. Jazz has been a part of American culture since the turn on the 20th century and has undergone many different changes since its inception. Jazz players such as Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie have become household names... How to Sing to Jazz Music Jazz musicians have long been regarded as cool. The golden days of jazz may be over, but jazz lives on in the hearts of many people. Jazz singers are often sexy with smooth voices and a talent for making their vocals blend seamlessly with the music they sing with. Follow these steps to sing jazz music properly, capture the essence of...

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skip to main skip to sidebar Musical Assumptions Music is a mystery for people who play it, write it, listen to it, and write about it. The only thing I can really do when I try to say something about music is assume. Sunday, November 14, 2010 Fine Map: No Relation After making all these posts about famous people in my family, I thought I'd share a nifty map by Oronce Fine , a person to whom I have no relation whatsoever (there nothing French anywhere in my DNA), and my surname was given to my paternal great grandfather at a German port after their ship sank (destroying all the family papers). I often imagine that the name is rather common because of the possibility that the answer to the question, "Who are you?" could easily be interpreted by Yiddish-speaking ears as "How are you?" It sure is a nifty map. Posted by Elaine Fine at 3:02 PM 0 comments Friday, November 12, 2010 Dag Wiren Ironiska smastyken (ironic miniatures) for piano For a real hoot, go to this page and preview #10. The title of this miniature is indeed partially Swedish in origin. Posted by Elaine Fine at 10:45 AM 1 comments Thursday, November 11, 2010

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36. Calendar For New Music New York City listing of avant-garde, experimental jazz, and new music events. http://www.soundart.org/

New York City's source for information on concerts of contemporary music A listing of the month's concerts A calendar grid. A good way to A directory of free links to other new music by date, name and time. A good browse if you are interested in groups, organizations, composers, etc. way to browse if you are inter- knowing what's happening on ested in finding out about certain specific dates. groups. Also, turn to The Calendar to find information on announcements , new CD 's, score submissions publications services , etc. This calendar is printed monthly and mailed out on a list of c. 8000 addresses in the NYC metropolitan area. If you are interested, please subscribe. You may also get information on advertising with us or about renting our mailing list. and Presenting a series of concerts at in New York City and upstate New York featuring music in open forms often involving electronics, graphic notation, performance art, fluxus, computers, and other experimental forms. You can reach us at: The SoundArt Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 70, Stottville, NY 12172 518.828.0131. Or by e-mail The Calendar for New Music is made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council on the Art s

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