Sorry! No results found
Please visit us back tomorrow as we add 10, 000 new research topics everyday!
About 10 results ( 0,38 seconds)
musicians to blend funk-rock rhythmic patterns in jazz (McCurdy, 2004). A master of his art, Hancock is one of the most influential jazz artists of his time, a child prodigy who is skilled in the piano and original in his approach to jazz....
Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis Contributions to Jazz Louis Armstrong was the most influential swing instrumentalist of his era. He was born in the Storyville locality of New Orleans on August 4, 1901. His dad, Willie Armstrong, was a lab...
Live swing performances can occasionally have a nostalgic or vintage ambiance. (Nisenson, 1995) Live Jazz instrumentalists are broadly treasured for their gifts and passion, and their melodies are treasured for its immense strong feeling an...
found in bars and clubs of Harlem. The city of Harlem at that time was populated with African Americans but whites also visited their frequently. Intrigued by the new form of music they took it to New York along with them. In New York the j...
began with the inception of 20th century inside the African-American neighborhoods of the Southern United States. It establishes lie in the area of African-American reception of European concordance and structure to the current African musi...
technical innovations, development of modal playing and his experimental nature. Miles musical style served as the foundation for his innovative contributions to jazz. As a trumpeter, he was known as having a pure, round sound mixed with a ...
songs were composed between 1890 and 1950 (most of them between 1920 and 1940). They include songs from musicals, movies, variety shows and the songs of Tin Pan Alley, a group of New York publishers. It is important not to confuse these fol...