Jazz

Produced by Ken Burns and co-produced by PBS and BBC, Jazz features hundreds of rare and classic moments, recordings and live performances taken from a whole century of jazz music, plus exclusive interviews, rare footage and previously unpublished photographs. With over 12 hours, the acclaimed Jazz tells the story of jazz music, from its roots in the nineteenth century to the present day. A musical journey started in blues and ragtime, passing through swing, bebop and fusion. In 12 episodes, the

New Orleans was the start to Americans music starting with jazz. It all started with mixed races in a cosmopolitan location. People added on to the style of jazz and improved it. The original style of jazz started progressing into other things like ragtime and blues. After that things like improvisation was added. New Orleans was the beginning to all American music. In New Orleans many mixed races lived side by side in close quarters. This made it so that everyone could play music. Although New

Jazz is the most famous and well known music in New York City. We can feel this music and often encounter with Jazz in our daily life. The melody form saxophone, double bass, piano, and drums touches our ears and sometimes we can feel the music. In Guttman we experienced melody like this in the Jazz concert. During the performance, we countered with professional Jazz artists who had performed in different places on Earth. They dressed professionally and introduced themselves with one of their performance

David Kordik Jazz - The Music of America During the early 1900’s, a new style of music began to take shape in the colorful city of New Orleans. People from all over the world came to exchange stories, conversation, and music. Although it is a very hard genre of music to define, it is said that Jazz is the combination of European and African music that was brought in via the ports. With mostly an African American population, the musicians shared their music in Storyville - a cultural melting pot

The history of Jazz is interesting as seen in its origin, its most influential artists, and changes through the decades. I can relate to this topic a lot because I actually play drums and jazz was the very first thing I was taught. My dad played guitar and we would both jazz up together and actually writing music. I picked up playing Jazz pretty quick and started picking up a couple gigs here and there when I was young. Till this day I still play jazz at some local bars every once in a while. About

There are many differences and similarities in Lyrical and Jazz dances. Lyrical is a type of dance that is slow and flows very softly. Jazz is a faster moving dance and is very quick motions. Lyrical dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion to interpret music and express emotion. A lyrical dancer's movements attempt to show the meaning of the music. Lyrical jazz is a very passionate and emotional dance style. It portrays certain emotions such as love, and tells a story through every

INTRODUCTION The term "King of Jazz" was widely use at Jazz Age. 1920s, James Reese Europe and Paul Whiteman have been labelled as King of Jazz by mass media as they had done something very significant in jazz history. This term, King of Jazz, also allowed them being recognised and discussed a lot by public at that time, their music also being concerned and heard by a lot of people. Although most of the society agreed on them, criticisms still occurred. Those criticisms came from black musicians

A. One of the movement that caught my attention in Jazz dance lab was the hip walk. The action involves walking steps side way and with the rotation of our body. The movement emphasized mostly on the hip of the dancers as well as expanding our lower body part to the right and left. Our body shape and lines create a linear gesture with a straight and centered spine. Using our upper body to feel the beat and moving along with the legs, as if we normally walk when the opposite hands stick out to the

your life? This is something funny for me because I love the Jazz music and when I have the opportunity to make my concert review, I thought that the best opinion that I can give you is about the jazz music. I was checking around because I did not have the opportunity to see an event of jazz music here in Reno so I checked in YouTube and I choose one of the most incredible concerts that I have never seen in my life. The international Jazz Day. One of the most important days that many people are joining

one of the many Jazz concerts held here at Friends University. Somehow I always get stuck in the far back and off to the side of the concert hall and I don’t get to hear the music that well .I usually get to hear the voices clearly or an earful of some of the instruments then I can’t hear the other side playing. This time I finally was able to get a perfect middle seat on the floor. I had a great view of everyone and the acoustics were fabulous. Since I’m not use to going to jazz concerts in particular