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Jazz: My Music, My People: (ALA Notable Children's Book; ALA Recommended Book for Reluctant Young Readers) by Morgan Monceaux, 1994-08-30 Complete Jazz Keyboard Method: Beginning Jazz Keyboard by Noah Baerman, 2006-05-04 All Music Guide to Jazz: The Experts' Guide to the Best Jazz Recordings (All Music Guide to Jazz, 3rd ed) This Is Our Music: Free Jazz, the Sixties, and American Culture (The Arts and Intellectual Life in Modern America) by Iain Anderson, 2007-07-01 An Understandable Guide to Music Theory: The Most Useful Aspects of Theory for Rock, Jazz, and Blues Musicians by Chaz Bufe, 1994-01-01 The Jazz Piano Book by Mark Levine, 2005-06-01 Jazz, a People's Music by Sidney Walter Finkelstein, 1988-09 Jazz Music 2011 Wall Calendar: JAZZ, The Defining Artists - Their Thoughts, Words and Stories 2011 Wall Calendar by Ghigo Press, 2010-07-18 Contemporary Music Theory - Level One: A Complete Harmony and Theory Method for the Pop and Jazz Musician (Piano) by Mark Harrison, 1999-01-01 Berklee Jazz Piano BK/CD (Berklee Guide) by Santisi, 1996-11-01 Claude Bolling - Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio: Set of Parts/CD (Book & CD) by Claude Bolling, Jean-Pierre Rampal, 2008-03-01 The Jazz Age: Popular Music in the 1920s by Arnold Shaw, 1989-11-30 Jazz Piano - Level 4 (Instructional) Complete Jazz Guitar Method: Intermediate Jazz Guitar (Book Only) by Jody Fisher, 2006-05-04

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21. Suomijazz : Jazz Music Scene In Finland
    http://www.aanekoski.fi/musiikki/suomijazz/english.htm

22. Jazz Music
    jazz musicians. The following is a brief introduction to jazz music and four of it s artists. The Task To create a biography of the three artists given to you.  
    http://www.davidson.k12.nc.us/webquests/jazzhist/jazzhist.htm
    
    Extractions: Introduction Task Process Resources ... Conclusion Introduction: If it wasn't for jazz, we wouldn't have rock and roll. Doesn't the thought of that scare you? Jazz musicians have struggled and succeeded in creating a versatile form of music. The following is a brief introduction to jazz music and four of it's artists. The Task: To create a biography of the three artists given to you. These are not complicated biographies. Be sure to include all the information asked for. You will also need to add pictures (hand drawn) to the pages of your book. The pictures can represent the words on the page or can be duplicated from pictures on the musicians web site. The Process: At the computer: Read all directions before you click. Print 3 copies of the biography worksheet from the resource list. Print 1 copy of the jazz definitions worksheet from the resource list. These will be your note taking pages. Link to the resources listed and answer the questions on the worksheets. Take good notes. You will need to get all the details asked for in the person's life. In the classroom: 1. The first page of your book will be the definition of jazz. In your own words, create a definition from the worksheet notes.

23. Italian Jazz Musicians
    Translate this page Il jazz italiano su internet. Biografie, discografie, audio samples, spartiti e novità riguardanti il jazz italiano.  
    http://www.ijm.it/

24. Jazz Music Teachers In Scotland
    jazz music TEACHERS IN SCOTLAND. Below is a list of jazz music teachers based in Scotland. Chris Greive Jazz Degree form conservatorium of Music, Perth, Aus.  
    http://www.jazz-in-scotland.co.uk/tuition.htm
    
    Extractions: JAZZ MUSIC TEACHERS IN SCOTLAND Below is a list of jazz music teachers based in Scotland. We try to keep this list as up to date as possible, but we suggest you check all details with the individual teachers. Teachers - if you would like your details added to this list (completely free of charge) please either email us, or write to us or fill in the online form For the latest on-line submissions click here CLICK ON THE INSTRUMENT OF YOUR CHOICE BELOW

25. Music History For Music Education
    Music History Jazz Essay. Home Lessons Books Free Music dancing. So jazz music developed into new types of music to dance to. By  
    http://musicandyou.com/musichistory.htm
    
    Extractions: Recommended books on Jazz History at end of page. J azz started out with a mixture of many types of music. It's  roots date back to the 1880's with African origins. Jazz combines elements of African music with elements of Western European music. The birthplace of that combination, which is Jazz, is said to be New Orleans. One theory as to why New Orleans is the birthplace is contributed to the black Creole subculture. The Creoles were originally from the West Indies and lived under the Spanish and French rule in Louisiana. They became free Americans under the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. The Creoles spoke Spanish and French and lived in the high society of the French district in New Orleans. The Creoles took pride in their formal knowledge of the Western European music and their social and cultural values that classified them as upper class. Their music focused on sight-readings and correct performances for they played at the Opera House and chamber ensembles.

26. Jazz Music - Jahsonic.com
    jazz music. Entartete Musik. Brazil. AfroLatin jazz emerged during the 1940s, primarily from the confluence of American jazz and Afro-Cuban music.  
    http://www.jahsonic.com/Jazz.html
    
    Extractions: [jahsonic.com] [Next >>] Jazz Music Poster for exhibition "Entartete Musik", Duesseldorf, 1938 Entartete Musik Jazz, a musical form that grew out of a cross-fertilization of folk blues, ragtime, and European music, particularly band music, has been called the first art form to develop in the United States of America. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz Bebop Free jazz Fusion Acid jazz ... Jazz funk http://be-jazz.blogspot.com For all the books and films that have been done about painters and writers who went to Paris , far less has been written about the lives of musicians from the United States who settled there, some for a while, a few for their whole lives. Yet American jazz musicians have felt the influence of that city on their creative abilities no less than did the Lost Generation of American writers after World War I and the impressionists and their successors before them. Much of their world, and of jazz itself, is still there to be seen and enjoyed. Nu-jazz (sometimes electro-jazz) was coined in the late to refer to styles which combine jazz textures and sometimes jazz instrumentation with electronic music. Like the term electronica, nu jazz is a loosely defined umbrella musical style. It ranges from the infusion of live instrumentation to

27. AMG All Music Guide
    The History of jazz musicThe History of jazz music has changed URL s, please update your bookmarks, thanks. http//www.jazzhistory.f2s.com web hosting • domain  
    http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=F0JAZZ

28. Chicago Entertainment Guide For Chicago Jazz Music
    clubs in Chicagoland. Chicago’s jazz musicians have listed their sites here featuring biographies, pictures, music, and cd sales.  
    http://www.chicagojazz.com/

29. Jazz History And Black Music
    Jazz Roots Early Jazz History an overview of early jazz music and musicians (18951920), pictures, timeline, the Cotton Club, Jazz books, fun facts The Jazz  
    http://www.accd.edu/pac/lrc/jazz.htm
    
    Extractions: Jazz and Black Music Ah Ha! Jazz photos of jazz greats by Helen Mandel taken in the Seventies at the Overseas Press Club, the Cookery jazz club in Greenwich Village and at the Grande Parade du Jazz in Nice France.Images include such legendaries as Earl Hines, Roy Eldridge, Lockjaw Davis,Sweets Edison and many more (slow loading) Armstrong Discography, Louis "Satchography! Whether or not you agree with Ken Burns (and many others) that Louis Armstrong is the font of jazz and modern American music, you have to appreciate the effort and care that have gone into this site. Fans, researchers, and casual listeners can use the site to access comprehensive information on Armstrong's recordings, sessions, and the composers. These are collected in seven sections which chart the course of Armstrong's career" (Scout Report)

30. Jazz Resources - Quick Directory Of Jazz Music Links
    A Passion For Jazz This site cover jazz music origins, styles, and musicians, plus a photo gallery, timeline, festival listings, webcasts, piano chords, scales  
    http://musicians.about.com/cs/jazzalley/?terms=jazz

31. Ernie The Attorney: Jazz Music Recommendations
    May 05, 2004. jazz music Recommendations. I 696225. Listed below are links to weblogs that reference jazz music Recommendations Law Blogs.  
    http://www.ernietheattorney.net/ernie_the_attorney/2004/05/jazz_music_reco.html
    
    Extractions: Member since 08/2003 Main I've been taking jazz guitar lessons from this really great local musician, Chris Cortez . The best part of the lessons is when we listen to great jazz music and he points out some amazing thing that the performers are doing. But, even without the commentary, I savor his recommendation of great jazz artists and albums. Pat Martino is one of those great artists, and Chris recommended that I listen to an album called 'Joyous Lake' which is not available on iTunes, but is available from Amazon as a re-released album called First Light . Another great recommendation was Chick Corea and Bobby McFerrin's album 'Play,' which is available from iTunes . You have to buy the whole album to be able to get 'Autumn Leaves' which is worth it. When you listen to 'Autumn Leaves' closely and are amazed at out 'rehearsed' it seems to be remind yourself that it probably wasn't rehearsed because that song is one of those standards that jazz musicians are expected to be able to play from memory. Last, but not least, check out Bill Frisell's version of Chain of Fools

32. Big Band Jazz Music
    A NonProfit Organization Dedicated to the Preservation and Promotion of the American Art Form Big Band Jazz Big Band jazz music Click here to Enter.  
    http://www.bigbandjazz.net/

33. Jazz Music CDs Online
    jazz music cds online from specialist music cd supplier Compact Disc Services, UK. jazz music CDS. done! jazz music CDs. Opening  
    http://www.cd-services.com/jazz.htm
    
    Extractions: JAZZ The traditional 'Jazz' section of our database is vast, but in this department you will only find a small selected range of recordings from that list of literally thousands of titles available worldwide - over 60,000 at the last count! Although none of us at CDS are into traditional ' Jazz' , ('Jazz-Rock' is our thing), increasing customer demand for the genre suggested it was appropriate to create a separate 'Jazz' department that would enable customers to browse directly through the 'genre' of their choice. We have a broad range of music fans now asking us to service them with 'Jazz' titles, simply because they like the way we do business. These customers provided us with much of the early information that initiated the department, and as such, it tends to reflect much of what they are buying to a large extent. Once again, we would like to stress that we are certainly not experts in this 'Jazz' field - but our Customer Services staff are more than happy to deal with any queries you have and special order the discs you require at no extra cost.

34. Worldwide Internet Music Resources: Jazz
    Collection (jazz on film, record, sheet music); Gallery 41; History of jazz music; Hot Club de Portugal (jazz education, in Portuguese);  
    http://www.music.indiana.edu/music_resources/jazz.html
    
    Extractions: Worldwide Internet Music Resources Acid Jazz All About Jazz.com (magazine and resource) American Jazz Symposium Baron Walter de Mohrenschildt Jazz Collection (jazz on film, record, sheet music) Gallery 41 History of Jazz Music Hot Club de Portugal (jazz education, in Portuguese) Jazz Canadiana JazzClass (Jazz, Blues, Saxophone, and Music lessons by Michael Furstner) Jazz Corner Jazz Guitar ONLINE Jazz Improvisation Page A Jazz Improvisation Primer : A Whole Approach To Jazz Improvisation / Marc Sabatella Jazz in France Jazz in Sheffield Jazz Online Jazz Ovation Inn ... Jazmin: All Women, All Jazz Jazzfacts Jazzheads Massive Brings Mel Martin's Jazz and Saxophone Web Site ... PlayJazz.com all you need to know about playing jazz Unified Jazz Ensemble Warner Bros. JazzSpace What is Jazz? WNUR-FM JazzWeb at Northwestern University. This music resource list is offered as a service of the William and Gayle Cook Music Library, Indiana University

35. KALX Jazz Music Charts
    jazz music Charts The Most Frequently Played Jazz on KALX Berkeley. 1999. JANUARY January 5 \ / January 12 \ / January 26. 1998. DECEMBER  
    http://kalx.berkeley.edu/jazz.htm
    
    Extractions: DECEMBER December 1 December 15 NOVEMBER November 10 November 17 November 24 OCTOBER October 13 October 20 October 27 SEPTEMBER September 1 September 14 September 22 September 29 AUGUST August 4 August 11 August 18 August 25 JULY July 6 July 13 July 20 July 27 JUNE June 1 June 8 June 15 June 22 ... June 29 MAY May 4 May 11 May 18 APRIL April 6 April 13 April 20 MARCH March 2 March 9 March 16 March 23 ... March 30 FEBRUARY February 2 February 9 February 23 JANUARY January 12 January 19 January 26

36. GEORGE BENSON - Jazz Music Artists - Corporate Entertainment Booking
    George Benson, jazz music Artist, may be available for your event. jazz music booking agents contact information official web site home page website biography.  
    http://www.delafont.com/music_acts/George-Benson.htm
    
    Extractions: Richard De La Font Agency, Inc. "Providing Excellence in Entertainment Since 1970" George Benson George Benson has worn a wide variety of hats over the years. R&B lovers know him as the guitar-playing vocalist who is responsible for such hits as "Give Me The Night" and "Turn Your Love Around," while the jazz world continues to treasure his classic instrumental albums of the 1960s and early 1970s. It goes without saying that Benson's million-selling " Breezin' " album of 1976 practically defined the NAC, quiet storm, and contemporary jazz radio formats. Because the guitarist/singer is so diverse and unpredictable, one never knows what he will do from one album to the next. On " Absolute Benson ," the eight-time GRAMMY-winner surprised us once again by emphasizing instrumental music. While his previous album, 1998's " Standing Together ," was full of R&B/pop singing, only three of "

37. JAZZ MUSIC ROSTER - Jazz, Big Band, Swing Music Acts - Corporate Entertainment B
    The Richard De La Font Agency presents quality musical acts, jazz music stars, Big Band/Swing music stars, show bands, musical comedians, musical impressionists  
    http://www.delafont.com/jazz.htm
    
    Extractions: N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Ahmad Jamal Post-Bop, Cool Al Jarreau - Contemporary Jazz, Soft Rock, Pop, Bop, Vocal Alex Bugnon - Smooth Jazz, Crossover Jazz Arturo Sandoval - Trumpet Master; Bop, Latin Jazz, Cuba, Afro-Cuban Jazz Bela Fleck Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - Retro Swing Bobby McFerrin - Vocal Jazz, Neo-Bop, Jazz Bobby Short - Traditional Pop, Cabaret, Jazz Blues, Vocal Pop, Swing, Ballads, Show Tunes Boney James - Smooth Jazz, Crossover Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, Instrumental Pop Brian Setzer Orchestra - Retro Swing, Rock, Rockabilly Cassandra Wilson - Vocal Jazz, Standards, Free Funk, Contemporary Jazz, M-Base, Jazz, World Fusion

38. LitKicks: Jazz And The Beat Generation
    of New York City, where musicians like Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Max Roach and Miles Davis were ushering in a new era for jazz music.  
    http://www.charm.net/~brooklyn/Topics/JanssenOnJazz.html
    
    Extractions: Visit the general discussion board or view list of boards As the Beat movement was getting underway, bebop was already going strong, especially in New York City, where 52nd Street was bustling with activity in jazz clubs up and down its length. Bebop was an innovative style of jazz which saw its heyday in the '40s, characterized by smaller combos as opposed to big bands and a larger focus on virtuosity. Bebop's renaissance came about in the heart of New York City, where musicians like Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Max Roach and Miles Davis were ushering in a new era for jazz music. Jack Kerouac Allen Ginsberg and friends spent much of their time in New York clubs such as the Red Drum, Minton's, the Open Door and other hangouts, shooting the breeze and digging the music. Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Miles Davis rapidly became what Allen Ginsberg dubbed "Secret Heroes" to this group of aesthetes. Why did jazz suddenly become such a driving force behind the writings of the Beat authors? What similarities can we find between jazz musicians and the Beats? Perhaps the most obvious comparison we can make is indicated by the very word "beat." "The word 'beat' was primarily in use after World War II by jazz musicians and hustlers as a slang term meaning down and out, or poor and exhausted". Kerouac went on to twist the meaning of the term "beat" to serve his own purposes, explaining that it meant "beatitude, not beat up. You feel this. You feel it in a beat, in jazz real cool jazz".

39. North Carolina Jazz Musicians
    North Carolina has produced some of the most influential artists in American jazz. border in South Carolina, but attended school and studied music in Laurinburg  
    http://toto.lib.unca.edu/sounds/ncjazz.html
    
    Extractions: Bio-bibliography, Selected Recordings, Research Guide by Bryan Sinclair O ver the last century, North Carolina has produced some of the most influential artists in American jazz. Max Roach, Thelonious Monk, Percy Heath, and John Coltrane were all born in the state; Dizzy Gillespie grew up just beyond the border in South Carolina, but attended school and studied music in Laurinburg. These jazzmen eventually left North Carolina to pursue their music and careers, but their deeply-shared regional roots remained with them. They sought each other out and gigged together in cities like Philadelphia and New York, influencing each other and laying the groundwork for what we know as modern jazz. Coltrane, who was born in the small town of Hamlet and grew up in High Point, would take jazz even farther "out." The modal and freer sounds he explored in the 1960s drew inspiration from his spiritual roots in North Carolina, but also from African and other world cultures as well. Other jazz artists with North Carolina connections include Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington’s right-hand man, composer, and arranger for many years, who called Hillsborough his second home. Among his memorable compositions: “Take the ‘A’ Train”, “Lush Life,” and “Satin Doll.” The state lays claim to pianist Dr. Billy Taylor of CBS’s Sunday Morning and NPR’s Jazz at the Kennedy Center fame, who has dedicated his life to educating America about its indigenous musical art form. And then there's the unique song stylist that is Nina Simone, who was reared in Tryon and attended school in Asheville.

40. Jazz Musicians Worldwide
    jazz musicians Worldwide. (submit your info at the foot of this page). Guy Raiff, Jazz guitar/compositions/ arrangements/music for movies, Ottignies LLN, Send Email.  
    http://www.jazz-clubs-worldwide.com/docs/musicians.htm
    
    Extractions: ARGENTINA Carlos Acosta Piano Mendoza Facundo Barreyra Drums Quilmes, Buenos Aires. Guillermo Bazzola Guitar, composer Buenos Aires Barry Beat Singer (Vocal Strings) Buenos Aires Daniel Di Bello Piano - Teclados Buenos Aires Marta Bellomo Vocals Buenos Aires Andres Biogligni Capeletti,composer Villa Fiorito Pablo Bobrowicky Jazz Guitar Buenos Aires Diego Bruno Guitar Buenos Aires Sergio Calvé Banjo - Valve trombone Mar del Plata Eduardo Casalla Drums-Batería Buenos Aires Walter Casciani Saxes and flutes Mendoza Francisco F. Castillo Corneta - Clarinete - Saxo Cordoba Roman Chiesa Batería Rosario Diego Citroen Gaita Ranelagh Eduardo Crespo Cornet Mar del Plata Carlos Damadian Mar Del Plata Rodrigo Dominguez ten/ sop/ alto saxophone, clarinet Buenos Aires Oscar Ferio Espinosa Bass Mar Del Plata Carlos Fossaceca Bateria Buenos Aires Jorge Fernando Garrote Piano and Trombone Buenos Aires Mingo German Drums-Percusion-Comp.-Arr.

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