'Jazz' diaporamas de présentation

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The Harlem Renaissance

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Roaring Twenties

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Miles Davis

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Theatrical Jazz

Theatrical Jazz. African and Caribbean Influences. African and Caribbean Traditions, Songs and Dances were brought to the US through the slave trade. Jazz Dance is an American art form that was greatly influenced by these cultures. African and Caribbean Characteristics.

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Hard Bop and Cool

Hard Bop and Cool. Hard Bop.

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Miles Davis

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Jazz Fusion/Smooth Jazz

Jazz Fusion/Smooth Jazz. Fusion.

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Chapter 23: Music in America: Jazz and Beyond

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From Piet Mondrian

From Piet Mondrian. MUS_ED 345-0: Music and the Interdisciplinary Curriculum. to Libby Larsen. An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Boogie-Woogie. CM 2009-2010. Mr. Rathgeber. Composition No. III Blanc-Jaune Piet Mondrian, 1942. Composition with Yellow, Blue, and Red Piet Mondrian, 1942.

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The Saxophone Family

The Saxophone Family. For 4 th -5 th grade general music Andrea Draime. The Saxophone Family. The Soprano Saxophone. Key of Bb Smallest in saxophone family Most commonly used in jazz settings. David Liebman. Known for his soprano sax playing (b. 1946) Concentrates on jazz playing

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Dillard Center for the Arts

Dillard Center for the Arts. Ellington Experience. About the Program.

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By Marshall Jackson and Rob Beverly

By Marshall Jackson and Rob Beverly. Jazz: Music From The Soul. Intro.

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Warm-up:

Warm-up:. Describe at least 3 things that helped create a national mass culture during the 1920s and explain how they accomplished this. Harlem Renaissance. Many African Americans were attracted to northern cities by dreams of a better life.

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The Beginnings of American Jazz

The Beginnings of American Jazz. By A. Student. Where did it come from?. Jazz first developed in New Orleans, Louisiana The 1894 Racial Segregation Law forced Creoles to live on other side of Canal street, with African-American Neighbors. How was it created?.

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Cobb Energy Centre Foundation presents A World-Class Jazz Se

(1888PressRelease) THREE DAZZLING NIGHTS - EIGHT EXTRAORDINARY JAZZ STARS - TWELVE GRAMMY AWARDS. Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre Foundation announces its much-anticipated concert series, debuting September 21st

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