'King oliver' diaporamas de présentation

Louis Armstrong

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Dixieland Music

Dixieland Music. Dixieland Music. Developed in New Orleans at the beginning of 20th century Was popular in the us from 1910-1930, still popular today Spread through the U.S; Kansas City, Chicago, New York by territory bands in 1910. Territory Bands. Became widely popular in 1917

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F Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsby and The Roaring Twenties

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New Orleans Musicians

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Chapter 33: American Popular Music to World War II

Chapter 33: American Popular Music to World War II. Early American Psalm Singing. Pilgrims brought with them simple religious music found in a Psalter (Book of Psalms) Neither wanted nor had musical instruments, trained singers, or professional choirs

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New Orleans: Birthplace of Jazz

New Orleans: Birthplace of Jazz. New Orleans. Rich in culture: French, Spanish, British, African slaves, Native Americans Early jazz musicians Creole (French and Blacks); had benefits unlike blacks: social, economic, musical training. Able to attend concerts and the opera

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New Orleans: Birthplace of Jazz

New Orleans: Birthplace of Jazz. New Orleans. Rich in culture: French, Spanish, British, African slaves, Native Americans Early jazz musicians Creole (French and Blacks); had benefits unlike blacks: social, economic, musical training. Able to attend concerts and the opera

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Chapter 72

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