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King Oliver Performed in Lincoln gardens in Chicago. Known for his trick playing |
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Left hand plays boom chick bass note chord. Right hand ornate/complicated melodies/improvisations |
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Marches that were transferred to the piano. Scott Joplin |
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The texture created by a group of instruments all playing the same melody |
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At this time landlord charged black tenants exorbitant rates ($10 per month) to live in Harlem |
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Trumpet player. Most illustrious associated with the Chicagoans. plays extensions on chords |
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Dominated New Orleans until 1914 |
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influenced by Lester Young. C melody saxophone. played a light silky elegance. singing the blues |
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French speaking Catholics. Light skinned educated. Creole attitudes encouraged European trained classic music |
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Most exclusive black-and-tan cabaret in Harlem For white customers African theme |
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Southern statues and laws to keep races separate |
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a variety show featuring a wide range of different acts |
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Greatest composer in Jazz history New York City Bands |
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Developed on the Mississippi Delta and the earliest singers were sharecroppers |
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Excluded from southern states Forbade interracial marriage Prohibited use of firearms permitted forced use of labor for some convictions Limited type of property to own |
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Important collaborator to Duke Ellington Trumpet player |
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The patterns of loud and soft music |
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the way a composer or arranger use the available instruments in a given piece |
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Gathering place for slaves on sundays and holy days Allowed to revisit African musical and dance traditions viewed by white spectators |
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The process of changing from one key to another |
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White peoples fascination with black entertainment |
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Pianist, band leader First great composer |
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The shape of a piece of music determined by its patterns of repitition |
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First legend in Jazz Pioneered improvisational style known for ragtime and blues songs |
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accent of rhythms that ordinarily go unaccented |
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Music that fulfills a social purpose outside itself |
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English speaking protestants Descended from slaves fewer opportunities for musical training |
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Known for his trumpet style piano playing |
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Pianist became famous for his popular songs for the Broadway stage |
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