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saxaphone player
– leader of free jazz
– grew up in philledelphia
– played with miles davis
– created a love supreme
– played hard bob and later free jazz |
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Chicago jazz band leader
– took jazz in a weird, cool direction
– was very trippy |
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Rythmn and Blues
– came after swing jazz
– possesed same types of qualities as dixieland
– focused on beat with horns intermitently played that emphasized unique sound qualities
– R & B is grounded in emotion and captured popularity |
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combined jazz and classical music
– different from bebop
– followed old classical music parameters
– enourmously popular |
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| cool jazz baritone saxaphonist |
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jazz pianist and composer,
– worked on cool school jazz, free jazz, modal jazz, and jazz fusion |
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jazz trumpeter and band leader
– played with dizzie gillespie
– played bebop, cool jazz, hard bob,
modal jazz, and jazz fusison
– often disscussed classical music and incorporated it into jazz |
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Wanted to do both film scores and jazz music
– result was him creating progressive jazz
– founded neo-phonic orchestra and sounds were popular in horror movies |
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an earthy jazz that tried to recapture a black audience
– incorporated a latin framework with solos incorporating swing music |
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| key saxaphone player for hard bob |
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wanted to spread gospel of jazz
– would take talented musicians and turn them in to band leaders
– would only keep members for a small amount of time |
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him and charlie parker – saxaphonist combined there talent to create bebop
– later incorporated latin jazz in to progressive jazz |
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emerges around 58 – 59, and implemented a few chordss, and than spontaneous nature took place
– very difficult to play |
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| jazz where chords dont change too frequently |
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| during this period, a lot of jazz experiementation is going on. a lot of musicians are bored, and want to find something new to play. hardbob epitomizes this era due to its grass root beginings. |
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| saxaphonist who was one of the first to start bebop |
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owner of mintons club in new york
– were dizzy gillespie and charlie parker started developing bebop style |
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most NEW YORK of all jazz forms
– lots of energy and fast paced
– eclectic in nature and style
– contained a sense of story telling |
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| new kind of piano player that wore funny hats and people didnt understand his style of play |
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