TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Jazz (Tenth edition) - Chapter 8: Bop

Bop jazz was sometimes called “bebop” or “rebop” because players sang the words to an early bop musical phrase. Bop became the first style of jazz that was not used for dancing. Bop took on a complexity that required players to extend their former playing knowledge and technique. Chapter 8 will provide knowledge of bop. | Jazz Tenth Edition Chapter 8 PowerPoint by Sharon Ann Toman, 2004 Bop Bop jazz was sometimes called bebop or rebop because players sang the words bebop or rebop Chapter 8 - Bop The Shift to Bop Bop became the 1st style of jazz that was not used for dancing Bop took on the complexity that required players to extend their former playing knowledge and technique Chapter 8 - Bop The Shift to Bop Bop was fast, demanding execution on individual instruments Today Bop is the mainstream of jazz style, yet it was not accepted by the jazz community at the time of its emergence Chapter 8 - Bop The Shift to Bop Bop players turned to small combos Bop did not “begin” at any one place or at any one time Chapter 8 - Bop Developing Mainstream and the Jazz Canon Canons exist for all musics Canons become codified or formalized historically for those that gain a general consensus as being worthy Bop was the era from which a majority of our canon’s jazz giants emerged Chapter 8 - Bop

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