TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Jazz (Tenth edition) - Chapter 9: Cool/third stream

The cool style of playing is different from the complexities of bop. In cool, the tempos are relaxed and virtuosity gives way to instrument colors and a reserved tonal style. Chapter 9 will provide knowledge of cool/third stream. | Jazz Tenth Edition Chapter 9 PowerPoint by Sharon Ann Toman, 2004 Cool/Third Stream Cool style of playing is different from the complexities of “Bop” The tempos are relaxed Virtuosity gave way to instrument colors and a reserved tonal style Size of the performance group also expanded Chapter 9 - Cool/Third Stream Cool/Third Stream Players took on an attitude of emotional detachment that helped define what is meant to be “cool” Cool bands were to perform in more intimate settings In the cool style jazz found its own chamber ensembles Chapter 9 - Cool/Third Stream Cool/Third Stream Instruments not common in jazz were now going to come into prominence (. cello) Cool players were often conservatory trained The tonal sonorities of the cool style could be compared to pastel colors unlike Bop which could be compared to fiery red colors Chapter 9 - Cool/Third Stream Cool/Third Stream Cool music contained: a delicate attack Little or no vibrato Use of the middle register of the

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