TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Jazz (Tenth edition) - Chapter 14: Contemporary trends: A Maturing art form

Chapter 14 - Contemporary trends: A Maturing art form. This chapter presents the following content: The neoclassicists, the trumpet legacy, the saxophone legacy, the piano legacy, the vocal legacy, jazz/pop distinctions, vocal jazz groups. | Jazz Tenth Edition Chapter 14 PowerPoint by Sharon Ann Toman, 2004 The Neoclassical School The Neoclassical school of jazz appeared at the beginning of the 1990s Name implies: “New” expressions of “classical” jazz Jazz as an art form was certainly not on the minds of the 1st jazz players, but is on the minds of today’s players and teachers Chapter 14 - Contemporary Trends: A Maturing Art Form The Neoclassical School Today’s musicians carry the weight and responsibility of this new historical understanding The ownership of jazz is clearly to the African American crosscurrent but at the same time places it in a Western European historical context Chapter 14 - Contemporary Trends: A Maturing Art Form The Neoclassical School This historical context grants validity to jazz as an art form Musical lines as unique as country, rock, even blues, have not gained art status, at least not yet; but jazz has Chapter 14 - Contemporary Trends: A Maturing Art Form The Jazz Canon Identifying

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• Lecture Jazz
• Jazz listening
• Profiles in Jazz
• Contemporary trends
• Maturing art form
• The trumpet legacy
• Listening to Jazz
• Understanding Jazz
• Sounds associated with jazz
• Rhythm syncopation
• Jazz heritages
• African influences
• European influences
• African rhythms
• Hard bop
• Gospel jazz
• Horace Silver
• Rock fusion
• Jazz in rock
• The performers
• Latin Jazz
• The Tango craze
• The Rumba craze
• New Orleans
• Characteristics of dixieland
• Out of new Orleans
• Jazz arrangements
• Southwest Bands
• Swing becomes accepted
• Upsurge in dancing
• West coast Jazz
• Third stream
• The cool style
• Miles Davis
• Modal Jazz
• Innovative force
• The blues
• Blue notes
• Blues lyrics
• Piano styles
• Dixieland merge
• Stride piano
• Duke ellington
• Jungle style
• Mood style
• Concerto style
• New sounds
• Bop rhythm
• Free form
• Contemporary avant garde