Genres: Jazz Flashcards
Began around 1900 in America with roots in ragtime (evolved from the combination of Western Art music with ? African rhythms).
Syncopated.
Earliest forms share similarities with ragtime including the “?” pattern between bass note and chords, commonly split between tuba, banjo, guitar or ?
Stride.
Piano.
Common melody instruments include the trumpet and clarinet and played ? ?
Contrapuntal melodies.
Musicians began to emphasise and made notes “?”.
Swing.
During the 40s smaller jazz bands began to focus on longer ? sections. A lot of artists from this period worked with a ? section and created an arrangement from a simple outline of melody and harmonies.
Improvisatory.
Rhythm.
In the mid 50s, Miles ? experimented with slower, more ? pieces that became known as “cool” jazz.
Davis.
Bluesy.
During the 60s, jazz musicians began to incorporate elements of rock into jazz (including the use of electric keyboards, distorted guitars and drum patterns that featured a “?”).
Backbeat.