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| Where is Birdland located? |
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| General understated manner of expresson or rhetrical stance is an example of what style of jazz? |
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| subdued rhythms, soft articulations, muted accents, lyrical melodies |
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| what composers did tristano have his students study |
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| Bach, parker, armstrong and eldridge |
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| Who did West coast Jazz appeal to? |
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| Alto Saxophon player inthe Dave Brubeck quartet |
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| jazz fused with classical music |
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| Although cool jazz drew inspiration form european classical music where did hard boppers get their inspiration from? |
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| gospel, blues which involved call and response singing, dancing, clapping and shouting |
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| th converision of blesy sacred hymns into love songs |
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| aggresive, strong accents, prominent drummer role, bluesy, sometimes gospel related chord progressions describes what? |
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| the label that epitomized hard bop in the 50s and 60s |
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| Art Blakey and Horace silver are most associated with what type of music |
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Kenny Dorham plays what instrument
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| trumpet: The Jazz Messengers |
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| what musician pursued funky (gospel and blues) type of Jazz |
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| who was the transition figure into cool jazz |
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| biggest star to emerge from cool jazz |
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| who was the musician that experimented using different meters in jazz including 3,5,7, and 9 meters |
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| sermon on the Mount was written by |
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| what classical element did the MJQ incroporate into their song "Concorde" |
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| Modern Jazz Quartet: Milt "Bags" Jackson |
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| What are the MJQ so famous for? |
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| for blending cool and Bebop jazz |
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| "Nothing Can Stop me now" |
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| with what famous musician did Clifford Brown put together a quintet |
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| Max Roach (brown-roach quintet) |
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| Who got the Free jazz movement going |
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| Shape of Jazz to Come Album |
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| Other than Dizzy Gillespie who else did a recording of Night in Tunisia |
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| Lenny Tristano, Cool Jazz |
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| Lenny Tristano, Cool jazz |
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| Gerry Mulligan (cool jazz) |
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| What famous drummer made a recording of "Night in Tunisia" |
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| "I know that you know", style |
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| Sonny Rollins and Dizzy Gillespie, Hard Bop |
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| What album was Boplicity, Move and Jeru on and who recorded them? |
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| Birth of the Cool, Miles Davis |
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| Miles Davis Runs the voodoo down, style |
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| Thinking one thing doin another |
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| Ornette Coleman, free Jazz |
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| it gave free jazz its name |
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| Resolution is from what album? and by who? |
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| A love supreme, John Coltrane. |
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| name of Miles Davis' second quintet |
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| what happened to Davis in 1979? |
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| He sobered up and was not playing |
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| what happened to Davis in 1981 |
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| first big gig at Newport Jazz fest, played "man with a horn" not a huge success |
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| who was responsible for big bands coming to college campuses |
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| high range trumpet player |
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| who famously used a fourth valve on theri trumpet to create a 1/4 tone |
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| who music was associated with a funky quality of hard bop other than Hoarce Silver |
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| what musical technique was utilized in rock |
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| what two piano players were famous for using electric piano |
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| Herbie HAncock and Chick Corea |
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| Maiden Voyage style? and artist? |
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| Modal jazz and Herbie Hancock |
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| who was the creater of WEather Report? |
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| what is the name given where hte structure of the song ends and its a free solo |
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| what famous vocal bop artist liked to imitate wa-wa sounds of trumpet with their voice |
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| What musical style bridge the gap between rock and roll and bop? |
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| west coast jazz/ cool jazz |
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| what famous jazz artist created the album "cross currents" |
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| what famous piano player led experimented big band and was a model for cool ensembles? |
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| IN pursuit of the 27th man |
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| who was th most influential hard bop player tenor player? |
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| who wrote the book the Lydian Chromatic concept? |
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| style of Impressions by John Coltrane? |
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| what was one of the firt modal Jazz pieces? |
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| Free Jazz was a way to get back to the aesthetics and attitude of what? |
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| Sound of Grammar: who wrote it and why is it so important |
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| Ornette Coleman, only recordin to receive Pultizer Prize in Music |
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| what musician had a classi quartet |
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| What club galvanized the free jazz movement? |
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| what jazz musician is known for thei tonal clusters? |
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| In the last few year of John Coltrane's life what was the name of the album that he put out? |
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| what album was coltrane's Jupiter on? |
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| although Donna Lee is recorded under Parkers name who actually wrote the song? and why was it so important in their career? |
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| miles davis: it was the first song recorded by Davis |
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| Gunther Shuler: instrument and why he was imporant? |
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| french horn, helped develop third stream jazz |
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| why is sid's ahead important, and what album is it on? |
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| First recorded example of Modal Jazz |
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| why is bitches brew important? |
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| first jazz rock fusion album recorded. |
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| what jazz musician was a complete perfectionist and would play songs over and over until they thought it was right. |
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| what drummer played with John coltrane on his song jupiter? |
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| what trumpet player used a ring modulator in their playing? |
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| what famou jazz musician had success writing severa film scores |
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| who was named 1971 #2 musician of the year |
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| how many quintets did MIles Davis have? |
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| Archie Shepp played what style of music |
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| a subcategory of free jazz that emphasizess speed rhythmic intensity, and expressive passion |
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| what free jazz player had experience arranging for Flethcer Henderson? |
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| what did the Association for the advancement of creative Musicians do? |
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| sponsored concerts, helped musicians find work, encouraged high ethical manners from its players, |
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| post bop players were moderates of the _______movement and incorporated these elements in their playing |
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| 4 parts to A Love Supreme |
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| Acknowldgment, resolution, pursuanceand psalm |
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