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Bessie Smith-1925
style: blues
form: 12 bar blues- uses call and response-trumpet by Louis Armstrong |
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Armstrong and the Hot Five-1928
style: Early Jazz/ New Orleans
form: 12 bar blues(AABA)- chord progression, trumpet by Armstrong |
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James P. Johnson-1930
style: Harlem Stride
form: march/ragtime- whole-tone harmonies, a trio. Johnson on piano |
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Frankie Trumbauer 1927
Style: Early jazz/Chicago
form: 32-bar popular song (A B A` C) |
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Louie Armstrong 1928
style: early jazz
form: March/ragtime. Cadence figure at the end. unpredictable rhythms. |
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Jelly Roll Morton& Red Hot Peppers-1926
style: Early jazz/ New Orleans
form:12 bar blues-trio and countermelody in trombone, collective improvisation. Morton on piano |
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Joe Oliver-1923
style: Early jazz/ New Orleans
form: march/ragtime- changes in texture. Oliver on trumpet |
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