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        Popular Big Bands 
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        -Simialirties to early big bands is sectional writing, dance oriented, bigger halls 
-Differences from E.B.B- Less spont. and more pop oriented 
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        Popular Big Band 
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        -Benny Goodman orchesrta was first to implement white and black musicians, and the first jazz group to play in carnagy hall 
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        Popular Big Band 
Key Artists 
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        Benny Goodman (Clarinet) 
-King of swing; used hernderson arrangments; first to integrate B and W musicians; Tested on Song- Sing, Sing, Sing by Benny Goodman 
Glenn Miller (Trambone)
  
Trambone; composer; G.M orchestra; No improv; Song: "Moonlight Serenade", "In the Mood" 
 Tommy Dorsey (Trambone) 
Vitruoso; played with Frank and Buddy rich; Song: "Im getting sentimental over you" 
  
Artie Shaw (Clarinet) 
Virtuoso clarinet; exotic sound; use of strings; hated the business; Song: "Frenesi" (1940)
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        Jazz Singer 
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        -Improvisation through one or more of the followng 
1. changing melody 
2. scat singing 
3. rhythmic phrasing 
-most performed standards, some blues, had expressive interpretations  |  
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        Jazz Singers 
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        -African-american artists came from desperate childhoods poverty 
-All greatly impacted both contemporarie and future singers  |  
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        Louie Armstrong (singer/trumpet) 
-consistent style singing or playing trumpet; an entertainer; starred in films; song:"Hotter Than That" call and response break and there was scatting in this song; 
 
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        -Influeced by Ma Rainey 
-City blues 
-emotional impact on audience 
-bending notes/growling and gutteral sounds 
-highest paid black entertainer of her day 
-"St. Louis Blue" with Armstrong 
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        -Greatest woman scat singer of all time 
-hired by chick webb ( Band leader and drummer) 
-she was brillinat in song interpretations, rhythmic conception, scatting/reworking melody 
-First hit was a million seller and its called "A tisket, A tisket"  |  
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        -AKA. Lady Day 
-sang in harlem in speakeasies in her teens 
-influence was Louie Armstorng and Bessie Smith 
-emotional interepretations of standards -performed with Count Basie and Artie Shaw 
-"Strange Fruit" and "God Bless this Child" (Composed). 
-strange fruit is a Luis Allen poem  |  
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        -Hes the best 
-Hes the shit 
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