Jazz Music
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From Tin Pan Alley to the Royal Schools of Music : the institutionalisation of classical and jazz music : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Sociology at Massey University [at Albany]
... Presently, a breakdown of these former modes of regulation, which created a gulf between classical and jazz music, is taking place as both genres come under one institutional administrat[r] ...
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From Tin Pan Alley to the Royal Schools of Music : the institutionalisation of classical and jazz music : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Sociology at Massey University [at Albany]
... The ratio nali sation of jazz music for piano for teaching and learning purposes by the charitable trust and commercially viable British institution of music, the Associated Board of the[r] ...
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Jazz in Britain: interviews with modern and contemporary jazz musicians, composers and improvisers
... of Jazz and popular music of the time, which was closer to Jazz in those days ...that music which we grew up ...fantastic music, but there was none around ‘live’, nor any way of hearing ...
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The effect of outside genres on techniques and devices in modern jazz composition (1988 2008) : a thesis submitted to Massey University and Victoria University of Wellington in fulfillment of the degree Master of Music (Performance), New Zealand School of Music, 2009
... first jazz musician to incorporate Eastern influences into his compositional ...of jazz of Eastern-influenced sounds and ideas being incorporated into the ...Indian music and Indian spirituality into ...
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Creating new standards : jazz arrangements of pop songs : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Music in Jazz Performance, New Zealand School of Music, Auckland, New Zealand
... the jazz repertoire of songs from some popular rock bands of the 1960s and 1970s that work well as a basis for reinterpretation and ...leading jazz musicians such as Herbie Hancock, and Nils Henning- ...
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Smoking and all that Jazz
... present jazz musicians in settings similar to the one evoked ...of jazz, that quintessentially 20 th -century musical genre, is indeed intertwined with the increasingly widespread use of tobacco products ...
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The impact of Norwegian folk music on Norwegian jazz, 1945 1995
... In Norway, some years later, jazz musicians were influenced by indigenous folk music and the principal folk music types that provided inspiration are scrutinised.. The importance of the [r] ...
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Destruction as a Necessity for Creation in Ellison’s Invisible Man
... of music “as his replacement model, using them to cope with the world as faced by the modern artist and other sufferers” and to “fulfill his need for a model of the universe that will allow him to contemplate the ...
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Jazz for the Ipod generation : digital media and jazz in the UK
... in jazz from an early age (around eleven), which I discovered through BBC radio broadcasts, in particular Jazz Record Requests on BBC Radio 3 every Saturday afternoon – my father would listen to classical ...
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Evolutionary Jazz Improvisation - Jazz Harmony and Solo Improvisation Created by Means of Evolutionary Algorithms with Automatic Fitness
... good jazz musician is to be able to keep an entire solo together as an entity, ...of jazz with this ability, such as John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Keith Jarrett, Bill Evans and Johnny Griffin, just to mention ...
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Elektron Elohim: a cosmic oratorio for soloists, chamber choir, electric guitars and keyboard synthesisers
... dark-wave music of the Scottish band Cocteau Twins has awakened my engagement with Renaissance polyphony through the vocal style of natural soprano ...in jazz music - spread across wide symphonic ...
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Music as Capital: Deputising Among London’s Freelance Musicians
... the jazz world operates very largely on word of mouth, except for cruises or occasional residencies elsewhere, which again would generally be measured in weeks rather than ...
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Jazz, pop, improvisation, national identity and the role of the jazz drummer
... written music when performing the material ...contemporary jazz performance, where as the UK musicians are heavily involved in recreating like for like reinterpretations to earn a ...contemporary ...
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Sexuality and the Nation: Urban Popular Music and Queer Identities in Krámpack'
... popular music defines alternative textual paths along which audiences can ne- gotiate their positioning vis-à-vis not only the surface identities the film overtly represents, but also those that are implied below ...
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A cappella ear training: bringing theory and aural skills together via singing in a jazz program environment
... undergraduate jazz course offered by a private education provider, where I was employed as instrumental tutor and ensemble ...“straight-ahead” jazz, requiring lyrical, melodic improvisation, rather than ...
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Talking about transition : an exploration of the secondary to tertiary process for music students in a New Zealand context : a thesis submitted to Massey University and Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Music in Musicology, Te Kōkī, New Zealand School of Music
... facing music students majoring in performance in New Zealand as they transition from secondary to tertiary ...their music degrees and can in fact be actively resistant to acquiring knowledge in areas of the ...
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From jazz to jazz in education : an investigation of tensions between player and educator definitions of jazz
... 'Real world jazz' and 'jazz in education'; 'teaching and 10 learning in jazz'; players and educators; academics;.. Data and theory; literature and interviews; the aims and 12 contributio[r] ...
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The Impact of visual syntax on reading comprehension
... Chapter 25 The Jazz Age and the Harlem Renaissance 19 Section 3 The Jazz Age and the Harlem Renaissance Terms and Names Jazz - Mass Media Popular Culture ' Harlem Renaissance Lost Genera[r] ...
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Creativity in Jazz : a thesis submitted to Massey University and Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy [in Music]
... Popular Music 23/2 (2004), 198-‐203; Toynbee, ‘Music, Culture, and Creativity’, ...his music endures beyond the time and place in which he lived, or how it connects with huge numbers of ...the ...
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Voodoo Love
... Then we moved to the voodoo room. This would be the scene in which Lischelle enters and meets the voodoo priest for the first time. Alfred had brought his own costume, which was essentially his street clothes. Knowing ...
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