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Prof. Fabio Furlanete

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https://jazzobserver.com/the-origins-of-jazz/

https://americanhistory.si.edu/explore/projects/smithsonian-jazz/education/what-jazz

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The songs generally don’t have a chorus

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Jazz musicians don’t just follow a score, they can improvise chords and other ways of playing, as they have a lot of freedom!

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Nat ‘King’ Cole (1919-1965) sings the spanish version "Quizas, quizas, quizás"

but the english version "Perharps, perhaps, perhaps" was interpreted by Doris Day.

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Miles Davis – 1926-1991 – So what

Louis Armstrong – 1901-1971 – What a wonderful word

John Coltrane – 1926-1967 – My favorite Things

Ella Fitzgerald – 1917-1996 – Mack of the knife

Billie Holiday – 1915-1959 – Strange Fruitt

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Most historians consider Buddy Bolden – a cornet player, the first jazz musician or the father of jazz.

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if you want to play...

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Improvisation is one of the most classically defining traits. Solos are also a traditional part of the jazz genre.

Modern Jazz, free jazz, bebop jazz, latin jazz, cool jazz, jazz manouche, jazz fusion, smoth jazz, modal jazz, swing, hard bop – each one with a unique sound.

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The origins of jazz Jazz is often thought to have been founded on the musical traditions of West Africa (rhythm, “feel,” blues) and Europe (harmonic chords, variety of instruments). In the U.S.A was originated in New Orleans date back to the 19th century, a bit before 1820, with the slaves. Jazz was Influenced by Blues