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Here's a video of me recapping Mama's Stew!

Next time we meet we'll talk about which song we're going to use!
(either Hand Clappin' by Red Prysock or Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho by Sidney Bechet)

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Here are some break steps that we covered in Class today (11/16)

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Here is the link to our Quiz!

https://www.quiz-maker.com/Q09RHINEO

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Name:, What is the city where Jazz music was created?, What is is called when two or more rhythms come together to make one larger, complicated rhythm?

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Follow along as you record so you have the music - "Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho" by Sidney Bechet

Make sure you face the camera! (I faced away so you could follow along)

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Our warm up music...

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Coleman Hawkins - I'll Never Be The Same (1957)

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SOUSA The Stars and Stripes Forever - "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band

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This song, as the title implies, is in the Blues form (12-Bar Blues, or for us dancers, 6 8's)

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C Jam Blues - Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra

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I Can't Give You Anything But Love (Remastered 1991)

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This song is in AABA Format

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When you make things up as you go along

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When one or more rhythms combine to create a larger, more complex rhythm

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Whitey's Lindy Hoppers 1939 (The Big Apple)

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A religious ritual involving shuffling, singing and clapping in a counter-clockwise circle originating from African culture and performed by African-descended people in the United States (notably the Gullah-Geechee) and West Indies

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Berry Brothers - You'll Never Know (Lady Be Good 1941)

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Berry Brothers - You'll Never Know  (Lady Be Good 1941)

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The Charleston - The Spirit Moves (released 1987)

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The Charleston - The Spirit Moves (released 1987)

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Originally a dance done by enslaved African and African American people to mock White Slave Owners, it imitated the styles of European Parlor dances (Waltz, Quadrille, etc). However it was misunderstood by the White Slave Owners, who thought that the dancing was a poor imitiation. The White Slave Owners would sometimes come down to watch the dancing and often give prizes to the couple they thought danced the best or could kick the highest. Cake was usually among the prizes, hence the name "Cake Walk"

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Vaudeville was a type of traveling variety show popular in the late 1800's and early 1900's. They would often host diverse acts ranging from singers, musicians and dancers to animal acts, scenes from plays, and acrobatics.

This was one way in which Black culture (in particular music and dance) spread across the United States.

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The Great Migration is the name used to decscribe the large-scale movement of African Americans from southern rural areas to northern, midwestern, and western urban centers.

This was done for a variety of reasons, but some that we named were: to escape discrimination (Jim Crow laws), to take advantage of better job opportunities in the cities, and because the introduction of trains made it significantly easier to travel across the country.

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Two basic musical forms in Jazz are:

AABA - where 4 8-counts are played as a musical idea (A), is repeated (A), has a different 4 8-counts (B), and then repeats the original again (A)

12-Bar Blues - where a musical phrase takes 6 8-counts (or 12 bars for musicians), and then starts over again

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This song is in AABA format

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I couldnt get my whole body in it

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I tried my best

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Funny

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Funny

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I did the jazz square for 15 seconds

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Jazz square 🎼😂😩

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Here is a video without music of our routine

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Here is our routine, but with music!

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Upload a video of you saying the following:
1. Tell us your name
2. Tell us one or two things you learned in this class (for example: where Jazz was created, who the Gullah Geechee people are, what the Cakewalk was, and so on).
3. Extra Credit: you showing a dance move you learned (Jazz Square, Boogie Drops, Scarecrow Charleston, etc.)

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Sofia Swing Dance Festival 2017 - Adv. J&J Competition (Fast)

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This is what I learned in Jazz Class!

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my name is jerrell in i larne to dance

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What I learned in class.

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my name is winter and in in dance class i learned that when your walking and a square your doing the jazz square cause i used to do that all the time when i was little

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u have to pay ur cars extended warranty and check my dance moves

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u have to pay ur cars extended warranty and check my dance moves

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what i learned in jazz class

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In this class I learned where jazz what created and who created it.

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Hi my name is Sa'Nhiya and What I learned in dance was a lot about jazz and the history about it, and it was fun because some people don't dance to it, so it was fun coming out of my comfort zone.

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danielle
jazz was created in new orlenes

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my name is Sehmir Evans i learnd that jazz was created in New Orleans

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Here is me doing the parts of the Shim Sham (created by tap dancers Leonard Reed and Willie Bryant) that we went over in class

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Here are the final parts of the Shim Sham that we added (Half Break, Boogie Back, Boogie Forward)

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Here is the Shim Sham in its entirety

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New Orleans is a city in Louisiana, notable for many things including being known as the birthplace of Jazz.

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The Gullah Geechee Heritage Corridor is the cultural home of the Gullah Geechee on the barrier islands along the coast of NC, SC, GA and northern FL.

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The Gullah Geechee are a cultural group consisting primarily of descendants of enslaved Africans and African Americans. Due to their isolation on the barrier islands they were able to carry and develop unique, African-rooted cultural traditions, such as the Ring Shout

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The Savoy Ballroom was one of the largest and most popular dance halls in the world. It could hold up to 4,000 people, it had 2 bandstands, and a sprung wooden floor (springs, cork, and hard wood). It was in New York City.

It was the home of Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, and the place to see all the greatest Jazz bands of the era!

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Leonard Reed was known as both a performer (singing and dancing) and a producer.

He got his start in show business by competing in Charleston contests but made his name as a Tap dancer.

He and his partner Willie Bryant are credited with creating the Shim Sham, a Tap routine that is considered the Tap Dance Anthem

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The song most associated with the Line Dance, The Shim Sham

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Upload a video of you saying the following:
1. Tell us your name
2. Tell us one or two things you learned in this class (for example: where Jazz was created, who the Gullah Geechee people are, what the Cakewalk was, and so on).
3. If there's time: you showing a dance move you learned OR one you've made up! (Jazz Square, Boogie Drops, Charleston, etc.)

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Upload a video of you saying the following:
1. Tell us your name
2. Tell us one or two things you learned in this class (for example: where Jazz was created, who the Gullah Geechee people are, what the Cakewalk was, and so on).
3. If there's time: you showing a dance move you learned (Jazz Square, Boogie Drops, etc.)

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I learned to dance to jazz in different moves and ways.

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One thing that i learned in dance was jazz and how to move in different ways while doing jazz

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My name is Miyah Bates. Jazz came from New Orleans.

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Frankie Manning was one of the originators of Lindy Hop as it is currently known, choreographing, performing and ultimately teaching Lindy Hop and Jazz around the world. He is closely associated with Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, the preeminent Lindy dance troupe in the world at the time they were active.

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Norma Miller was woman of many talents; singer, comedian, dancer, teacher, etc. She was a member of Whitey's Lindy Hoppers for many years and is considered one of the originators of Lindy Hop. She later ran her own dance company in NYC and continued teaching through her entire life. Today she is still referred to as The Queen of Swing

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Follow along as you record so you have the music - "Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho" by Sidney Bechet

Make sure you face the camera! (I faced away so you could follow along)

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Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho - Sidney Bechet

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Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho - Sidney Bechet

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Here's the music we're using for Mama's Stew in case you want it separate from my video!

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Here's a follow-along video for Mama's Stew to the faster song, "Hand Clappin'" by Red Prysock

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Here's a tutorial on how to record!

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Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho - Mama's Stew Slow

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Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho - Mama's Stew Slow

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Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho — Sidney Bechet | Last.fm

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Watch the video for Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho from Sidney Bechet’s Runnin’ Wild for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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my dance

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my dance

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Here's my Mama Stew Dance.