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During the 1920's, jazz music provided the motivation and opportunity for many women to reach beyond the traditional sex role designated to them by society.

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Instruments used for jazz were the cornets, trumpets, clarinets, saxophones, 4-string tenor Banjo, Ukulele, Mandolin, and etc.

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Jazz developed from a mixture of African and European music.

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Joe "King" Oliver - Snake Rag

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Musicians from New Orleans came right through after the mass exodus from New Orleans. There were over fifty jazz clubs in one six block district. Kansas City was often a resting place for musicians on their way to to other places that held great importance to jazz.

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Similar to New Orleans.  Popularity of jazz grew rapidly. Jazz poetry became popular too.

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Chicago Jazz was less wild than New Orleans Jazz.  Most of it's audience was the white middle class.

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During the 20's, jazz was called the "New Orleans sound".  African American musicians would gather and play/share their music in Storyville.

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Louis Armstrong - Savoy Blues (1927)

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Jazz moves from its birthplace in New Orleans to Chicago, New York, and Kansas City.

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During the Roaring Twenties young Americans responded to this criticism by expanding on all of these "violations," with more outrageous slang, jazzier music and dance, shorter and flimsier dresses and shorter hair.