Jazz Music
- Created by: Ellie Warlow
- Created on: 24-01-17 13:06
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- Jazz
- Ragtime
- Timbre
- Piano
- Salon style
- Stride Bass
- Texture
- Soloistic
- Melody Dominated Homophony
- Rhythm & Metre
- 4/4
- straight rhythms
- Melody
- Highly syncopated
- Notated
- Decorative melody
- Dance/ entertainment
- Harmony
- Stride bass
- Chords on beats 2+4
- Structure
- Not 12-bar blues
- Few modulations
- Timbre
- Dixieland (New Orleans)
- Timbre
- Frontline and rhythm sections
- Banjo, tuba, drumkit, piano, clarinet
- Texture
- Collective polyphonic improvisation
- trumpet melody
- Structure
- 12-bar blues
- Melody
- solo breaks
- Blues notes
- Improvised
- Few modulations
- Harmony
- Comping- piano + banjo + tuba
- Rhythm & Metre
- 4/4
- Syncopation
- Timbre
- Chicago
- Melody
- Improvised on motifs
- Blues notes
- Harmony
- Comping
- Stab chords
- Rhythm & Metre
- 4/4
- Syncopation
- Structure
- 12-bar blues
- Texture
- Soloistic
- Melody dominated homophony
- Timbre
- Banjo, double bass, drumkit, trumpet, piano, clarinet
- Frontline & rhythm section
- Melody
- 1920s Big Band
- Texture
- Homophonic
- Timbre
- 2 trumpets, 2 saxophones, 2 trombones, banjo, piano, double bass
- Reeds, rhythm and brass section
- Structure
- Developed version of 12-bar blues
- Melody
- Horsewhinny
- Sound effects
- Arrangement
- Melody based on harmony
- Jungle-style for floor shows
- Harmony
- walking bass
- Chromaticism
- Chord extensions
- Substitution chords
- Rhythm & Metre
- 4/4
- Syncopation
- Texture
- 1940s Swing Band
- Harmony
- Extended chords
- Substitution chords
- Chromatic
- Faster harmonic rhythm
- Use of Klangfarbenmelodie
- Melody
- Not much improvisation
- Chromatic
- Based on motifs
- Structure
- Arranged
- Some solo breaks
- Dance
- Head and chorus arrangement
- Rhythm & Metre
- Swung rhythms
- Syncopation
- Texture
- Homophony
- Antiphonal dialogue
- Timbre
- 3 trumpets,3 saxophones, 3 trombones, double bass, drumkit, guitar, piano
- Harmony
- Be-Bop
- Melody
- Virtuosic
- Improvised
- Scalelic runs and angular melodic contours
- Based on chord progressions
- Use of microtones
- Harmony
- Bitonal
- 'Flatted' 5ths
- Dissonance
- Upper chord extensions e.g. 9th, 11th etc.
- Structure
- Head and chorus arrangement
- solo breaks including drum solos
- Texture
- Melody dominated homophony
- Contrapuntal aspects
- Monophonic sections
- Smaller bands
- Timbre
- Strong rhythmic backing
- harder attack
- Counter-melodies
- Incorporation of classical instruments e.g. flutes
- Rhythm & Metre
- Syncopation
- Very fast
- Use of straight quavers
- Drum plays on weak beats and off beats
- Polyrhythms
- Some use of swing
- Melody
- Ragtime
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