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Bebop instrumentation

preferred instrumentation was small combo instead of big band


tempo was faster


clarinet was rare

Leading bebop drummer

Max Roach- improv'd more drum sounds than swing drummers. made bebop more exciting and spontaneous

Most significant saxophonist of 20th century & inventor of Bebop. Nicknamed "the bird"

Charlie Parker

Well-known bebop trumpeter

Dizzy Gillespie.-innovative melodic concepts & high register were rarely matched by others

Dizzy Gillespie Big Band

pianist-John Lewis


bassist-Ray Brown


trumpeter-Miles Davis

1st bebop composter and pianist

Thelonious Monk- pianist who wrote compositions whose melodies were unorthodox and whose accompaniment chords severely challenged improvisers


-used stride piano, horn like lines, dissonant chord voicings

most influential bebop pianist. had piano styles like Art Tatum, Nat Cole, Thelonious Monk, w horn styles of charlie parker and dizzy gillespie

Bud Powell

first bebop tenor sax

Dexter Gordon

most popular jazz tenor sax

Stan Getz

best known singer to emerge from bebop era. dark tone quality and more rich than billie &ella

sarah vaughn

Who was in Modern Jazz Quartet

pianist-John Lewis


Bassist- Percy Heath


drummer-Connie Kay


vibraphonist-Milt Jackson



Bebop wasn't as popular as swing bc..

- bebop had less visual appeal


-bebop had a scarcity of singers


-change in ratio between written & improvised music.


-bebop is more complicated and unpredictable

how bebop differs from swing

-used smaller bands


-richer chords


-more chord changes


-more irregular rhythms


-biting done qualities


-faster playing with more surprises