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53 Cards in this Set
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Free Jazz Characteristics
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Lack of Chord Changes
Free Form Collective Improvisation Greater use of disonance |
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Free Jazz Timeline
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Late 1950's - 60's
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Free Jazz definition
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Free form protest chord progression no harmony sometimes form
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Ornate Coleman instrument/importance
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Alto Saxophone - Pioneer of Free Jazz
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Cecil Taylor
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Pianist/, Pointillistic textures and tone changes
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Eric Dolphy
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Alto, Bass, Clarinets
Inspired by sounds of birds |
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Chicago avant garde
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AACM (Association for the Advancement of Creative Music)
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Art Ensemble of Chicago
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AACM I really don't know
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Miles Davis
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Trumpet
Bebop Mainstream Hardbop, cool, modal, contemporary, Fusion Style - Restrained lots of space, little to no vibrato |
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Birth of the Cool
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1949-50
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Classic Miles Davis Quintet
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50's everyone wanted to be them
Cookin' Relaxin' Workin' |
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Kind of Blue
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Modal Jazz
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My Funny Valentine
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Miles Davis mid 1960's Group
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Bitches Brew
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One of the best selling Jazz Fusion album
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John Coltrane
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Played Sheets of songs
Tons of notes Tenor Saxophone |
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John Coltrane & Sonny Rollins
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Lead saxophonists in the 50's
Both went through Davis |
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Coltrane Sound
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Huge Biting sound Low & High
Instrumental Proficency |
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Giant Steps
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Exercise emphasizing 2 beats per chord a must for improvisers
Used to gain mastery over difficult and unconventional chord changes |
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My Favorite Things
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Played by soprano saxophone by Coltrane
Very popular |
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A love supreme
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Career peaked modal thematic simplicity
a concept album |
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Fusion Improvisation
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Yes
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Fusion Beat
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Straight up and down
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Fusion Form
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Simple to complex
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Fusion harmony
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Jazz
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Fusion Instrumental proficency
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High
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Jazz Improvisation
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yes
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Jazz piano/guitar comping
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highly creative and spontaneous
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Fusion instruments
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Electric
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Fusion used non ___________ instruments
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Western
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Fusion timeline
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1960's to present
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James Brown
Sligh in the family stone |
Fusion bands that set it off
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R & B time
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Early 1970's
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R & B was referred to as...
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Funk & Soul
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Jimi Hendrix known for
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Sound of guitar and feedback/distortion
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Rock bands that Utilized Jazz elements
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Blood sweat and tears
Chicago |
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Early New Orleans Dixieland timeline
Ragtime Timline |
1895-late 1910's
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Chicago Style DIxieland timeline
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1910's - mid 30's
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Boogie-Woogie
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mid 1910's - mid 1940's
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Swing time
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mid 30's - mid 40's
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Bop time
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Mid 40's - 1950's
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Cool timeline
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late 40's - late 50's
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Had bop funky time / Progressive Jazz
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1955 - present
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Free Form timeline
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late 50's to Present
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Jazz/Rock/Fusion timeline
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60's to present
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improvised jazz band utilizing rock/funk/soul elements
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miles dave
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Bitches Brew
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Significant Jazz album that directed fusion
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Tony Williams
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Contributed straight stuff on drum kit with R & B Flavor
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John Mclaughlin
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Played Guitar w/ Davis
Mclaughlin Orchestra Birds of Fire |
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Weather Report
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Joe Zawal
Wagner SHort |
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Herbie Hancock
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Piano - composer
Most sought after pianist in the 60's "Rockit" |
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Chick Corea
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Style modal strong latin american roots in music
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New age music time
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1980's
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New age music =
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George Winston
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