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9 Cards in this Set
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Piano, male solo vocalist |
Foster, I Dream of Jeannie
Typical of parlor song bc easy music to listen and sing along to |
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Jazzy, angry piano |
Joplin, Maple Leaf Rag
First well known black composer in jazz |
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Angry piano, male voice |
Charles Ives, General William Booth Enters Into Heaven
Typical style: Uses a lot of quotes
Cumulative form? borrowed melody; not fully present until end |
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Jazz Trumpet; full jazz, still trumpet (slow) |
King Oliver, West End Blues |
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Big Band/Swing, upbeat Solo cornet, sax |
Duke Ellington, Cotton Tail
Based on George Girshwin's "I Got Rhythem" |
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Band/Orchestra; solo clarinet/oboe PLAYED IN SYMPHONY BAND |
Aaron Copland, Simple Gifts from Appalachian Spring
"Simple Gifts" = shaker song = dance song
Shakers are religious people who were enthusiastic about their services |
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REALLY FAST sax/trumpet |
Parker and Gillespie, "Anthropology" |
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Weird perc/piano; nightmare Jamaican |
John Cage, Sonatas and Interludes, Sonata V
Follows sonata form because it's in bindery form. |
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Bat sh!t crazy strings playing |
George Crumb, Black Angels
Watched in class; quartet |
