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Africa musical traditions


55 countries

*Call and response


*group activity


*repetition with variation


*consider central in every part of life.

Early 19th century black music


They contributed to jazz

*Spirituals


*Blues


*Ragtime

Spirituals

*Religious folk songs of black Americans.


*More positive than blues.



Blues

*The first blues composition was Memphis blues by WC Handy and he popularized it around the country.


*Secular songs describing hard times or a sad event.



Ragtime

*First associated with piano


*The left hand imitated the stomping and clapping.


*Right hand played syncopated melody.

syncopation

*Rhythm in between the beats.

shout

*A n event that incorporates spirituals.

Buddy Bolden


What did he do?

*Considered by many to be the first jazz artist


*Combined elements of ragtime, blues, and spirituals


*one of the first to use brass to play blues songs.

Louis Armstrong


*3 Main contributions


*Why is he called "father of jazz"

*First to make a solo improvisation, the dominant feature of jazz.


*Popularized scat singing, a wordless vocal improvisation using syllables.

Big band vs. combo jazz

*Big bands usually had 4-5 saxes,trumpets and trombones, well as guitar, bass, drums, and piano(or rhythm section).


*combos had 3-6 people (2 or 3 horns and rhythm section.


*Combos were more free to improvise (less written material, and big bands used more arranged material with individual improvisation.



Duke Ellington

*Wrote over 3000


*Foremost big band leader of jazz


*He and Armstrong raised jazz to the level of a fine art

Be bop and pioneers

*Higher, faster,and more complex, not a dance music anymore.


*Pioneers: Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie

T-Bone Walker and Muddy Waters

*T-Bone first to record electric guitar.


*Muddy added a complete rhythm section to electric blues-King of the Chicago Blues.

Rockabilly

*Early form of rock influenced by country music.


*Appeared about the same time as rock and roll.


*Country music pioneers: Jimmy Rodgers and Carter family

3 Rock Music pioneers of the 50's

*Little Richard


*Elvis Presley


*Chuck Berry

Early hip-hop influences

*Was influenced by salsa, disco, funk, Jamaican DJ's and block parties with emcees.


*Grandmaster Flash and Sugerhill gang


*Also Run D M C and Public enemy

Funk

16th note syncopation

Michael influences in pop music

*He took R and B and rock influences and revolucionized pop music


*Influenced boy bands of the 90's