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39 Cards in this Set

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Aleatoric music

Indeterminant, Dice Music

Balafon

West African Tuned Percussion, Marimba like

Clave Rhythm

Afro-Cuban Rhythm Pattern

Mbaqana

South African Music starting in the 60's

Tabla

Indian Drum Pair

Toques

Yoruba Ritual Music Rhythm

Samba

Brazilian dance music from the 30's

Kwela

South African Pennywhistle street music

Formulaic improvisation

creating solos by manipulating, atthe speed of thought, musical formulae or patterns that one hasworked out and internalized

Motivic improvisation

improvisation that focuses onrepeating a given motif by retaining its essential pattern butchanging the pitches to match the changing chords of thecompositional structure.

Sheets of Sound

Coltrane's Idea. Rapid notes

Altissimo

The Overtones

Timbales

Cuban Drum pair

Gil Evans

Pianist and Arranger. Worked with Miles. Mainly arranger

Bill Evans

Pianist. Mostly trios. Worked with Miles on Kind of Blue

Don Cherry

Trumpet Player, Ornette Coleman, Fusion

Herbie Hancock

Pianist, Keyboardist, Worked with Miles

Wayne Shorter

Saxophonist (soprano), worked with Miles and left for Weather Report

Jaco Pastorius

Bass Player- Weather Report and Metheny

Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim)

South African Pianist, worked with Ellington

Art Blakey

Drummer- Monk, Parker, Gillespie. Jazz Messengers polyrhythms

Ornette Coleman

Free Jazz Saxophone, with Don Cherry and Freddie Hubbard

Chick Corea

Avant Guard and Jazz Fusion Pianist

Tito Puente

Latin Jazz composer, Timbales

Charles Mingus

Bass Player- Ellington and Basie and Cicil Taylor

Cicil Taylor

Pianist, Densely complex solos

Lester Young

Saxophone, Getz's Hero

Max Roach

Percussionist, worked with all the classics.

Miles Davis Quintet Keyboard

Herbie Hancock

Sun Ra

Free Jazz piano. Went to Saturn

Zawinul

Left Miles Davis' band (Bitches Brew) for Weather Report

Nguyen Le

Vietnamese Guitar Player

Horace Silver

Bebop Pianist

Dexter Gordon

Inventor of Bebop

Clifford Brown

Bebop Trumpeter, Max Roach

Eric Dolphy

Bass Clarinet and Flute Solos, use of wide intervals, human/animal sounds

Miles Davis' Quintet Bass

Ron Carter

Miles Davis' Quintet Drums

Tony Williams

Miles Davis' Quintet Sax

Wayne Shorter