Extra Notes Jazz Final

Front 1

Mile davises jobs

Back 1

A composer, bandleader, and trumpet ear

Front 2

Miles Davis was one of the most

Back 2

Acclaimed figures in the history of 20th century music

Front 3

Miles Davis was at the forefront of

Back 3

Several major stylistic developments in jazz and fusion

Front 4

Miles Davis played trumpet without

Back 4

Vibrato and head clear, mid-range tone

Front 5

Miles Davis was "sensitive soul" forge a street wise exterior that later earned him

Back 5

The title of Prince of darkness

Front 6

Recordings on muted trumpet help mile Davis develop

Back 6

Signature sounds that broke through to mainstream recognition

Front 7

From 1944 to 1948 Miles Davis went to New York City after what

Back 7

Stink in Billy eckstine big band which feature dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker and art blakely

Front 8

Miles Davis studied at

Back 8

Juilliard gaining music theory knowledge

Front 9

Miles Davis played on 52nd Street with

Back 9

Coleman Hawkins

Debuted with Charlie Parker quintet replacing dizzy Gillespie on trumpet

They're following Styles contrasted

Front 10

What album came in 1949 that started the Miles Davis nonet

Back 10

"Birth of the cool"

Front 11

Why was the Miles Davis nonet formed

Back 11

There were Jazz musicians who were unhappy about the increasingly virtuoso instrumental techniques that dominated the Bebop scene

Front 12

Miles Davis nonet achieved that sounds similar to

Back 12

The human voice: carefully arranged compositions emphasizing a relaxed melodic approach to the improvisation

Front 13

Which pieces of the Miles Davis nonet became influential pieces on the cool style of jazz

Back 13

"Boplicity" and "move"

Front 14

Cool Jazz was very prominent where

Back 14

The West coast

Front 15

Hard-bop incorporated influences from

Back 15

Blues, Gospel music, and rhythm and blues

Front 16

The rhythmic feeling of hard bop was also labeled as

Back 16

Funky and soulful, using triqdic harmonies and amen chords from traditional gospel music

Front 17

Davis recruited players for the first great quintet in 1955 that included

Back 17

Tenor sax John Coltrane, recording and performing some Bebop pieces and songs from Great American Songbook

Front 18

Call Trina Davis contrasted in the same way

Back 18

Parker and Davis contrasted

Davis played long lyrical melody lines while Coltrane played high-energy solos

Front 19

What is a chord

Back 19

More than one note played at a time

Front 20

How many chords can exist in a musical composition

Back 20

The number is infinite

Front 21

Modal jazz came out when

Back 21

1959

Front 22

What album made by Columbia records was regarded as one of the best albums of all time

Back 22

Kind of blue

Ex of modal jazz

Front 23

Modal Jazz usually has less

Back 23

Chord progressions, where single chords May last 4 to 16 measures; quartal harmonies or melodies; polytonality

Front 24

Modal Jazz was inspired by

Back 24

Inspired after seeing a performance of Les ballet Africans from Guinea

it used confidence and dissonance when an instrument would play for long periods of time on just one chord

Front 25

Ornette Coleman was

Back 25

The shape of jazz to come

Front 26

What happened in 1959

Back 26

The birth of free jazz

Front 27

Ornette Coleman developed

Back 27

His own unique way of playing, found his own sound that was often met with hostility

Front 28

Ornette Coleman album contained

Back 28

Compositions that had a brief thematic statement followed by several minutes of free improv

Front 29

Ornette Coleman had a quartet consisting of

Back 29

Alto sax (Coleman), trumpet ,bass and drums,

There were no chordal instruments like piano or guitar

Front 30

When was post bop

Back 30

Between 1964 and 1968

Front 31

In the post Bop era Davis assembled his second great quintet consisting of

Back 31

Wayne shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Tony Williams

Front 32

Davis's second Great quintet tackle similar repertoire as earlier Davis bands had played, but played with

Back 32

Increasing structural and rhythmic freedom

Front 33

The later half of the post Bop arisaka quintet approach new music as "time no changes" this referred to

Back 33

Davidson's choice to depart from chord progressions and adopt a more open approach with rhythm sections responding to The Soloist melodies like ornette Coleman early recordings

Front 34

What was the last era

Back 34

Jazz fusion (the electric period)

Front 35

"bitches brew"

Back 35

Saxophone, the use of electric piano, in guitar, and favorite a rock oriented improv style and can also be labeled as experimental jazz

Front 36

Jazz fusion combined aspects of jazz

Back 36

Harmony and improvisation with Styles like funk, Rock, rhythm and blues and Latin jazz

Front 37

Jazz fusion with characterized by

Back 37

Electric instruments and amplified sound as well as electronic effects and synthesizers

Front 38

What was chor

Back 38

Instrumental Brazilian popular music originating in the 19th century

Front 39

Who was piyinguinha

Back 39

Saxophone and flutist

Front 40

What did piyinguinha intergrate

Back 40

The early choro composers of the 19th century and contemporary jazz harmonies

Front 41

He had sophisticated

Back 41

Arrangements that incorporated afro-brazilian rhythms

Front 42

He was one of the first

Back 42

Popular artists to take advantage of radio wasn't studio recording

Front 43

Who was Antonin Carlos jobim

Back 43

He was a prolific composer of bossa novas

Brazilian songwriter, arranger , singer, pianist and guitarist

Front 44

Jobim composed pieces that are now

Back 44

Jazz and popular standards such as "garota de ipanema"

Front 45

Jobim roots were

Back 45

Firmly planted in the modern music of pixinguinha

Front 46

Bossanova

Back 46

Front 47

Samba

Back 47

Front 48

The girl from ipanema was from what album

Back 48

1963 album titled getz/Gilberto

Features joao Gilberto,Stan get and Antonio Carlos jobim

Front 49

1964 single of girl from ipanema was omitted by

Back 49

Portuguese lyrics originally sung by joao gilberto

Front 50

Astrud Gilberto sung girl from ipanema , establishing her as

Back 50

Bossa novas singer

She had never sung pro before getz/Gilberto album

Front 51

Samba versus bossa

Back 51

The bossa nova style places more emphasis on Melody and less on percussion

it is music to dance to. The rhythmic feel is more sway than swing

It was influenced from blues and samba

Front 52

Aside from guitar style, gilberto's big innovation was

Back 52

The vocal style employed by bossa Nova singers. The characteristic nasal vocal production is a peculiar trait of the caboclo folk tradition of northeastern Brazil

Front 53

Cabacco is

Back 53

Mixed indigenous Brazilian and European ancestry

Front 54

Jazz fusion combined aspects of

Back 54

Jazz with rock, funk, r&b and Latin jazz

Front 55

Jazz fusion used what

Back 55

Electric instruments such as electric bass and guitar, synthesizers, electronic effects

Front 56

Yes you can put emphasis on

Back 56

Original compositions

Front 57

Judge fusion could employ

Back 57

Odd time signatures, elaborate chord progressions and melodies

Front 58

What year did weather report album come out

Back 58

1971

Front 59

Weather report album was what

Back 59

And avant-garde experimental Jazz group originally, they also Incorporated More commercial pieces

Front 60

Weather report album features

Back 60

Some pieces were a half an hour in length

It was influenced by different styles of Latin, African, it's European music

Front 61

What did album light as a feather return to forever in 1972 start with

Back 61

Latin influence music that transform into a jazz rock group that took influence from both psychedelic and progressive rock

Front 62

Played as a feather keyboardist Chick corea participated in the birth of

Back 62

Electric jazz fusion movements in Miles, Davis's band and became a major modern jazz piano voice

Front 63

Who were the Brecker Brothers(1975)

Back 63

They were a duo of Michael and Randy brecker

Michael play tenor sax and Randy played trumpet

Front 64

Randy became famous as

Back 64

An original member of blood, sweat & tears

Front 65

The brecker Brothers released what album in 1978

Back 65

Heavy metal Bebop

Front 66

Miles Davis jazz transitions

Back 66

1. Cool Jazz

2 hard bop

3 modal Jazz

4 post Bop

5 jazz fusion

Front 67

Miles Davis's Jazz transitions

Back 67

1. Cool Jazz

2. Hard bop

3. Modal Jazz

4.post bop

5. Jazz fusions