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Jazz Tenth Edition
Chapter 2
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Sharon Ann Toman, 2004
© 2005 The McGrawHill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
African and European Influences
The basic premise of this chapter is that jazz did not develop from any one musical culture
Emphasis is placed on the fact that the rhythmic feeling of jazz came from Africa… but that other aspects of jazz derive from European music
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African and European Influences
Separate traditions…(one white and the other black)
Used both musical and cultural traditions to establish this new musical genre
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African and European Influences
One tradition is predominantly literate and reflects that interest in its performance practice
Another tradition works through an expressive language typical of the oral tradition
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African and European Influences
The balance of this compositional concern and spontaneous expression was set in motion that ultimately shaped jazz
Jazz began with a blending of African and European musical cultures
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