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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Box Set CD release of Cool Jazz - 80 Cool Cuts On The Lighter Side Of Jazz on Discogs.4/5(1).

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2. Hot vs Cool. There are two ways to play Jazz – you could either play Hot or play foundsylcapexertai.pebefakarrebyvijecoutetavan.co two approaches to playing Jazz have been around since the beginning of Jazz, but it was only in the ’s that playing ‘cool’ became its very own genre in itself.

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4. Aug 21,  · Jazz. It’s the music that many men say they like, but don’t actually know anything about. Which is a shame for a whole host of reasons. For starters, jazz has had a major influence on most popular music genres in the 20 th century — rock, hip-hop, Latin the list goes on and on. Having an understanding of jazz will give a music connoisseur a deeper appreciation of whatever their.

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5. 4. Cool jazz often included counterpoint, that is, two or more melodic lines occurring at the same time (counterpoint was a common musical device used by classical music composers such as J.S. Bach); this was different from bebop which had its focus on one melodic line at a time (i.e., each individual solo with chordal accompaniment).

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7. Cool jazz is a jazz style that emerged in the late s in New York City. During , after the Second World War, there was an influx of Californian (predominantly white) jazz musicians to New York. Once there, these musicians mixed with the mostly black bebop musicians, but were also strongly influenced by the "smooth" sound of saxophonist Lester Young.

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8. There are some who know Larry’s playing simply from listening to his great work with Steely Dan but he has released some brilliant jazz guitar albums over the years and none fine than this one.

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