Contents for Jazz Styles:
History and Analysis, Ninth Edition
| PREFACE | |
| 1 | INTRODUCTION |
| 2 | WHAT IS JAZZ? |
| 3 | APPRECIATING JAZZ IMPROVISATION |
| 4 | ORIGINS OF JAZZ |
| 5 | EARLY JAZZ: COMBO JAZZ PRIOR TO THE MIDDLE 1930s |
| 6 | SWING: THE EARLY 1930s TO THE LATE 1940s |
| 7 | DUKE ELLINGTON |
| 8 | THE COUNT BASIE BANDS |
| 9 | BOP | |
| 10 | COOL JAZZ | |
| Lennie Tristano and Lee Konitz | ||
| Birth of the Cool | ||
| West Coast Style of the 1950s | ||
| 11 | HARD BOP | |
| 12 | MILES DAVIS, HIS GROUPS AND SIDEMEN | |
| 13 | JOHN COLTRANE |
| 14 | 1960s AND 70s AVANT-GARDE AND "FREE" JAZZ |
| Ornette Coleman | |
| Don Cherry | |
| Cecil Taylor | |
| Albert Ayler | |
| Charles Mingus | |
| Eric Dolphy | |
| Sun Ra | |
| The Art Ensemble of Chicago | |
| Anthony Braxton | |
| The World Saxophone Quartet | |
| 15 | BILL EVANS, HERBIE HANCOCK, CHICK COREA, AND KEITH JARRETT |
| 16 | JAZZ-ROCK FUSION |
| Miles Davis | |
| John McLaughlin | |
| Larry Coryell | |
| Joe Zawinul | |
| Weather Report | |
| Jaco Pastorius | |
| Pat Metheny | |
| 17 | 1980-2005 |
| CHRONOLOGY OF JAZZ STYLES CHART | |
| ELEMENTS OF MUSIC |
| Rhythm: | |||
| Beat | |||
| Tempo | |||
| Meter | |||
| Rhythm | |||
| Syncopation | |||
| Swing eighths | |||
| Polyrhythm |
| Scales, Keys, Tonality, and Modality | ||
| Blue Notes | ||
| Chords and Chord Progressions | ||
| Chord Voicing | ||
| The Blues | ||
| Listening for the Twelve-Bar Blues and Thirty-Two-Bar Forms | ||
| Detecting Other Forms | ||
| Modal Forms | ||
| The Effects of Form on Improvisation | ||
| Phrasing in Relation to Form | ||
| Tone Color | ||
| FOR MUSICIANS | |
| Chords and Chord Progressions | |
| Twelve-Bar Blues Progressions | |
| Turnarounds | |
| Voicing | |
| Modes | |
| Comping | |
| Walking Bass Lines | |
| Rock Bass Lines | |
| Latin American Bass Line | |
| Syncopations | |
| Comping Figures for "Rhythm Changes" | |
| Ride Rhythms | |
| Jazz-Rock/Jazz-Funk Drumming | |
| INDEX |
SPECIAL BOXED FEATURES
Vibrato
Pitch bends
LINE DRAWINGS AND INSTRUMENT PHOTOS
3.1 Possible visualizations of tone perceptions
3.2 String bass and electric bass guitar
3.3 Audience view of drum set
3.4 Drums
3.5 Open and closed high-hat cymbals
3.6 Sticks, brushes and mallets
3.7 Bass drum--foot pedal
4.1 Guitar and banjo
5.1 Clarinet and soprano saxophone
5.2 Baritone saxophone--bass saxophone
5.3 Tuba
5.4 Recording by playing into acoustic horns
6.1 Alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones
7.1 Trumpet, Cornet, Fluegelhorn, and Trombone
9.1 Piano keyboard illustration of a whole-tone sequence
9.2 Vibraharp
12.1 Piano keyboard illustration: the first 10 notes in "Masqualero"
13.1 Piano keyboard illustration: fifths in left hand, fourths in right hand
14.1 Kettle drum
14.2 Piccolo, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet
16.1 Chart of parallel streams distinguishing jazz from rock and jazz-rock
mutes
MUSICIAN PHOTOS
Lester Young Band
Dizzy Gillespie Big Band of 1947
Chick Corea, Dave Holland & Wayne Shorter
Jimmy Blanton and Jaco Pastorius
Superior Orchestra
Scott Joplin
Joe Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Jelly Roll Morton and His Red Hot Peppers
James P. Johnson
Louis Armstrong
Sidney Bechet
The Benny Goodman Band
Roy Eldridge
Coleman Hawkins
Art Tatum
The Duke Ellington Band of the 1930s
Duke Ellington Band of 1942
Johnny Hodges
Count Basie
The Count Basie Band of 1938
Lester Young and Jo Jones
Charlie Mingus, Roy Haynes, Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker
Charlie Parker and Miles Davis
Dizzy Gillespie
Thelonious Monk
Stan Getz
Modern Jazz Quartet
Max Roach
Gerry Mulligan, Larry Bunker, Chet Baker, Lee Konitz
The Metronome All-Stars (Tristano, Konitz, Getz, etc.)
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Birth of the Cool Band
Cannonball and Nat Adderley
Horace Silver
Clifford Brown and Sonny Rollins
Art Blakey
Cannonball Adderley, Paul Chambers, Miles Davis and John Coltrane
Gil Evans
Tony Williams
Ron Carter and Wayne Shorter
Red Garland, Miles Davis, Paul Chambers, Art Taylor and Sonny Rollins
John Coltrane playing tenor sax
McCoy Tyner, John Coltrane, Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones
John Coltrane playing soprano saxophone
Elvin Jones
Ornette Coleman
Ornette Coleman, Charlie Haden and Eddie Blackwell
Cecil Taylor
Charles Mingus
Sun Ra band
The Art Ensemble of Chicago
Don Cherry, Charlie Haden, Eddie Blackwell and Dewey Redman
Bill Evans, 1974
Bill Evans, 1960
Herbie Hancock
Chick Corea
Keith Jarrett
Scott LaFaro
Herbie Hancock
Miles Davis fusion band
John McLaughlin
Larry Coryell
Wayne Shorter, Miroslav Vitous and Joe Zawinul
Herbie Hancock's first fusion band
DJ Logic
David Sanborn
Michael Brecker
John Zorn
Dave Douglas
Tito Puente
Chick Corea and John Patitucci
Quentin Jackson playing into plunger mute
Miles Davis playing into cup mute
Dicky Wells playing into straight mute
Miles Davis playing into Harmon mute
| Description | ISBN | Prentice Hall Online |
| Jazz Styles: History & Analysis, Ninth Edition. | 0-13-193115-6 | Order Item |
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