The culture of jazz jazz as critical culture /
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| Format: | Electronic |
| Language: | English |
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Lanham :
University Press of America,
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Table of Contents:
- The culture of jazz and jazz as critical culture
- Music and anthropology
- Teaching the culture of jazz
- Africa as a metaphor of authenticity in jazz
- The spread of American music to the international scene
- Jazz and its impact on European classical music
- Creole performance and the mass
- Jazz in Rochester in the context of the wider scene
- Stereotype and reality : social and cultural characteristics of members of the Down Beat hall of fame
- Laughin' Louie : an analysis of Louis Armstrong's record and its relationship to African-American musical humor
- Dizzy, humor, and subversion of accepted reality
- From the Cotton Club to the cathedral
- Boppers and moldy figs : a tale of two cultures
- The force primeval : the image of jazz in American literature
- Puttin' it on
- Did they make the scene or did the scene make them? : expatriate jazz musicians in Europe
- Close enough for jazz : humor and jazz reality
- He sang away my blues
- Music and emotion
- The good die young : the tragedy of the jazz life
- Conclusion.