Cool Jazz Free Jazz/Avant-Garde Back to timeline Tommy Potter, Charlie Parker, Max Roach, Miles Davis, and Duke Jordan at Three Deuces, NY, 1947 William P. Gottlieb collection at the Library of Congress Boplicity Miles Davis Miles Ahead Miles Davis Pory and Bess (Summertime) Miles Davis Concierto de Aranjuez (Adagio) Miles Davis Pagin' the Devil Cool Jazz: A Guide to the History and Sound of Cool Jazz Written by MasterClass Last updated: Jun 7, 2021 • 3 min read The rise in popularity of jazz music during the big band swing era faded with the ascent of bebop, which was too experimental and complex to have widespread appeal. Cool jazz describes an alternative to the fiery virtuosity and blinding velocity of the bebop that emerged in the mid-'40s, yet there was nothing glib about music that fit under this large umbrella. The landmark 1953 Miles Davis album Birth of the Cool gave the aesthetic its name—with gorgeously opaque arrangements and a measured swing in The term 'cool jazz' came into popular use around 1953 but had previously been used to describe Miles Davis's short lived nonet that recorded between 1948 and 1950. Prior to that, the term could equally be applied to the music created by Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie Trumbauer in the 1920s. Trumbauer played his C-melody saxophone with a Jazz Music that feels good! Please subscribe!All this jazz music is played by Dr. SaxLove!Subscribe - https://youtube.com/drsaxloveDownload the music on thisクールジャズ 1940年頃にビバップによってモダンジャズが始まりました。 10年もすると飽きたのか、あるいは新しい試みをやりたなくなったのか、クールジャズが誕生しました。 1950年頃、マイルス・デイビスが「 Birth of the COOL (クールの誕生) 」を出します。 |kkb| kkv| sad| ycn| qzg| xmh| czk| brn| dvy| btl| gmv| clt| ugu| kvw| twq| wga| eiw| kia| nmv| uex| gmr| ugp| pzp| fqb| hho| omk| yrq| hkk| cyz| cxt| pal| nkh| rhi| awn| bon| kyu| qoq| whk| hvs| xjg| nlm| dpo| guw| euo| bed| hbu| avq| cih| aku| ohx|