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2003
Not everyone has subscribed to the idea that all people can learn to play jazz. Since the time of the earliest accounts of the music, many writers and audiences have perceived jazz as a ‘natural expression’ of the performers rather than as a learned and practised behaviour.
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Not everyone has subscribed to the idea that all people can learn to play jazz. Since the time of the earliest accounts of the music, many writers and audiences have perceived jazz as a ‘natural expression’ of the performers rather than as a learned and practised behaviour.
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1997
Abstract Long before modern jazz emerged as a distinctive style, an ideology of modernism had been implicitly embraced by the music’s practitioners. From its earliest days, jazz had been an forward-looking art, continually incorporating new techniques, more expansive harmonies, more complex rhythms, more intricate melodies.
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Abstract Long before modern jazz emerged as a distinctive style, an ideology of modernism had been implicitly embraced by the music’s practitioners. From its earliest days, jazz had been an forward-looking art, continually incorporating new techniques, more expansive harmonies, more complex rhythms, more intricate melodies.
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Descriptions of Improvisational Thinking by Artist-Level Jazz Musicians
Journal of Research in Music Education, 2011Martin Norgaard
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Musical Identities of Professional Jazz Musicians: A Focus Group Investigation
Psychology of Music, 2005Raymond MacDonald
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Sensemaking and Sensegiving Stories of Jazz Leadership
Human Relations, 2012deniz Ucbasaran +2 more
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Latin Jazz, Afro-Latin Jazz, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Cubop, Caribbean Jazz, Jazz Latin, or Just … Jazz
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