Duke Ellington 
.... Some critics thought it was pretentious whereas others considered it a masterpiece merging the ideas of
jazz with
serious music (Feather 64-65). ....
(1688
7
)
A Comparison of Two Jazz Styles
.... explore it.
Jazz doesn't come from out of thin air. The
serious musician learns his music stylings from classical form. Most
jazz ....
(806
3
)
Development of Jazz in the US
.... language that some European composers (Debussy and Scriabin) used within the medium of
jazz, making it more sophisticated and musically "
serious" (Schuller 189 ....
(2444
10
)
Charlie Parker and Jazz
.... Black
jazz players wanted more than the acceptance given them as entertainers .... old, and while he seems to have been a slow starter, he was very
serious about his ....
(1374
5
)
Forms of Jazz
.... associated with him to gain recognition for ragtime "as a
serious form of .... of its performance style, persisted in New Orleans, however, where
jazz players were ....
(8532
34
)
Charlie Parker
.... Black
jazz players wanted more than the acceptance given them as entertainers .... old, and while he seems to have been a slow starter, he was very
serious about his ....
(1366
5
)
African American Experience in Literature
.... Deferred most has in common with Naylor's The Women of Brewster Place and Morrison's
Jazz. .... In this poem we are treated to a
serious question of what happens to ....
(1300
5
)
The Writings of Langston Hughes
.... Deferred most has in common with Naylor's The Women of Brewster Place and Morrison's
Jazz. .... In this poem we are treated to a
serious question of what happens to ....
(1301
5
)
Dixieland & Ragtime
.... associated with him to gain recognition for ragtime "as a
serious form of .... of its performance style, persisted in New Orleans, however, where
jazz players were ....
(2360
9
)
Langston Hughes
.... The black actor Charles Gilpin played more
serious roles, including the title role in .... Previously confined to the South,
jazz and blues began to be played in ....
(1904
8
)
African American History
.... The center for the development of
jazz in the last two decades of the .... on plantations and in other rural settings, but most of the
serious musicians moved to ....
(3965
16
)
Dysfunctional Families
.... Breton against the backdrop of World War I, the Depression, the Harlem
jazz scene and .... co-parents are in conflict, children are at risk for
serious and lasting ....
(2822
11
)
Dysfunctional Families
.... Breton against the backdrop of World War I, the Depression, the Harlem
jazz scene and .... co-parents are in conflict, children are at risk for
serious and lasting ....
(2822
11
)
Profiles of Musical Instruments
.... by
jazz orchestra leader Paul Whiteman and premiered by Gershwin himself at Aeolian Hall in 1924. In the 20th century, acclaimed pianists, both
serious and ....
(4334
17
)
Potter Peter Voulkos Potter Peter Voulkos
.... was influenced by many other arts forms: music (particularly
jazz), European art .... that their work was just as significant and worthy of
serious consideration as ....
(1595
6
)
Tobacco Advertising
.... Second, there are other products that involve
serious health risks, such as .... maker du Maurier has been sponsoring the popular Vancouver
Jazz Festival under the ....
(2113
8
)
Langston Hughes' Use of Literary Devices
.... secure." The punchy, jazzy, almost catchy beginning does not foreshadow the
serious nature of .... as if it were a lyrical nursery rhyme or short
jazz theme, but by ....
(1552
6
)
Huckleberry Finn and On The Road
.... For Huck, he tumbles from danger to danger, being
serious in his attempts, but .... think that the "bop prosody" was as free flowing as the poor
jazz musicians he ....
(2561
10
)
Mae West
.... the one-liner, Mae West refused throughout her life to let
serious consideration of .... Friml, better known for his Viennese leanings than any
Jazz Age proclivities ....
(4369
17
)
Economic Forces in the 1920s & 1930s
.... not the challenge of American race relations, but the excitement of the
jazz age's Harlem Renaissance. As with literature both popular and
serious, so with the ....
(4862
19
)
The Great Gatsby
The work of Fitzgerald is the product of the "
Jazz" era, a time when all .... and material luxuries of Gatsby's world, Fitzgerald's style admits a
serious stream of ....
(661
3
)
US Women of Color
.... Troy's father is a
jazz musician supported by his wife and yet as Hooks (86) infers .... found unworthy of the affection of a man who plans on a "
serious" career in ....
(952
4
)
Films Critiquing Social Scene of Their Era
.... The Crowd was released, sound had been synchronized with film in the
Jazz Singer (1927 .... The Crowd, on the other hand, was a
serious film about issues of concern ....
(1667
7
)
The Crowd & The Grapes of Wrath
.... The Crowd was released, sound had been synchronized with film in the
Jazz Singer (1927 .... The Crowd, on the other hand, was a
serious film about issues of concern ....
(1646
7
)
Career-development Programs for School Athletes
.... several businesses after leaving the Green Bay Packers, including a
jazz radio station, to ....
Serious attention must be given to conserving and/or building on the ....
(4283
17
)
The Smell of Summer
.... declined with increasing speed--on and off like rapid notes in a
jazz solo. .... had about one hundred and thirty dollars, a shopping list, and a
serious look that ....
(6746
27
)
Composer Witold Lutoslawski
.... continued to compose, and at 15, he started the
serious study of .... of Western civilization was experimenting with serialism, electronics and
jazz, the composers ....
(3509
14
)
Blonde Venus
.... fro, and famously singing "Hot Voodoo"--the hot-
jazz title alone .... of this information--essential for understanding character behavior and of
serious purpose ....
(1251
5
)
Rock-and-roll
.... been primarily sex, though only certain blues songs or low-down
jazz songs had .... historians of the era see rock-and-roll as deserving of
serious study because it ....
(2258
9
)
Jim Morrrison
.... As one critic described it, the group "crammed sex and blues and
jazz and death .... Morrison, whose greatest desire was to be a
serious poet, was the first Rock ....
(2894
12
)
