MUSC145.2.2

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1949

Miles Davil and his nonet (9) recorded "Birth of the Cool"
Lenny Tristano
instrument
what did he do?)
- piano
- transition from bop to cool
Jerry Molligan
instrument
his success
- baritone sax
- 1st successful piano-less quartet
"Berny's Tune"
- Jerry Molligan
- bop/cool
"Walkin Shoes"
- Jerry Molligan
- cool
Dave Brubeck
- biggest name in cool jazz
- with Paul Dezman
Paul Dezman
- alto sax
- with Dave Brubeck
largest sale on single

"Time Out"
"Blue Rondo a lo Turk"
time signature
form
- Dave Brubeck
- 9/8
- rondo form
rondo form

ABACADA...
"Take Five" (listening)
- Dave Brubeck and his quartet
- album "Time Out"
- 5/4
"Return of the Hot"
- 5 years after "Birth of the Cool"
- gospel influence
- integrated composition
Art Blaky
instrument
style
- drums
- hard bop
Holse Silver
instrument
style
- piano
- hard bop
The Jazz Messenger
- Art Blaky and Holse Silver
- gospel influence
"Senor Blues"
- Holse Silver
- latin blues
Clifford Brown
instrument

trumpet
Max Roach
instrument

drums
Brown Roach Quintet

Clifford Brown and Max Roach
Charles Mingus
instrument
album
- bass
- "Ah Un"
"Boogie Stop Shuffle" (listening)
- Mingus
- boogie
- detective movie
Nat King Col
what happened?

was beate up for playing in segregated venue
Darius Milhaud
- French composer
- taught Dave Brubeck
The Creation of the World
- musical
- Darius Milhaud
- combining jazz and calssical
Hot Club de France
- organized concerts
- brought American jazz musicians to play as well as French musicians
"Concorde" (listening)
- MJQ
- triangle, vibraphone
"St. Thomas"
- Rollins
- something you would hear in Japan
"So What"
- Miles Davis
- "soooo what"
"M. D. Runs the Voodoo Down"
- Miles Davis
- really slow

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MUSC145.2.2

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MUSC145 2nd quater quiz 2

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2011-04-19T02:53:11Z

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