81. Worldwide Internet Music Resources: Jazz Page from list of Worldwide Internet music Resources maintained by the Williamand Gayle Cook music Library. http://www.music.indiana.edu/music_resources/jazz.html

William and Gayle Cook Music Library Indiana University School of Music Worldwide Internet Music Resources Jazz Acid Jazz All About Jazz.com (magazine and resource) American Jazz Symposium Baron Walter de Mohrenschildt Jazz Collection (jazz on film, record, sheet music) Gallery 41 History of Jazz Music Hot Club de Portugal (jazz education, in Portuguese) Jazz Canadiana JazzClass (Jazz, Blues, Saxophone, and Music lessons by Michael Furstner) Jazz Corner Jazz Guitar ONLINE Jazz Improvisation Page A Jazz Improvisation Primer : A Whole Approach To Jazz Improvisation / Marc Sabatella Jazz in France Jazz in Sheffield Jazz Online Jazz Ovation Inn ... Jazmin: All Women, All Jazz Jazzfacts Jazzheads Massive Brings Mel Martin's Jazz and Saxophone Web Site ... PlayJazz.com all you need to know about playing jazz Unified Jazz Ensemble Warner Bros. JazzSpace What is Jazz? WNUR-FM JazzWeb at Northwestern University. This music resource list is offered as a service of the William and Gayle Cook Music Library, Indiana University

82. The Duke Jazz Archive Extensive collection of sites on notable jazz artists created by students of Professor Emeritus Paul Jeffrey. http://www-music.duke.edu/jazz_archive/

The Jazz Archive Welcome to the Jazz Archive, a compilation of Professor Jeffrey's students' webpages on jazz artists spanning all the important genres of this artform. Click on any of the artists' names below to explore them in depth. note: If there is a broken link, please email jdj7@duke.edu to get it fixed. Total number of archived jazz pages: Cannonball Adderly Carl Allen Henry Allen Clifton Anderson ... Josef Zawinul

83. Jazz Discussion Forum @ Www.ezboard.com Discussion forum for players and listeners of woodwind, brass and strings in jazzand orchestral music. http://pub95.ezboard.com/bjazzandorchestralmusiciansforum

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84. Bernd Van De Weteringh An introduction to the concept of vocal jazz, its origin, how it is written and why it differs so much from all the other types of music you generally hear. http://www.bvdw.nl/index.htm

Homepage van Bernd van de Weteringh... Voor informatie over "Geluk: 1 halen - 3 betalen", Cameretten Festival 2003: Klik hier 'Split'-'Sing' ", Een vocale jazz groep van 4 gevorderde zangers, gericht op moderne jazz-harmoniën en 'het beleven van muziek'; m.a.w. interpretatie en uitstraling van het plezier van muziek maken. Een hele speciale gebeurtenis, dat kan ik u verzekeren! Mis het niet! Moving Voices , De naam zegt eigenlijk alles: "Moving", als in 'bewegen' en 'bewogen worden/ontroerd zijn', en "voices" as in 'stemmen' en 'close harmony'. Moving Voices is één van de weinige (mogelijk zelfs de enige!) "Swing Choir" in Nederland. Momenteel bestaat het uit 21 mannen en vrouwen. Luister eens naar hun enthousiasme en energie, en probeer maar eens stil te blijven staan terwijl zij er van langs swingen! Alle muziek is hergearrangeerd, het merendeel door Bernd van de Weteringh, speciaal gericht op de capaciteiten en de mogelijkheden van beide groepen. Ook alle orkestbanden die gebruikt worden bij optredens zijn gearrangeerd, gespeeld en geproduceerd door Bernd. Alle nummers en/of arrangementen zijn beschermd.

85. Header Providing jazzrelated news, articles, events, forums, reviews and MP3 music downloads. http://www.ejazznews.com

@import url("themes/E-(Vector)/style/style.css"); Jazz, Portrait, Music Photography : KRISKINGPHOTO.COM MUSICANDIMAGES.COM * Radio Promotion Services : RADIODIRECTX GETTING YOUR CD REVIEWED POST AN EVENT / GIG VIEW EVENTS / GIGS ... JAZZ POSTERS Main Menu Home Profiles Education Festival Info ... Music Classifieds User Area General Site Info Stats Top 10 List FAQ Members List ... Advanced Search Events Calendar 10:00 AM TRIO ZIRA (1:30) 02:00 PM jwhitney marchelle blue note brunch (1:00) 10:00 PM Live Jazz and Blues (3:00) 07:00 PM Charnie Guettel in solo jazz performance (1:00) Upcoming Events Fri, September 23 2005 10:00 AM TRIO ZIRA (1:30) 02:00 PM jwhitney marchelle blue note brunch (1:00) 10:00 PM Live Jazz and Blues (3:00) 09:30 AM NEW ENGLAND SKYSCRAPER conducted by BUTCH MORRIS : an open rehearsal (2:00) ... Search New Jazz Links Alma Records Nathan Bray - Music of a Golden Age It's A Jazz Thing - Radio Show German Bense: his new bossa nova CD and mp3 ... Australian Trio - european style MyJazzMail Over 2500 Users to date!

86. Music History For Music Education, All About Jazz This is a brief historical essay on the history of Creoles in New Orleans, andtheir influence on jazz. http://musicandyou.com/musichistory.htm

Free Music History Jazz History More History Pages: Trivia on composers Felix Mendelssohn "A Great Composer" Overtone Lectures: page 1 page 2 page 3 page 4 Jazz Information Acknowledgement to the Duke University Rare Book,  Manuscript, and Special Collections Library.  Is there a subject that you would like to be featured or a subject you would like to share with others, please contact us at: musicandyou@musicandyou.com Other History pages:  Lecture on overtone series Trivia on composers. This Period we are Featuring the Evolution of Jazz Recommended books on Jazz History at end of page. Jazz started out with a mixture of many types of music. It's  roots date back to the 1880's with African origins. Jazz combines elements of African music with elements of Western European music. The birthplace of that combination, which is Jazz, is said to be New Orleans. One theory as to why New Orleans is the birthplace is contributed to the black Creole subculture.The Creoles were originally from the West Indies and lived under the Spanish and French rule in Louisiana. They became free Americans under the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. The Creoles spoke Spanish and French and lived in the high society of the French district in New Orleans. The Creoles took pride in their formal knowledge of the Western European music and their social and cultural values that classified them as upper class. Their music focused on sight-readings and correct performances for they played at the Opera House and chamber ensembles.

87. Down Beat Magazine Daily online news from Down Beat magazine, the monthly bible of jazz, blues,and roots music. http://www.downbeat.com/

window.defaultStatus=''; Exploration by Grachan Moncur III Octet Vietnam: Reflections by Billy Bang Princeton Record Exchange An Independent Record Store that provides free Jazz Discography and Rock Discography lists on their web site. Other pages include Jazz CDs Jazz Records Jazz DVDs , as well as more Used DVDs and Used CDs pages. Today's Music News Posted 08/26/2005 Hancock Collaboration Album Set For Release Cullum Prepares New Album Metheny/Ornette Collaboration Song X ... Best Of Shirley Horn The Down Beat Archives Hawk Talk Published 02/01/1962 Ella Tells of Trouble in Mind Concerning Discs, Television Published 02/23/1955 Rahsaan Speaks His Peace Published 08/15/1974 Blindfold Test: Charlie Mingus Published 04/28/1960 Spotlight Artist: Stan Kenton Pianist/arranger Stan Kenton came out of Los Angeles to become among the last of the major bandleaders of the swing era to build and important and lasting musical "brand" name. He also looms as a kind of godfather over '50s West Coast jazz. As a ba... continue 2006 Student Music Award Application Download the application for this year's SMA's. Deadline is Dec. 31, 2005. CD Reviews Read the latest compact disc reviews or browse through the archives.

88. FestivalFinder Music Festivals Of North America Festival Finder is the most extensive guide to upcoming music festivals in jazz Reggae/World music Rock Misc. Books music Links Site Reviews http://www.festivalfinder.com/

Welcome to FestivalFinder , where you'll discover the latest details on more than 2,500 music festivals in North America. Click to your favorite genre, or use the search feature to locate festivals by date, location, performers or festival name. Remember, FestivalFinder changes every day-so be sure to bookmark the site and come back often! More music? Visit our parent site: Links Site Reviews FestivalFinder Travel Center Special Travel Deals Upcoming highlights from the FestivalFinder database. More music? Visit our parent site: Alternative Bluegrass Blues Classical ... help@festivalfinder.com "FestivalFinder" is a trademark of RSL Interactive, Inc.

89. Jazzfm.com - For Real Jazz Heads jazzfm.com The definitive site for jazz heads everywhere. Listen to ourtwo continous streams of music, where you`ll find a unique fusion of classic http://www.jazzfm.co.uk/

club ejazz Visitors must either register or login if you intend to listen to the shows. REGISTER Email address: Password: Friday 23 September 2005 Michael Brecker - Tenor saxophonist and composer... Station Links Real Radio smoothfm The definitive site for jazz heads everywhere Offering an ever-growing archive of more than 200 jazz audio programmes, compiled and presented by the UK`s leading jazz experts, we hope you`ll find jazzfm addictive. Visit the discover jazzfm section for an introduction to jazzfm and the numerous styles of jazz that are covered. Listen to our two continous streams of music, where you`ll find a unique fusion of classic vocals with smooth and funky jazz (jazz for the heart and soul), plus music from the 50`s to today (all styles of modern jazz from be bop to beyond). For real jazz to suit your every mood, just click on the Listen Now button above. jazzfm is also available on Sky channel 917, NTL channel 896, Homechoice and on DAB in Yorkshire and the Severn Estuary exclusively. Join club ejazz for free access to the library, and the very best in the genre - from classic, swing, vocal and be bop to Latin, world, funk and fusion - will fill your ears.

90. Jazz History And Black Music Palo Alto College Librarylinks to jazz and Black music information on the Web. http://www.accd.edu/pac/lrc/jazz.htm

Jazz and Black Music Ah Ha! Jazz photos of jazz greats by Helen Mandel taken in the Seventies at the Overseas Press Club, the Cookery jazz club in Greenwich Village and at the Grande Parade du Jazz in Nice France.Images include such legendaries as Earl Hines, Roy Eldridge, Lockjaw Davis,Sweets Edison and many more (slow loading) Archives of African American Music Armstrong Discography, Louis "Satchography! Whether or not you agree with Ken Burns (and many others) that Louis Armstrong is the font of jazz and modern American music, you have to appreciate the effort and care that have gone into this site. Fans, researchers, and casual listeners can use the site to access comprehensive information on Armstrong's recordings, sessions, and the composers. These are collected in seven sections which chart the course of Armstrong's career" (Scout Report) Armstrong, Louis: A Cultural Legacy portrait exhibit Black Cultural Center Loyola Black Protest Music course syllabus The Golden Age of Jazz (many photos) Jazz Corner (contemporary) Jazz: A Film by Ken Burns from PBS Jazz Gazette New Orleans jazz and other traditional jazz styles Jazz Resources on the net (contemporary) Jazz Roots: Early Jazz History an overview of early jazz music and musicians (1895-1920), pictures, timeline, the Cotton Club, Jazz books, fun facts

91. DIG Jazz Internet Radio - Music With Depth ABC jazz Programs, jazzTrack, The Soundlab, The music Show, Live On Stage,Sound Quality, The Planet, Nocturne. jazzTRACK With Mal Stanley Saturday Sunday http://www.abc.net.au/dig/jazz/

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92. JAZZCOLLECTIVE.COM A musicianrun, non-profit organization dedicated to presenting original music by forward-thinking composers. The Collective presents a concert series in New York City and publishes a newsletter. http://www.jazzcollective.com

93. NewOrleansOnline.com Dixieland Jazz Brief introductory article with links to locations featuring live Dixieland jazz. http://www.neworleansonline.com/neworleans/music/dixieland.html

94. UNT JAZZ Denton, TX, US Significant center for big band jazz offering bachelor's and master's degrees, awarded first college degree in jazz in 1949. Recordings available from One O'Clock Lab Band, alumni news, calendar of events, audition procedures. http://www.music.unt.edu/jazz/

UNT JAZZ Division of Jazz Studies Main Overview Admission Alumni ... History News Archives Newsletter North Texas Jazz Festival in Addison Photos Recordings ... Workshops For current students only: Jazz Registry Form Responding to Hurricane Katrina The UNT Jazz Studies Division joins the university community in its concern for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. UNT's response is being coordinated through a special website . As benefit events that involve the Jazz Studies division are scheduled, they will be announced here. Upcoming events Tuesday nights at the Syndicate (ground floor of the University Union) are UNT small group nights. Music starts at 9 p.m. Schedule for Wednesday night jazz performances at the Syndicate Schedule for Thursday noon performances at the One O'Clock Lounge, University Union All of the following are in Kenton Hall at 8 p.m. unless otherwise noted. September , UNT Jazz Faculty Octet; , Matt Sawyer and friends; , Mike League; , Pete McCann October , L5 Guitar Ensemble; , Dick Sisto; , Super 400 Guitar Ensemble; , Jazz Repertory Ensemble;

95. Jazz 101 - An Introduction To The Music Artists And History Of Jazz This pages provides information and links that serve as an introduction to jazzmusic, jazz artists and jazz history. http://jazz.about.com/od/jazz101/

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96. Marco Accattatis - HOME - Bassist, Composer Includes listening, music sound files, services, schedule, transcriptionsm lessons, photos, and links. http://www.accattatis.com/

Welcome and thank you for visiting Marco's website. Make yourself at home and feel free to sign the guestbook before you leave. Note: if you don't see a menu on the left of this page, click here ALERT Hawlett Packard 912 Digital Camera was lost on 6/12/05 on the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, campus during Bayfest. The camera was last seen near the Budwesier stage around 4pm. The camera is property of blue number nine , the last band to perform on that stage, and it holds photos of the band's entire Midwest tour '05. The band is willing to pay an $100 reward for either the camera, the memory card, or just the pictures as long as they have not been erased. Preferred Link of the Month: Last Update: September 9, 2005

97. Music - Homework Center - Multnomah County Library Find out at this site and then learn about jazz before the 1930s. Explore bands,other musicians, and essays about early jazz. NPR jazz http://www.multcolib.org/homework/musichc.html

skip navigation links Log in Search this site About the library ... Homework Center Music Music Megasites Classical Country Electronic ... Music Theory (Reading Music, etc.) Native American Punk Orchestra / Opera Rap / Hip-Hop ... Online Music Lessons Music Megasites Creating Music http://www.creatingmusic.com/ Activities, games and puzzles about music. The Shockwave plug-in is required for most of them. Essentials of Music http://www.essentialsofmusic.com/ This site is a great introduction to music through the ages. Get a sense of how music has grown and changed over time while learning about the greats in classical music, jazz, and more. The site has over 200 audio clips of music organized by genre, era, and composer. A music glossary is also available. http://www2.worldbook.com/features/aamusic/html/intro.htm This World Book site briefly describes who and how African Americans influenced different types of music. This is a great starting point to learn more about jazz, blues, spirituals and more. Music Notes This Thinkquest site provides an extensive survey of musical history, instruments, genres, music theory, games and more. Music Dictionary Online http://www.dolmetsch.com/musictheorydefs.htm

98. University Of North Texas Music Library Jazz Research Portal Page Two These are internet links for university jazz research. http://www.library.unt.edu/music/links/jazz2.htm

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS Music Library JAZZ RESEARCH PORTAL page two MAJOR JAZZ META- LISTS WNUR-FM JazzWeb from Northwestern University, with historical charts, links for many individual artists, and much more Jazz-Institut Darmstadt The famed institute's English-language homepage, with many good links Contemporary List of JAZZ Links by Piotr Marek, Polish jazz enthusiast; valuable for its size even though not revised any more Michael Fitzgerald Jazz Research award-winning site by a high school teacher and jazz researcher who maintains a hard bop discussion list http://www.nprjazz.org/ major jazz news, reviews, and important links ONLINE JOURNALS http://www.jazzonline.com/ http://www.culturekiosque.com/jazz/index.htm Jazznet http://www.jazzzeitung.de/ http://www.jazztimes.com/ Jazz Times Magazine's home page; not full text, but still informative ACADEMIC JAZZ PROGRAMS, ARCHIVES, ETC. University of North Texas Jazz Studies Division page Louis Armstrong Archives at Queens College Berklee College of Music in Boston Stan Getz Media Center and Library at Berklee College of Music The Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University William Ransom Hogan Archive of New Orleans Jazz at Tulane University Jazz Museum in Harlem WNUR-FM JazzWeb from Northwestern University Chicago Jazz Archive from the University of Chicago's Joseph Regenstein Library http://www.brubeckinstitute.org/

99. Jazz - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia At the root of jazz is the blues, the folk music of former African slaves in The popular dance music of the time was not jazz, but there were precursor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz_music

Jazz From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Jazz music For other article subjects named Jazz see jazz (disambiguation) Jazz Stylistic origins: Blues and European marching band music Cultural origins: West Africa African American music New Orleans Typical instruments Guitar Bass guitar Saxophone ... Drums – Vocals Mainstream popularity: Sporadic; mostly in pop forms like swing ; also steadily influential in many popular music forms sometimes labeled "jazz extensions," e.g., rhythm and blues soul neo soul quiet storm ... cool jazz , and smooth jazz Derivative forms: Latin jazz Swing Mini-jazz Subgenres ... Trad jazz Fusion genres Acid jazz Calypso jazz Jazz blues Jazz fusion ... Smooth jazz Regional scenes Australia Brazil Netherlands France ... United Kingdom Other topics Jazz standard Jazz royalty Musicians Bands ... Trumpeters Jazz is a musical art form originally characterized by blue notes syncopation swing call and response ... polyrhythms , and improvisation . The style of performance tends to be predominantly playfull, a style which, if it were applied to classical music , would carry the notation scherzo or scherzando , but allowing even more free playfull expressiveness to the performer. It has been called the first original art form to develop in the

100. Music Of Puerto Rico - Genres: Jazz of the jazz genre and its relation and influence on the music ofPuerto Rico....... http://www.musicofpuertorico.com/en/genre_jazz.html

Search Home History Instruments Music genres ... Maps native genres Folk Danza Plena Bomba ... Reggaeton other genres Bolero Jazz Mambo Merengue ... Classified Ads See the list of new pages Contact Subscribe Print Genres: Jazz Jazz has been said to be the musical language that expreses the fundamental rhythms of human life. It is the first indigenous genre of music in the United States to affect music throughout the rest of the world. Jazz has many roots including the tribal drums so familiar to Afro-Americans, gospel, ragtime and blues, but clearly developed into a unique genre typified by spontaneous melodic phrasing. Louis Armstrong Those who play jazz have often expressed the feelings that jazz should remain undefined, jazz should be felt. "If you gotta ask, you’ll never know" -Louis Armstrong. Many hold that jazz was born in New Orleans in the 1890's and subsequently travelled up the Mississippi River to Memphis, St. Louis and Chicago. As a southern port city, New Orleans was exposed city to the sounds of the Caribbean and Mexico and had a large, well-established black population. All the elements were present for the development of new music at the turn of the 20th century. Saxophonist Along the way up the river and over time, jazz has enjoyed periods of fairly widespread popularity, with significant periods such as "jazz age" of the 1920's, the swing era of the late 1930's and modern jazz in the late 1950's. When the clubs in the Storyville area of New Orleans were closed, jazz musicians made their way north to Chicago. The city became the focal point for jazz in the early 1920's; a magnet for musicians including Earl Hines, Louis Armstrong and King Oliver.

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