The live performance I had the pleasure of attending was the Music Jazz Band. It was Jazz concert on this past concert while I was in New York. These was the first jazz concert I have ever attended I wasn’t sure what to expect at the end I was glad I went. The instruments used were saxophone, trombone, tuba, trumpet, piano, drum set, guitar and bass guitar. The style of the concert was smooth jazz which have different elements from R&B, pop, jazz fusion and jazz. I enjoyed the live performance all performers were highly skilled, some of the songs had slow and fast tempo. The brass section were seating in three rolls the position of the front line, first seated was four young men playing saxophone some played tenor sax and alto sax, second roll were five men of four played trombone, and one played tuba. The last roll standing was the trumpet players. Rhythm section comprises of a guitarist, a pianist, a drummer and a music director. The first song the guitarist started playing solo, and another solo playing trombone which he later in the third song switched to playing tuba then the whole trombone roll came in improvising more like in a call and response manner, followed by the trumpet roll with a high pitch while piano, drums and guitar were played softly. On the second song the trumpet line started, and the reaction of the audience was ecstatic they started clapping, he played very good, I was impressed, later the alto saxophonist got up and joined him, followed by the trombone line then every performer joined playing slowly. The next song had a fast tempo, complex melodies more energetic even the music director was into it. There were lots improvisations, tenor sax and alto sax both got up and played with lots of intensity in a call and response manner later everyone joined playing smoothly. Furthermore, the music director introduced the vocalist and song interpreter. the song was every smooth and soft, it was a sad love song, he interpreted the song well through his feelings he projected it well, it looked like he was feeling melancholy. The song was about a man expressing his love to his lady here are some of the words from the song “the way she walks can’t tell her I love her” there was no movement. One of the trombone players did a solo, also one of the saxophonist did a solo they both played very well the audiences were also impressed, in the background drums, guitar and bass guitar were played
Dave Camwell MUS 382: Jazz Methods Jazz Philosophy Paper My Jazz Philosophy A jazz program should have its main focus on a singular jazz band. If there are enough students that want to be in jazz band, form a second jazz band and have tryouts to see who needs to be in the top band and who needs to be in the lower band. A jazz program should also include a jazz combo if there are enough students interested. The combo could be used as a means to introduce students to jazz, playing with others…
1. In their paper on “Understanding the Role of ‘Vision’ in Project Success, Christenson and Walker (2004, p.39) argue that “project vision is a significant contributing factor to project success, and, the communication and maintenance of a project vision will impact project outcomes”. a. How do Christenson and Walker (2004) define project vision? What distinguishes project vision from a mission statement? Christenson & Walker (2004, p.39-40) define project vision as the ability of a leader…
My Favorite Things Introduction: I’ve found you’ve got to look back at the old things and see them in a new light.” — John Coltrane, 1960, Down Beat magazine In the 1960s, many jazz musicians, such as Ornette Coleman, Sun Ra, Charles Mingus, and Eric Dolphy, expanded the parameters of their music with respect to form, melody, harmony, rhythm, and texture. They broke down traditional techniques and incorporated previously unheard scales, harmonic progressions, and compositional structures. They…
2014 MUL 5209 The Sunshine Jazz Contact In my life music plays a very significant role which makes it a bit more colorful. I have always enjoyed listening to sounds which calm me down and maintain positive emotions. Although jazz has never been my biggest interest after I started learning about it in class and I began to wonder about Jazz. Surprisingly I found it to really capture my attention and made me feel warm inside. I attended “The Sunshine Jazz Concert” and I definitely realized…
Assignment Planning a Research Paper To organize your research, gather your note cards into groups by subtopic. Use your notes to create a thesis statement and to put your ideas in the form of a formal outline. Both a thesis statement and a formal outline are necessary planning tools for writing a research paper. Remember: You need to complete the assignment by the due date to receive full credit. (10 points) 1. Write the thesis statement you have chosen for your research paper. Be sure to write it in one…
own one. Jazz music ruled the air waves in the 20s. It was being played in dance halls and roadhouses everywhere. The early history of radio is the history of technology that produced radio instruments that use radio waves. Later radio history increasingly involves matters of programming and content. The late 1920s, films were silent, sometimes by live music from a piano or organ. Also, in the 1920s, radio began being used for the promotion of newspapers, with news being read from papers that sponsored…
of darkness”. Although Miles Davis, dubbed the “most revered jazz trumpeter of all time, not to mention one of the most important musicians of the 20th century” by Rolling Stone Magazine and known as the birth of cool, attitudes and behaviors we never truly kind and the man was notoriously known as a jerk, his music was of great importance to the jazz culture as a whole. Without bashing Miles’ credibility or defacing the legend, this paper is being used to chroniclize the music produced synonymously…
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Dawyne Johnston Extra Credit Paper Hoogenstyn Music 103 (W02) 14 April 2015 My Interpretation of Rhythm and Blues Music is a language that is universal. A language that continues to grow and evolve as time goes on. The history of music dating way back to ancient times often embodied the spirit of the people. Good music tells a story even when there is no words as we have seen in the works…
initiative of the American merchants. Within the past few years, the Japanese have been accustomed to dressing up in American clothing. The Japanese art includes various styles and media such as a traditional pottery, ink painting, calligraphy on paper and fabric as well as sculpture. Movies, music, martial arts are also classified as part of the Japanese arts culture. Modern art in Japan now takes many styles to express various ideas of worldwide modern art in general. Martinez (2007), states that…