"An introduction to jazz and how to listen to it" Written by active
jazz musician and jazz historian Mark Gridley, the "Concise Guide
to Jazz "was created in response to students and professors asking
for a clear and accurate introductory jazz text. This brief text
examines how jazz originated, how it is made, what to listen for,
and the major style eras. By focusing on just over fifty historical
figures, "Concise Guide to Jazz, seventh edition "allows students
to understand a broad range of jazz styles without feeling
overloaded. "Concise Guide to Jazz "focuses on the diversity of
jazz styles and serves as a basis for further jazz exploration.
This text is available in a variety of formats - digital and print.
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the Choices tab. Learning GoalsUpon completing this book, readers
will be able to:
- Begin to appreciate how jazz is made
- Know how to extract the most depth of experience from listening
to jazz
- Know who the most historically significant jazz musicians
are
- Know why each significant musician is important
- Distinguish the main style eras
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