Jazz History HW: Ch4: Bebop

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What was the main club that hosted jam sessions where musicians worked out ideas, etc.?

Mintons Playhouse

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What is a “modernist?”

someone who enjoyed newer music, was in favor of jazz progressing

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What is a “moldy fig?”

someone who did not enjoy newer music, were not in favor of jazz progressing

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What is recomposition?

keeping chord changes but composing a new melody

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What is reharmonization?

keeping the melody and composing new chord changes

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Why was there a recording ban?

Musicians were not being payed fairly for the use of their music on the radio

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What street became the primary venue for bebop bands?

52nd street, New York

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Why did Parker was dishes at Jimmy’s Chicken Shack?

So he could lsiten to Art Tatum on piano

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Who were the two trumpet players on Parker’s first album?

Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie

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When Parker died, how old did the examining doctor think he was? How old was he really?

55,35

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Describe Dizzy’s personality

silly, a showman, funny

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What is “cubop”?

A fusion of bebop and cuban music

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What made Bud Powell the father of jazz piano?

He played with his right hand like horn players, eventually creating a right hand dominated style

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How did Thelonious Monk’s piano style strike his contemporaries?

quirky, strange, unpredictable

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In what club did Monk serve as the house pianist?

Mintons Playhouse