| Description |
xxxi, 481 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm. |
| Series |
Routledge music companions
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Routledge companions.
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| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Preface / Nicholas Gebhardt, Nichole Rustin-Paschal, and Tony Whyton -- Part I, Historical perspectives. Wilkie's story : dominant histories, hidden musicians, and cosmopolitan connections in jazz / Tony Whyton. Diasporic jazz / Bruce Johnson. I like to recognize the tune : Interrupting jazz and musical theater histories / Julianne Lindberg. "That ain't no Creole, it's a ...!" : masquerade, marketing, and shapeshifting race in early New Orleans jazz / Bruce Boyd Raeburn. Jazz education : historical and critical perspectives / Ken Prouty. Swan songs : jazz, death and famous last concerts / Walter van de Leur. Jazz on radio / Tim Wall -- Part II, Methodologies. After Wynton : narrating jazz in the postneotraditional era / David Ake. Jazz and the material turn / Floris Schuiling. Jazz meets pop in the United Kingdom / Catherine Tackley. On Billboard, Isaac Hayes, and the "swinging relationship" between jazz and its popular music cousins, 1950-1973 / John Howland. "Wacky post-Fluxus revolutionary mixed media shenanigans" : rethinking jazz and jazz studies through Jason Moran's multimedia performance / John Gennari. Conceptualizing jazz as a cultural practice in Soviet Estonia / Heli Reimann. And then I don't feel so bad : jazz, sentimentality, and popular song / Alan Stanbridge -- Part III, Core issues and topics. Space and place in jazz / Andrew Berish. Time in jazz / Mark Dorfman. Jazz and disability / George McKay. Race in the new jazz studies / Patrick Burke. The vocalized tone / Tom Perchard. Jazz and the recording process / Ben Bierman. Figuring improvisation / Peter Elsdon. Listening for empire in transnational jazz studies / Frederick J. Schenker -- Part IV, Individuals, collectives and communities. New Orleans, the "Creole concept," and jazz / Wolfram Knauer. Sitting in and subbing out : the gig economy of 1960s New York / Marian Jago. George Lewis's Voyager / Paul Steinbeck. Quiet about it : jazz in Japan / Michael Pronko. Performing improvisation : Bill Evans and Jean-Yves Thibaudet / Deborah Mawer. Bossa nova and beyond : the jazz as symbol of Brazilian-ness / Eduardo Vincente. Individuals, collectives, and communities : festivals and festivalization : the shaping influence of a jazz institution / Scott Currie -- Part V, Politics, discourse and ideology. The birth of jazz diplomacy : American jazz in Italy, 1945-1963 / Anna Harwell Calenza. Jazzing for a better future : South Africa and beyond / Christopher Ballantine. Eric Hobsbawn / Roger Fagge. Jazz at the crossroads of art and popular music discourses in the 1960s / David Brackett. The rhetoric of jazz / Gregory Clark. Unfinalizable : dialogue and self-expression in jazz / Charles Hersch. Improvisation : what is it good for? / Raymond MacDonald and Graeme Wilson. Friends and neighbors : jazz and everyday aesthetics / Nicholas Gebhardt -- Part VI, New directions and debates. "The reason I play the way I do is" : jazzmen, emotion, and creating in jazz / Nichole Rustin-Paschal. The art of improvisation in the age of computational participation / David Borgo. Renaissance or afterlife? : nostalgia in the new jazz films / Björn Heile. Comics as criticism : Harvey Pekar, jazz writer / Nicolas Pillai. Free spirits : the performativity of free improvisation / Petter Frost Fadnes. My jazz world : the rise and fall of a digital Utopia / Simon Barber. Writing the jazz life / Krin Gabbard. |
| Subject |
Jazz -- History and criticism.
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Jazz. |
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Jazz -- Historiography.
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Jazz -- Historiography. |
| Genre/Form |
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
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| Added Author |
Gebhardt, Nicholas, editor.
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Rustin-Paschal, Nichole, editor.
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Whyton, Tony, editor.
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| ISBN |
9781138231160 (hardcover) |
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1138231169 (hardcover) |
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9781315315805 (electronic book) |
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