Taylor Richie Andrew Weber Rob Strasenburgh Isabella Joynt

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Taylor Richie Andrew Weber Rob Strasenburgh Isabella Joynt The Jazz Age Taylor Richie Andrew Weber Rob Strasenburgh Isabella Joynt

Jazz is considered America’s classical music

Originated from New Orleans, Louisiana In the 1900’s then began to spread throughout the country

Where did Jazz come from? Jazz is considered to be a more developed form of the Blues.

The invention of the phonograph by Thomas Edison made the rapid spread of jazz possible He would sometime play the jazz records backwards because “they sounded better that way.”

Popular songs from Tin Palley Composers “Whispering” “Wang Wang Blues” “Wabash Blues” “Linger Awhile” “Who” “My Blue Heaven” “Sonny Boy” “The Prisoner’s Song”

The first generally recognized jazz recording was made in 1917 by the Original Dixieland Jass Band, a white band from New Orleans who cut their record, "Livery Stable Blues" in New York

Louis Armstrong - 2 main hits were “Hello Dolly”, and “What a Wonderful World”

Duke Ellington -Wrote his first song at age 15 -Won 13 Grammy’s

Jelly Roll Morton -Inducted into hall of fame in 1998

Clarence Williams was the first artist to classify his music as Jazz

The Media and Jazz The news papers would try and put jazz down by blaming ridiculous things on Jazz like…. Murder Stealing

Jazz in Theatre The motion picture The Jazz Singer (1927) brought the music to the big screen in the first-ever “talkie” film

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