Jazz & Dancing Presented By:. Origins of Jazz Explain when & where it was first created.

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Jazz & Dancing Presented By:

Origins of Jazz Explain when & where it was first created

What makes Jazz different? Explain what makes this type of music different from all others (include musical differences as well as the fact that it is the first original music from USA)

Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong Give a brief background of this famous musician

Lillian Hardin Give a brief background of this woman

Ferdinand “Jelly Roll” Morton Give a brief background of this famous musician

Duke Ellington Give a brief background of this famous musician

Benny Goodman Give a brief background of this famous musician

New Orleans, Louisiana Explain what made New Orleans a great place for jazz Discuss what great things happened here related to jazz

Chicago, Illinois Explain what made Chicago a great place for jazz Discuss what great things happened here related to jazz

New York, New York Explain what made New York City a great place for jazz Discuss what great things happened here related to jazz

Dancing Styles Discuss the different styles of dance that were used during the 20’s