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   5 days ago · It is a profound art many poets have uniquely defined. So let’s discover these definitions and develop our own vision of The Art of Poetry. 1. The art of correspondence. “The art of correspondence”—this is how French poet Charles Baudelaire, author of The Flowers of Evil, defines poetry. His conception emphasizes how poetry creates a ...

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   Is jazz a folk music?

   • It is clear that despite its humble origins among the lower classes, immigrants, and African Americans, jazz was never really a folk music; it professionalized and standardized itself fairly quickly, becoming highly sophisticated show and stage music within a half-dozen years of its initial arrival on sound recording in 1917.

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   Who wrote jazz poetry?

   • Baraka produced a number of noted jazz poems including “AM/Trak,” a poem for John Coltrane, and “Pres Spoke in a Language,” for saxophonist Lester Young. Other noted Black Arts Movement poets who wrote jazz poetry include Etheridge Knight, Sonia Sanchez, and Haki Madhubuti (Don L. Lee).

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   How did jazz influence literature?

   • Jazz's literary influence comes after World War II. Jazz became much more prominent in black letters after World War II, when the music became much more self-consciously an “art” music designed for listening rather than for dancing.

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   Why is jazz so popular?

   • From its earliest days, jazz seemed to have been music that, in part, musicians played for themselves, as a way to free themselves from the rigidity of standard dance or marching bands or other forms of commercial or popular music, which they found repetitive and unchallenging to play.

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3. davidfederman.substack.com › p › swinging-from-theSWINGING FROM THE RAFTERS: A SHORT HISTORY OF JAZZ, PART ONE

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   1 day ago · As I listen to more and moe early 20's jazz and jazz-inflected music, I see Chicago as the jazz capital of the world at the decade's beginning, gradually replaced in impotance and influence in the late 1920s by New York's Harlem. The evolution of this music seems to travel at warp speed.

4. www.learnjazzstandards.com › blog › what-is-jazz-musicWhat Is Jazz Music? 6 Reaons Why Jazz Is Important

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   3 days ago · Jazz Is About Personal Expression. Musical Elements of Jazz That Give It A Distinct Sound. 6 Reasons Why Jazz Music is an Important Genre. 1. The Value of Music (And Jazz Music Specifically) 2. Jazz is a fundamentally democratic style of music. 3. Jazz is a fundamentally diverse style of music.

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   2 days ago · On the Practice of Poetry. an essay on the craft from a poetic outlier. Bob Vance. Sep 19, 2024. Share. First: In my last missive from Compendium: The Kitchen Sink I announced the festivities coming up this weekend celebrating a reunion of the Twilight Tribe poets. on Saturday Sept 20th. PLEASE NOTE NEW LOCATION AND TIME FOR THIS EVENT.

6. www.readpoetry.com › blues-poets4 Blues Poets to Speak to Your Soul - Read Poetry

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   5 days ago · As a comforting and emotional genre, poetry often connects deepest with readers in the midst of turmoil. This is one of the key ideas behind blues poetry, a movement and tradition rooted in African American oral storytelling.

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   3 days ago · Many of these writers were poets and a good many jazz poems were written in homage to specific jazz artists, especially saxophonist John Coltrane, who was probably the most popular jazz musician among the black intelligentsia at this time, or in imitation of the flow and spontaneity of jazz.

8. theplace.org.uk › events › autumn-24-bop-jazzJazz Conversations - The Place

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   1 day ago · FOOTPRINTS IN JAZZ is a suite of contemporary jazz dance theatre works, that captures the individual and collective expression of BOP. Every step and every story will take you on a theatrical journey, that represents the richness and depth of Paul Jenkins original jazz compositions and Dollie Henry’s enthralling choreography performed by the ...