it depends on who you're looking at. a lot of avant-garde musicians started off using really traditional structures and formats and then got away from that as time went by. the early stuff of Ornette Coleman and Cecil Taylor is only a step away from the hard bop and post bop of the time. a few years later they were totally out there. but harmonically, all those guys kept some sort of traditional structure--for ornette it was the blues; for Cecil it was his "unit structures"--they just coupled them with innovations like harmelodics and free rhythm. but then you have avant-garde guys like Eric Dolphy, who stretched traditional musical structure to the breaking point, or really free guys like Peter Brotzmann and Derek Bailey, who just did away with all that. so you could say it really depends on their backgrounds and what kind of statement they were trying to make.
fusion
There are many different types of jazz music, including swing, Dixieland, Latin, Bebop, funk, fusion, acid jazz, modal jazz and free jazz. If you are asking about jazz dance, there are indeed two types: traditional and modern.
No, it was New Orleans jazz, what is now referred to as Traditional jazz.
New Orleans or traditional jazz.
Jazz Fusion (Apex)
fusion
There are many different types of jazz music, including swing, Dixieland, Latin, Bebop, funk, fusion, acid jazz, modal jazz and free jazz. If you are asking about jazz dance, there are indeed two types: traditional and modern.
No, it was New Orleans jazz, what is now referred to as Traditional jazz.
New Orleans or traditional jazz.
Jazz
Yes, both in modern and traditional jazz.
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latin jazz, swing jazz, big band jazz, blue jazz, west coast jazz, bebop, alternative jazz, smooth jazz just to name a few
jazz fusion
Jazz Fusion (Apex)
jazz, and traditional music
Traditional pop, jazz standards, vocal jazz, pop.