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A style of Jazz Music where the important thing was for each performer to contribute his/her own feeling for the music at the moment
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What was a style of jazz music where the important thing was for each performer to contribute his or her own feeling for the music at the moment called?
fusion
What genre of music did Miles Davis compose?
He played many styles including: cool jazz, hard bop, free jazz and jazz fusion.
What were the three sub-styles of modern jazz?
Bop, avant garde and free jazz.
Did Billie Holiday do bebop or free jazz?
billie did to do it with his carrer
What are the types of jazz music?
swing, bebop, blues, and mainstream are kinds of jazz
What was a style of jazz music where the important thing was for each performer to contribute his or her own feeling for the music at the moment called?
fusion
What genre of music did Miles Davis compose?
He played many styles including: cool jazz, hard bop, free jazz and jazz fusion.
What were the three sub-styles of modern jazz?
Bop, avant garde and free jazz.
Will carlos boozer get traded from the jazz?
Boozer will most likely leave the Jazz as free agent in the offseason.
Where can you download free jazz guitar files?
try dilandau.com
Did Billie Holiday do bebop or free jazz?
billie did to do it with his carrer
Can you play as jazz in free play in transformers the game?
no not on Ps2
A style of jazz music where the important thing was for each performer to contribute his-her own feeling for the music at the moment was called?
free jazz
What are the types of jazz music?
swing, bebop, blues, and mainstream are kinds of jazz
Are there two types of Jazz music?
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.
What are the two important components of American jazz?
Rhythm and free expression.
Which one of these performers was important to free jazz?
Ornette Coleman (APEX)
