New Orleans jazz

From HitStory, the pop encyclopedia of School of Rock · Genre

New Orleans jazz · Around 1900 jazz grew out of the brass bands in New Orleans, later also called Dixieland or hot jazz. Cornet, clarinet and trombone improvise at the same time above banjo, tuba and drums: collective improvisation. In 1917 the first jazz record appeared, by the white Original Dixieland Jass Band.

Listening

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  Dipper Mouth Blues · King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, 1923
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  When the Saints Go Marching In · Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, 1955
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  Livery Stable Blues · Original Dixieland Jass Band, 1917
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In School of Rock

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See also

• Jelly Roll Morton
• King Oliver
• Louis Armstrong
• Lil Hardin Armstrong
• Kid Ory
• Johnny Dodds
• Sidney Bechet
• Nick LaRocca
• Wynton Marsalis
• King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
• Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
• George Lewis
• Ragtime
• Delta blues
• Spirituals and gospel
• March music and brass bands
• Habanera
• West African music traditions
• Swing and big band
• Skiffle
• Chicago jazz
• Harlem Renaissance
• Big band
• Kansas City jazz
• Neotraditional jazz (Young Lions)
• Gramophone and the 78 rpm record
• Drum kit with bass drum pedal