Jazz music roaring 20s
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Explain basic elements of Jazz music. Title: Study Guide – The Roaring 20s Author: wschlavis Last modified by: wschlavis Created Date: 10/29/2009 2:58:00 PM Company: Tenafly Public Schools Other titles: Study Guide – The Roaring 20s ...
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Jazz Music and Musicians of the 1920’s (the origins of jazz, how it differed from previous music and some famous male and female jazz musicians) Can focus on the Harlem Renaissance. Movies (transforming from silent film to talkies, actors and actresses of the 1920’s )
[DOC File]AMERICAN HISTORY 1920’S PROJECT
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Jazz: one of the first original American musical forms; its style was influenced by African American rhythms and ragtime. It became an influential form of music in the 1920s and was very popular in . speakeasies (establishments that illegally sold alcohol during . Prohibition). Louis Armstrong: influential
[DOC File]Study Guide – The Roaring 20s
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Speakeasies, Flappers and Red Hot Jazz. The Jim Cullum Jazz Band and their friends celebrate the high-flying "party music" of the roaring '20s ---with tunes from the playing of jazz violinist Joe Venuti, bandleader Duke Ellington, and cornetist . Bix Beiderbecke. Just six months after Prohibition became law in 1920, women got the right to vote.
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Armstrong is considered the most important and influential musician in the history of jazz. EDWARD KENNEDY “DUKE” ELLINGTON. In the late 1920s, Duke Ellington, a jazz pianist and composer, led his ten-piece orchestra at the famous Cotton Club. Ellington won renown as one of America’s greatest composers. BESSIE SMITH
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Music in the "Jazz Age" 1. What was Jazz music? How was it different from traditional music before the 1920s? 2. Who were the major figures in Jazz and entertainment during the 1920s? What were they. known for? 3. In what way did these new forms of dance and music represent the rebellious spirit of the. 1920s? Changing View of Women. 1. What ...
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brought Jazz music to great popularity in the 1920s? List to one audio clip from the 1920s. Do this by clicking on the link and clicking on the number next to the Performer’s name.
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The term also applies to the period of history between 1920 and 1933 when the making and selling of alcoholic beverages was forbidden by the 18th Amendment “Roaring 20s” Phrase used to describe the drastic changes in the United States during the 1920s; major changes included social (fashion), economic (big business), and civic (laws ...
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Describe the mood represented by the people and music in the video "Flappers – the Roaring 20s." “Them Days is gone Forever” Based on the cartoons, what aspects of life are “gone forever”
The Culture of the Roaring 20s
Jazz music – became the most popular form of music for young people, particularly the flashy flappers. Q10) Listen to the music played and describe it in as many adjectives as you can think of. Political Impact. Isolationism – After the Great War (1914-1918), the United States entered into a period of isolationism (it limited its contact ...
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