Jazz JAZZ. Het onstaan van Jazz Haïti New Orleans.

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Jazz JAZZ

Het onstaan van Jazz Haïti New Orleans

1900 Storyville

Ragtime Cakewalk

Black Minstrelshow

1917 Einde storyville Chicago leert New Orleans Jazz kennen Joe “King” Oliver

Louis Armstrong

Original Dixie Jazz Band

Jazz in de jaren ‘20 Zwarte bevolking New Orleans Jazz Blanke bevolking Dixieland

Jaren ‘20-’25 Boogiewoogie Albert Ammons

Swing era Periode tussen new orleans jazz en bebop

Big Bands Duke ellington Count basie

Terugkeer van Blues

Expressie in Jazz Bebop

Rock & Roll

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