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Louis Armstrong: A Jazz Exploration

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1 Louis Armstrong: A Jazz Exploration
© Laura Torres 2011

2 Needed: A full sheet of paper A writing utensil

3 1923 - King Oliver’s “Chimes Blues”
Containing Armstrong’s first solo as a member of King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band. © Laura Torres 2011

4 1925 - Armstrong’s “Sugar Foot Stomp”
Containing another notable solo © Laura Torres 2011

5 3. 1928 - Armstrong’s “West End Blues.”
Yet another notable solo. © Laura Torres 2011

6 Writing Task 1 Writing Task 1
How does Armstrong’s music change from 1923 to 1928? Before you answer, listen to each piece again. How does this music capture the spirit of the 1920s? How does Armstrong’s music change from 1923 to 1928? Before you answer, listen to each piece again. How does this music capture the spirit of the 1920s? © Laura Torres 2011

7 Writing Task 2/3 Have students read Handout One: Prohibition and Handout Three: Harlem in the Jazz Age. After reading these handouts and listening to Louis Armstrong’s music, students should write a one-page summary of the arts and culture of the era. In Ch. 1 of the novel, is Fitzgerald’s depiction of the Jazz Age consistent with what you have learned? Why or why not?

8 Other Armstrong “La Vie en Rose” https://youtu.be/8IJzYAda1wA
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