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The preacher's son [sound recording] / by Jean, Wyclef.; Elliott, Missy.(CARDINAL)357156; LaBelle, Patti.; Cassidy(Musician); Santana, Carlos.(CARDINAL)345059; Monica,1980-(CARDINAL)340883; Wonder, Wayne.; Elephant Man,1974-; Restivo, Carl.; Sharissa.; Scarface.; Rah-Digga.; Prodigy(Musician); Banton, Buju.; T-Vice.;

Wyclef Jean, vocals ; with accompaniment.

Subjects: Rap (Music); Popular music;

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Jazz. [videorecording] / by Burns, Ken,1953-(CARDINAL)204062;

Commentary :Michael Cuscuna, Wynton Marsalis, Abbey Lincoln, Arvell Shaw, Gary Giddens, Jackie McLean, Lester Bowie, Nat Hentoff, Branford Marsalis, Gene Lees, Stanley Crouch, Gerald Early, Joshua Redman, Herbie Hancock, George Wein, Matt Glaser, Phoebe Jacobs, Mercedes Ellington, Msgr. John Sanders, Lorraine Gordon, Joe Lovano, Cassandra Wilson ; narrated by Keith David.In the 1960s, jazz fragments into the avant-garde and many divided schools of thought. Many jazz musicians like Dexter Gordon are forced to leave America in search of work while others use the music as a form of social protest. Max Roach, Charles Mingus, and Archie Shepp make overtly political musical statements. John Coltrane appeals to a broad audience before his untimely death. Saxophonist Stan Getz helps boost a craze for bossa nova music, but in the early 1970s, jazz founders Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington pass away. Miles Davis leads a movement of jazz musicians who incorporate elements of rock and soul into their music and "fusion" wins listeners. By the mid-1980s, jazz begins to bounce back led by Wynton Marsalis and a new generation of musicians. Now as it approaches its centennial, jazz is still alive, still changing and still swinging.DVD.

Subjects: African American musicians.; Jazz musicians; Jazz.;

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The jazz ear : conversations over music / by Ratliff, Ben.(CARDINAL)350466;

Includes bibliographical references and index.Behold, the sea! : Wayne Shorter -- Street music : Pat Metheny -- Jazz means freedom : Sonny Rollins -- As good as you think : Andrew Hill -- I know who you are : Ornette Coleman -- The flying modulation : Maria Schneider -- You've got to finish your thought : Bob Brookmeyer -- It's your spirit : Dianne Reeves -- Head of a dog : Bebo Valdes -- This is my point : Joshua Redman -- Labor history : Hank Jones -- Dancing from up here : Roy Haynes -- Head to toes : Paul Motian -- A million just like it : Branford Marsalis -- You don't look for style : Guillermo Klein.

Subjects: Interviews.; Jazz musicians;

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The uncrowned king of swing : Fletcher Henderson and big band jazz / by Magee, Jeffrey,1961-(CARDINAL)367738;

"Henderson's arrangements for Benny Goodman": pages 245-271.Includes bibliographical references (pages 293-300), discography (pages 301-303), and index.Out of the jazz tradition -- A new Negro from the old South -- The "Paul Whiteman of the race" -- Inside the strain : the advent of Don Redman -- A New Orleans trumpeter in a New York band -- A paradox of the race? -- Beyond the ballroom -- Connie's Inn orchestra -- Playing in the mud -- Building the kingdom of swing -- Never say "Never again.""If Benny Goodman was the "King of Swing," then Fletcher Henderson was the power behind the throne. Not only did Henderson arrange the music that powered Goodman's meteoric rise, he also helped launch the careers of Louis Armstrong and Coleman Hawkins, among others. Now Jeffrey Magee offers an account of this pivotal bandleader, throwing new light on the emergence of modern jazz and the world that created it." "Drawing on an unprecedented combination of sources, including sound recordings, obscure stock arrangements, and hundreds of scores that have been available only since Goodman's death, Magee illuminates Henderson's musical output, from his early work as a New York bandleader, to his pivotal role in building the Kingdom of Swing. He shows how Henderson, standing at the forefront of the New York jazz scene during the 1920s and '30s, assembled the era's best musicians, simultaneously preserving jazz's distinctiveness and performing popular dance music that reached a wide audience." "Magee reveals how, in Henderson's largely segregated musical world, black and white musicians worked together to establish jazz, how Henderson's style rose out of collaborations with many key players, how these players deftly combined improvised and written music, and how their work negotiated artistic and commercial impulses. And we see how, in the depths of the Depression, record producer John Hammond brought together Henderson and Goodman, a fortuitous collaboration that changed the face of American music." "Whether placing Henderson's life in the context of the Great Migration or the Harlem Renaissance or describing how the savvy use of network radio made the Henderson-Goodman style a national standard, Jeffrey Magee brings to life a monumental musician who helped to shape an era."--BOOK JACKET.

Subjects: Biographies.; Henderson, Fletcher, 1897-1952.; Jazz musicians;

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Listen to this! : leading musicians recommend their favorite recordings / by Reder, Alan.(CARDINAL)364671; Baxter, John.(CARDINAL)520513;

Subjects: Discographies.; Biographies.; Popular music; Musicians;

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Check the technique : liner notes for hip-hop junkies / by Coleman, Brian,1970-(CARDINAL)473397;

2 Live Crew : As nasty as they wanna be -- Beastie Boys : Check your head -- Big Daddy Kane : Love live the Kane -- Biz Markie : Goin' off -- Black Moon : Enta da stage -- Boogie Down Productions : Criminal minded -- Brand Nubian : One for all -- Common (Sense) : Resurrection -- Cypress Hill : Cypress Hill -- Das Efx : Dead serious -- De la Soul : 3 feet high and rising -- Digable Planets : Reachin' (a new refutation of time and space) -- Digital Underground : Sex packets -- EPMD : Strictly business -- Eric B & Rakim : Paid in full -- Fugees : The score -- Geto Boys : We can't be stopped -- Ice-T : Power -- Marley Marl : In control volume 1 -- MC Lyte : Lyte as a rock -- Mobb Deep : The infamous-- -- M.O.P. : Firing squad -- Onyx : Bacdafucup -- Pete Rock & CL Smooth : Mecca and the soul brother -- The Pharcyde : Bizarre ride II the Pharcyde -- Poor Righteous Teachers : Holy intellect -- Public Enemy : It takes a nation of millions to hold us back -- Redman : Whut? thee album -- The Roots : Do you want more?!!!??! -- Run-DMC : Raising hell -- Schoolly D : Saturday night! the album -- Slick Rick : The great adventures of Slick Rick -- Too $hort : Life is-- too $hort -- A Tribe Called Quest : The low end theory -- Wu-Tang Clan : Enter the Wu-Tang Clan (36 chambers) -- X-Clan : to the east, blackwards.

Subjects: Rap (Music); Rap musicians;

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Songs of joy & peace [videorecording] by Ma, Yo-Yo,1955-prf(CARDINAL)340373; D'Rivera, Paquito,1948-(CARDINAL)730618; Krall, Diana.(CARDINAL)351023; MacMaster, Natalie.; Taylor, James,1948-(CARDINAL)224070; Thile, Chris.(CARDINAL)340372;

Dona nobis pacem = Give us peace -- You couldn't be cuter (with Diana Krall, vocals, piano ; John Clayton, bass) -- Joy to the world (with Paquito D'Rivera, clarinet ; Dave Brubeck, piano ; Matt Brubeck, violoncello) -- Here comes the sun (with James Taylor, vocals, guitar) -- Improvisation on Dona nobis pacem (Chris Thile, mandolin ; Edgar Meyer, bass) -- The wassail song/All through the night (with Chris Thile, mandolin ; Edgar Meyer, bass) -- A Christmas jig/Mouth of the Tobique reel (with Natalie MacMaster, fiddle) -- The Wexford carol (with Alison Krauss, vocals ; Natalie MacMaster, fiddle) -- Panxolin̄a : a Galician carol (with Cristina Pato, bagpipes) -- Improvisation on Dona nobis pacem (Sérgio Assad, Odair Assad, guitars) -- Vassourinhas (with Sérgio Assad, Odair Assad, guitars) -- Improvisation on Dona nobis pacem (Paquito D'Rivera, clarinet ; Alon Yavnai, piano) -- Invitación al danzón (with Paquito D'Rivera, clarinet ; Alon Yavnai, piano) -- My one and only love (with Joshua Redman, saxophone) -- Familia (with the Assad Family) -- Concordia (with Dave Brubeck, piano ; Matt Brubeck, violoncello) -- My favorite things (with Chris Botti, trumpet) -- Touch the hand of love (with Renée Fleming, soprano ; Chris Thile, mandolin ; Edgar Meyer, bass) -- Kuai le (with Wu Tong, vocals, sheng ; the Silk Road Ensemble) -- This little light of mine (with Amelia Zirin-Brown, vocals) -- Happy Xmas (War is over) (with Jake Shimabukuro, ukulele) -- Dona nobis pacem/Auld lang syne (with Chris Botti, trumpet).Yo-Yo Ma, cello ; various featured musicians.

Subjects: Christmas music.; Documentary films.; Feature films.; Music videos.; Popular music; Documentary films.; Holidays;

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Jazz : a history / by Tirro, Frank.(CARDINAL)178110;

Bibliography: pages 403-426.Discography: pages 427-430.The state of music in the U.S. in the late nineteenth century : Art music ; Popular music ; Folk music ; Black art music ; Black popular music ; Black folk music -- 2. African music : Music in Africa ; African music in the Americas ; Black American music during the colonial period ; Black American music from 1800 to the Civil War -- 3. Jazz before the name "jazz" emerged : The East ; The Midwest ; The Southwest ; The South ; New Orleans ; The jazz combo ; Early jazzmen and their music -- 4. Ragtime : Piano rags ; Ragtime jazz ; The New York School ; 5. The blues : Country blues ; The classic blues ; Urban blues ; Instrumental blues -- 6. The early years of jazz, 1900 to 1917 : Ragtime jazz bands ; Jazz and morality ; Bunk, Papa, and Sidney ; The New Orleans sound ; The King, the Kid, and friends ; The ODJB ; The Jelly Roll ; Thoughts on the history of jazz -- 7. World War I and after -- the Twenties : The jazz explosion ; James P. Satchmo ; Fatha ; The jazz community ; Bix ; Changing times -- 8. The big-band concept: prelude to swing : The emergence of substyles ; The arranger -- Don Redman ; The composer -- Duke Ellington ; Early swing bands ; Kansas City swing -- 9. The swing era : The King of Swing -- Benny Goodman ; Musical characteristics ; Art Tatum ; Gene Krupa ; Charlie Christian ; Coleman Hawkins ; The basic band ; Prez ; Lionel Hampton ; Territory bands ; Duke ; Glenn Miller ; World War II ; Post-war swing -- 10. The jazz revolution -- Bebop : Origins of a new style ; Musical characteristics ; The leaders -- Bird and Diz ; The music ; The pianists -- Tad, Bud, and Monk ; Big Bands ; More about Bird -- 11. The Fifties -- a proliferation of styles ; Overview ; Cool jazz ; Third stream ; West Coast jazz ; Hard bop ; Something old and something new ; Sonny Rollins ; Something borrowed ; Kind of blue -- Miles Davis ; Social cause and musical effect -- 12. Loose ends and peripheral events : Loose ends ; Vocalists ; Other instrumentalists ; Classical musicians ; Peripheral events ; The beat poets ; Jazz educators ; Jazz and the church ; Modern-day blues -- Free jazz and its price : Free jazz ; Ornette Coleman ; Musical reactions ; A central figure -- John Coltrane ; Miles Davis ; The new groups ; The third world ; Progress report -- Transcriptions : Armstrong, S.O.L. ; Blues ; Armstrong, Struttin' with some Barbecue ; Armstrong, West End Blues ; Hawkins, Body and Soul ; Young, Lester Leaps In ; Gillespie, I Can't Get Started ; Parker, Embraceable You ; Parker, Little Benny ; Parker, Parker's Mood ; Coltrane, Giant Steps.1450L

Subjects: Jazz;

Available copies: 4 / Total copies: 4

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Words fall short [sound recording] / by Redman, Joshua,composer,instrumentalist,producer.; Cornish, Paul(Musician),instrumentalist.; Norris, Philip,instrumentalist.; Ebo, Nazir,intrumentalist.;

Produced by Joshua Redman.Joshua Redman, saxophone ; Paul Cornish, piano ; Philip Norris, bass ; Nazir Ebo, drums ; with accompaniment.Joshua Redman's second Blue Note album is a collection of original compositions that serves as the introduction of his new quartet featuring pianist Paul Cornish, bassist Philip Norris, and drummer Nazir Ebo, which formed as a working band for the world tour behind the saxophonists label debut, where are we. As the quartet performed steadily on the road, Redman felt a vibe developing and was inspired to bring them into the studio to record a set of music he had composed during the pandemic that embraced the shifting moods of wistfulness, sadness, and resolve.

Subjects: Jazz.; Jazz;

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Where are we [sound recording] / by Redman, Joshua,instrumentalist.; Cavassa, Gabrielle,performer.;

Joshua Redman, saxophone ; with various musicians, featuring Gabrielle Cavassa, vocals, guitar.Acclaimed saxophonist Joshua Redman's stunning Blue Note debut is one of his most compelling albums to date. It's a musical journey across the United States of America that also marks Redman's first-ever vocal album with the dynamic young singer Gabrielle Cavassa featured throughout along with a brilliant band comprised of pianist Aaron Parks, bassist Joe Sanders, and drummer Brian Blade.

Subjects: Jazz.; Jazz;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1

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