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BLUES JAZZ Created in New Orleans as a revolution form music played by African Americans in the Deep South
AFRO-CREOLE Became popular New Orleans Jazz based off of what African-Americans were playing
SWING Jazz now has distinct sound featuring timing on the ride and the snare and bass being used as accent pieces
SKIFFLE A poor mans Jazz created using instruments such as washboard, jugs, musical saw, kazoos and later merged with country music
BIG BAND JAZZ Jazz became popularized with it being played in large orchestras.
BEBOP meant to be listened to, not danced to, it could use faster tempos. Drumming shifted to a more explosive style. highly syncopated music with a linear rhythmic complexity
AFRO-CUBAN Combining both African and Cuban influences and their respective instruments Jazz took a huge turn with their influences
COOL JAZZ/WEST COAST JAZZ In music centres such as San Francisco, people abandoned the fast and tense feelings of Bebop for a more laid back and ease to listen to music
HARD BOP A more exlosive version of Bebopwith influences from blues and gospel
FREE JAZZ Loosely inspired by Bebop and with heavy influence from World music, meter, beat, and formal symmetry were abandoned.
LATIN JAZZ Heavy influence from South American and especially Brazilian music led to eclectic beats and patterns. Namely the Bossa Nova
SOUL JAZZ Inspired by hard bop, soul jazz emphasized repetitive grooves and melodic hooks, and non- complicated improvisations
JAZZ FUSION with the use of electric instruments Jazz fusion often uses mixed meters, odd time signatures, syncopation, complex chords, and harmonies.
PSYCHEDELIC JAZZ avant-garde, electronic, psychedelic similar to the effects of being on acid through the 70's era
JAZZ FUNK integration of funk, soul, and R&B music with improvisation of soul, funk or disco, jazz riffs and jazz solos, and sometimes soul vocals
TRADITIONALIST RESURGENCE With the rejection of free jazz and fusion, Traditionalist routes gained favour among the public. This then caused many new musicians to emerge offering a unique sound and appraoch to the Jazz of the 10's-30's
SMOOTH JAZZ Coming from traditional jazz making a comeback, smooth jazz offered a new sound with a low temp and a singular soloing melodic instrument