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Jazz standard (3464 bytes)
1: [[de:Jazz-Standard]]
2: ...s", but they will usually be sure to include some standards in an evening's performance, and have them ready...
4: [[Dixieland]] and Traditional jazz standards include:
14: [[Swing (genre)|Swing]] band standards include:
25: "[[Bebop]]" standards include:

Jazz FM (133 bytes)
1: '''Jazz FM''' may refer to:
3: *[[102.2 Jazz FM]] based in [[London]]
4: *[[CJRT-FM]] 91.1 (Jazz FM 91) based in [[Toronto]]

All That Jazz (1789 bytes)
1: : '''''"All That Jazz"''' is also a song from the musical'' [[Chicago (...
3: '''''All That Jazz''''' is a [[1979]] [[musical film]] and semi-auto...
8: ...how business]], [[sex]] and [[death]], ''All That Jazz'' was nominated for several [[Oscars]], winning f...
15: * {{imdb title|id=0078754|title=All That Jazz}}

Jazz (novel) (810 bytes)
1: [[Image:jazz_book.gif|thumb|170px|Jazz cover]]
2: '''Jazz''' is a novel by [[Toni Morrison]] set in [[1926]...
6: "Jazz is the story of a triangle of passion, jealousy, ...

Nu jazz (1294 bytes)
1: ...' style pioneered by [[Bugge Wesseltoft]], [[Jaga Jazzist]], [[Nils Petter Molvær]] and others.
3: ... and blues]], although releases from noted groove jazz artists such as the [[Groove Collective]] blur th...
9: {{jazzfooter}}
11: [[Category:Electronica]] [[Category:Jazz]]
12: [[de:Nu Jazz]]

Jazz (38056 bytes)
1: :''For other article subjects named Jazz see [[jazz (disambiguation)]].''
2: {{jazzbox}}
3: '''Jazz''' is a [[music]]al art form characterized by [[b...
5: ...ternational popularity by the 1920s. Since then, jazz has had a profoundly pervasive influence on other...
6: Today, various jazz styles continue to evolve.

New Jazz Conceptions (970 bytes)
1: ...azz_Conceptions.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Portrait in Jazz]]
3: ... is a [[1956]] (see [[1956 in music]]) album by [[jazz]] musician [[Bill Evans]].
28: ...lbums]] [[Category:Bill Evans albums]] [[Category:Jazz albums]]

Utah Jazz (5382 bytes)
2: [[Image:UtahJazz_100.png|right|Utah Jazz]]<br>
3: [[Image:UtahJazzOld.png|right|Utah Jazz old logo]]
6: The '''Utah Jazz''' are a [[National Basketball Association]] team...
9: :'''Formerly known as:''' New Orleans Jazz (1974-79)
12: :'''Logo design:''' The word "JAZZ" superimposed over a mountain inside a gold ring ...

The Jazz Singer (2818 bytes)
1: '''''The Jazz Singer''''' is a [[1927]] [[United States|U.S.]] ...
5: ..., with most of the dialogue presented through the standard caption cards prevalent in silent movies of the e...
10: ...The Jazz Singer'' has been remade twice. A [[The Jazz Singer (1953 movie)|1953 remake]]
11: ...d [[Danny Thomas]] and [[Peggy Lee]], and a [[The Jazz Singer (1980 movie)|1980 remake]] starred [[Neil ...
17: *{{imdb title|id=0018037|title=The Jazz Singer}}

Giants of Jazz (254 bytes)
1: The '''Giants of Jazz''' was a [[jazz]] all-star group of the [[1970s]] which featured ...
3: [[Category:Jazz ensembles]]

Jazz at the Philharmonic (1603 bytes)
1: '''Jazz at the Philharmonic''' (JATP) was the title of a ...
5: Jazz at the Philharmonic featured most of the era's pr...
11: [[Category:Jazz musicians|Jazz at the Philharmonic]]

Third Stream Jazz (1248 bytes)
1: ...h combines elements of [[classical music]] with [[jazz]].
3: ...hough there were very early attempts to integrate jazz and classical music-- such as [[George Gershwin]]...
5: ... Third Stream is involved in classical as much as jazz it is generally required that composers and perfo...

Free jazz (7761 bytes)
1: ...'', or '''progressive jazz''', is a movement of [[jazz]] [[music]] characterized by diminished dependenc...
3: While free jazz is most often associated with the era of its birt...
7: ...]] is often regarded as, if not establishing free jazz outright, at least crystalizing the form in the l...
9: ...ymous with the current adventurous innovations in jazz, and eventually became the name of a movement and...
13: ...istano]] are sometimes cited as the earliest free jazz. "Digression" and "Intuition," were both recorded...

Modal jazz (4051 bytes)
1: '''Modal jazz''' is jazz played using [[musical mode]]s rather than [[chor...
3: An understanding of modal jazz requires prior knowledge of [[musical mode]]s. Mo...
4: ...ng over chords had become such a dominant part of jazz that sidemen at recording dates were sometimes gi...
8: ...ake the melody as interesting as possible. Modal jazz was, in essence, a return to melody.
10: ...with C, so that they won't be used in a non-modal jazz song written in C, when playing the chord C. In a...

Pori Jazz (1108 bytes)
1: ...rranged every year since [[1966]]. The first Pori Jazz festival lasted one weekend and drew about 1500 p...
3: ... genres covered at Pori Jazz include varieties of jazz, [[blues]], [[soul (music)|soul]], [[funk]], [[Af...
5: ...ludes many other venues as well, among them the ''Jazz street'' with many free concerts.
7: ''See also: [[list of jazz festivals]]''
11: *[http://www.porijazz.fi/ Pori Jazz] - official site

Jazz royalty (5162 bytes)
1: ...yalty''' is a term that reflects the many great [[jazz]] musicians who have some sort of [[royalty|royal...
3: == Earliest jazz "monarchs" in New Orleans==
5: ...y]], back before the music was commonly known as "jazz". [[Buddy Bolden]] was known as "King Bolden", as...
13: == National jazz kings ==
14: ...uis Armstrong was billed as the "world's greatest jazz trumpeter", rendering Oliver's title more ceremon...

Jazz guitar (5171 bytes)
1: '''Jazz guitar''' is the use of [[guitar]] in [[jazz]] [[music]].
3: ... Historically, the guitar played the same role in jazz as in [[country music]], [[blues]] and other form...
5: ...guitar had first to supplant the [[banjo]] as the standard "string tenor" rhythm instrument. Even as late a...
8: ... appearances with virutally every important white jazz organization in the 1920s, from [[Red Nichols]] a...
10: ...avan. Reinhardt recorded rarely with a standard jazz group, and recorded most often with either solo o...

Jazz dance (2916 bytes)
1: '''Jazz dance''' has two meanings, depending on the era. ...
2: ...azz dance'' meant mostly ''tap dance'', because [[jazz]] was the music and tap was the main performance ...
3: ...omination of other forms of entertainment music ''jazz dance'' evolved into a new, smooth, modern ''Broa...
5: In addition to tap, another essential root of [[jazz]] dance is the Afro-American culture from the lat...
9: ... developed into what we today call jazz dance, or jazz ballet.

Smooth jazz (3625 bytes)
1: ...ller]] and others are often classified as "smooth jazz," and that many musicians are capable of perfomin...
3: ...records are often cited as important early smooth jazz.
5: ... Among the musicians who frequently perform urban jazz are [[Dave Koz]], [[Boney James]], [[Paul Jackson...
7: ...vocal songs per set). In essence, today's Smooth jazz stations are no different than the Beautiful musi...
9: ==List of smooth jazz performers==

Jazz (disambiguation) (750 bytes)
1: '''Jazz''' may refer to:
2: *'''[[Jazz]]''' the [[musical genre]].
3: *'''''[[Jazz (novel)|Jazz]]''''' the [[1992]] novel by [[Toni Morrison]].
4: *'''''[[Jazz (Cooder)|Jazz]]''''' the [[1978]] record album by [[Ry Cooder]]...
5: *'''''[[Jazz (album)|Jazz]]''''' the [[1978]] record album by [[Queen (band...

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