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Annual Review of Jazz Studies 6: 1993 (v. 6)
 
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Annual Review of Jazz Studies 6: 1993 (v. 6) [Hardcover]

Edward Berger (Author), David Cayer (Author), Dan Morgenstern (Author), Lewis Porter (Author)

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Annual Review of Jazz Studies December 1, 1993
Details studies of individual jazz artists including two articles on the seminal guitarist Charlie Christian. Other articles are devoted to Ornette Coleman, Arthur Taylor, and a proposed standard method of notating melodic elements of jazz performance that are inadequately represented by standard notation.

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Comprising both essays and book reviews, this annual is definitely geared to the jazz scholar, not the average reader or even the average jazz enthusiast. The six essays, which span decades, range from the transculturation of Spanish and African roots into the "Afro-Cuban jazz" of the Forties to the vocal stylizations of Billie Holiday and Betty Carter to bebop pioneer Charlie Christian's career. Mitch Seidel's photo gallery (including shots of Oscar Peterson, Charlie Rouse, Gil Evans, and Sonny Rollins) is a refreshing break from this sometimes grueling text; his mainly solo sentimental shots will stir hearts and minds. Four books published in 1991 and 1992 are also reviewed here, including series that fill gaps on instrumentalists like flutists. The book concludes with biographies of four editors and ten contributors followed by a brief background on the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University. For academic libraries and comprehensive collections in public libraries.
- Cynthia Ann Cordes, Onondaga Cty. P.L., Syracuse, N.Y.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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For academic libraries and comprehensive collections in public libraries. (Library Journal )

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