Author: CERCHIARI, LUCA
Title: Eurojazzland : Jazz and European sources, dynamics, and contexts / edited by Luca Cerchiari, Laurent Cugny, and Franz Kerschbaumer
Description: Lebanon. NH : University Press of New England 2012. First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust-wrapper. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight. bright. clean and especially sharp-cornered. Literally as new. Physical description; xviii. 484p : ill. ; 24cm. Summary; It is often said that jazz is America's great gift to the world. but while true. this belies the surprising. often crucial role that Europe has played in the development and popularity of jazz throughout the world. Based on a series of symposia attracting leading scholars. critics. and musicians from throughout Europe and the United States. Eurojazzland first addresses the impact of European musical traditions and instruments on the formation and development of American jazz. Part two details the vital experiences of American musicians on European soil. from black minstrels to such jazz greats as Benny Carter and Duke Ellington. and deals with European jazzmen and their developments of American jazz styles. The final part chronicles the importance of European critics and musicologists in jazz criticism and offers essays on European contributions to jazz musicianship and production. Eurojazzland proves that jazz is simply too rich and varied for one country to claim. define. or contain. This groundbreaking collection will appeal to jazz aficionados. scholars. musicologists. and musicians. Subjects; Carter. Benny 1907-2003. Ellington. Duke 1899-1974. Gaslini. Giorgio 1929-2014 - Interviews. Jazz - History and criticism. Weight in Kg appr.:

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