Sections:
- Latin Jazz - Salsa and jazz with Afro-Cuban elements
- Fusion - Jazz-rock, "smooth jazz", and "acid jazz"
- New Age - Meditative music with improvisation
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This is a preview of the educational program
A Jazz Improvisation Almanac
which is
under development
for the
Outside Shore Music Online School.
Feel free to browse this preview
and learn what you can from it.
For a more completed product, though,
check out the original freely browsable jazz textbook,
A Jazz Improvisation Primer.
The styles of music described in this chapter include elements of jazz, but they are also belong to other traditions. There is considerable debate regarding the extent to which these styles should be considered jazz, but I do not intend to try to resolve that issue. It may appear that I have taken a stand by isolating these styles into their own chapter, but I did only this to emphasize the fact that these styles have roots that come from outside the world of jazz, not to claim that they have no place within that world.
Copyright 2000 Outside Shore Music
Authored by Marc Sabatella
Sections:
- Latin Jazz - Salsa and jazz with Afro-Cuban elements
- Fusion - Jazz-rock, "smooth jazz", and "acid jazz"
- New Age - Meditative music with improvisation
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