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SUMMARY:Jazz Fusion
DESCRIPTION:In the late 1960s jazz musicians began to use electric instruments and take on the influence of the rock music and funk that were popular at the time. \nLarry Coryell’s Free Spirits was an important band early in the new music’s development\, as was Charles Lloyd’s quartet\, which played to large audiences and was associated with the psychedelic rock scene of the day. \nMiles Davis recorded Bitches Brew and In a Silent Way in 1969\, both of which were controversial with jazz purists\, with long tunes and loose\, improvised forms. \nHerbie Hancock’s funky brand of fusion in the 1970s also incorporated elements of disco and soul\, while others\, like Weather Report and some of Wayne Shorter’s solo work utilised intricate forms and chord sequences.
URL:https://legacyradio4.com/event/new-age-live-sessions/
LOCATION:Legacy Radio 4\, 721 Fifth Avenue\, New York\, NY
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SUMMARY:Free jazz & Avant garde
DESCRIPTION:Free jazz developed in America during the late 1950s and early ‘60s\, as musicians sought to break down and reject conventions within bebop and hard bop that they found restrictive\, including harmony and chord changes\, regular tempos\, and compositional forms. \nOrnette Coleman’s ground-breaking quartet played music that was swinging\, bluesy and based upon memorable melodies\, but with solo sections that dispensed with rigid form and harmony. \nAmerican free jazz in the 1960s was often proudly Afrocentric\, with links to the civil rights movement. \nThe term Avant garde jazz is often used interchangeably with free jazz\, but it may also use more written material\, often taking influence from contemporary classical music. \nEuropean ‘improvised music’ began to develop later in the 1960. It tends to be less connected to the jazz tradition than earlier American free jazz\, and often doesn’t contain any prepared material at all.
URL:https://legacyradio4.com/event/new-york-street-festival/
LOCATION:Legacy Radio 4\, 721 Fifth Avenue\, New York\, NY
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