MUSIC

JAZZ

• JAZZ WAS ORIGINATED IN THE 20th CENTURY.
• NEW ORLEANS IS THE BIRTH PLACE OF JAZZ.
• POPULAR WITN AFRICAN AMERICANS IN
• THE SOUTHERN STATES.

W.C HANDY

• W.C Handy was said to have been the founder of blues.
• W.C Handy was born in Florence, Alabama.
• W.C Handy used folk art in many of his songs.

JAZZ

• Jazz was the period of time between the end of
• World War 1 and the Great Depression.
• Jazz is a combination of ragtime, marching band
• music and blues.

JAZZ FACTS

• Jazz brought new dance combinations.
• These's dances included the following: charleston
• Black bottom, tango, shimmies, and the trot.
• Women began going to bars, drinking, smoking
• and wearing revealing clothing.

JELLY ROLL MORTON

• He grew up in New Orleans a place with a rich museum culture.
• As a teenager he worked in the whorehouses of Storyville as a piano player.
• He was so good at playing the piano he played in red-light.

JELLY ROLL MORTON FACTS

• He was a great composer and piano player of jazz.
• He was a talented arranger who wrote special scores.
• He played on the West Coast from 1917 to 1922.
• Then by after playing in West Coast he moved to Chicago
• And where he hit his first stride.

JELLY ROLL

• In 1928, Morton moved to NY and there he continue to record such pieces.
• Morton enjoyed such success in Los Angeles that he remained there for five years.
• He moved from town to town in the South earning a living as a musician
• And using each experience to form his own "sound".
• Morton was so high on his music other musicians respected him all over the world.

MORTON IMPACT

• Jelly Roll Morton impacted jazz by often introducing himself.
• Morton impacted jazz by having Kid Ory and Barney Bigard to rush to work from him.
• Morton impacted jazz by writing and publishing Jelly Roll Blue's.
• People who have met Morton saw that his confidence or cockiness was high.

JELLY ROLL MORTON

• He lost a diamond in his front tooth and after that he played piano in Washington D.C.

RAGTIME

• Ragtime is a style of American music that has a rhythm
• The time period that the music was at its height was 1900-1920
• In 1998 Ragtime this musical opened on Broadway
• Ragtime has own four Tony Awards.

FACTS ABOUT RAGTIME

• Ragtime was a piano music
• Ragtime was a music originally from the cakewalk.
• Ragtime was hard, bright, and cheerful.

SCOTT JOPLIN

• Scott Joplin became a traveling musician when he was a teenager
• Scott Joplin was the king of ragtime
• Scott Joplin became interested in Ragtime because it was mainly for the piano

HOW RAGTIME WAS DIFFERENT FROM JAZZ

• Ragtime is mainly composed music
• Ragtime is generally for solo piano, and jazz is for a larger group.
• Ragtime is also strictly speaking

MAPLE LEAF RAG

• Maple leaf rag affects and unparalleled
• selections of new and used stringed instruments.
• Maple leaf has been around for generations .

MAPLE LEAF RAG CONT.

• The mechanical piano would play the piece on its own and allowed people to play it in there home .
• The first maple leaf rag was played in a club that was open for a year .

SCOTT JOPLIN

• Joplin was considered king of Maple Leaf .
• Joplin created the song The Ragtime Dance .
• Joplin achieved fame for his ragtime composition .

MAPLE LEAF CLUB

• The maple leaf club was open for a year
• This is we're Scott Joplin preformed his song

AFTER JOPLIN'S DEATH

• After his death maple leaf was bought for ten years .
• After his death maple leaf rag was played for years and you can still find people play it today.m

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