jazz music
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- After viewing the first four episodes of the documentary( I send you later) , post a discussion of at least 250 words about the first four episodes of the documentary “Jazz” and comment on at least two other posts:
- Begin your post with an overview, in your own words, of the material covered in the first four episodes of “Jazz”
- Do you think the documentary effectively presents the story of the beginnings of jazz? Why? Explain your answer with specific examples;
- Does the documentary differ in its approach to teaching us about the roots of jazz from the textbook? If so, how? Explain your answer with specific examples;
- If you were the producer/director of the documentary “Jazz”, what would you do differently and why? Explain your answer with specific examples;
- If you were the writer of the textbook “Jazz”, what would you do differently and why? Explain your answer with specific examples
- View the postings of other people in the class and comment on at least two other posts. Each response to a classmate should consist of a few meaningful sentences that make it clear that you have read their posts. You should comment on why you agree or disagree with the opinions expressed in your classmate’s post.
- Remember to spell check your posting in Blackboard before submitting. Grammar matters!
GRADING
- After viewing the first four episodes of the documentary( I send you later) , post a discussion of at least 250 words about the first four episodes of the documentary “Jazz” and comment on at least two other posts:
- THE POST BEGINS WITH A THOUGHTFUL AND ORIGINAL OVERVIEW OF THE MATERIAL COVERED IN EPISODES 1 THROUGH 4: 20 POINTS;
- THE POST IS FREE OF SPELLING AND GRAMMATICAL ERRORS AND IS AT LEAST 250 WORDS LONG: 20 POINTS;
- THE POST ADDRESSES EACH OF THE QUESTIONS DESCRIBED IN THE INSTRUCTIONS: 20 POINTS;
- EACH QUESTION IS ANSWERED WITH SPECIFIC EXAMPLES: 20 POINTS;
- TWO MEANINGFUL RESPONSES: 20 POINTS (10 POINTS EACH).
- Go to Ebook: https://digital.
wwnorton.com/jazz2
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Jazz Music
The documentary jazz is split into ten episodes capturing different material.in the first episode titled Gumbo presents the traces of the musical roots and culture which were developed in New Orleans bringing out an understanding of jazz evolution. The second episode titled Gift elaborates the magical music of that period beginning around the era of prohibition with a successful stock marketplace introducing Louis Armstrong as well as Duke Ellington and the growth of jazz in New York and Chicago metropolises. The third episode entitled Our Language, boomed the bands and individuals who supported the progression of jazz. The fourth episode was entitled the True Welcome.
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