
Written By Award-winning Jazz Historian Ted Gioia, This Comprehensive Guide Offers An Illuminating Look At More Than 250 Seminal Jazz Compositions. In This Comprehensive And Unique Survey, Here Are The Songs That Sit At The Heart Of The Jazz Repertoire, Ranging From Ain't Misbehavin' And Autumn In New York To God Bless The Child, How High The Moon, And I Can't Give You Anything But Love. Gioia Includes Broadway Show Tunes Written By Such Greats As George Gershwin And Irving Berlin, And Classics By Such Famed Jazz Musicians As Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington, And John Coltrane. The Book Offers Vibrant Discussions Of Each Song, Packed With Information About How The Song Was Written, Who Recorded It, The Song's Place In Jazz History, And Much More. Gioia Includes Recommendations For More Than 2,000 Recordings, With A List Of Suggested Tracks For Each Song. Filled With Colorful Anecdotes And Expert Commentary, The Jazz Standards Will Appeal To A Wide Audience, Serving As A Fascinating Introduction For New Fans, An Invaluable And Long-needed Handbook For Jazz Lovers And Musicians, And An Indispensable Reference For Students And Educators.
What defines the core repertoire of jazz music and how do these individual compositions reflect the evolution of the genre? Ted Gioia, a noted jazz historian and critic, utilizes his extensive knowledge of musicology and recording history to analyze over 250 seminal jazz standards. The book provides a structured framework for understanding the origins, cultural significance, and performance history of these essential tracks, bridging the gap between historical context and practical musical application.
What You Will Find
Experts and musicians frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for understanding the jazz repertoire. Readers often note the balance between accessible prose and the dense, scholarly detail provided for each entry.
Page Count:
688
Publication Date:
2012-07-03
Publisher:
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10:
0199769141
ISBN-13:
9780199769148
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