Jazz and the Philosophy of Art
- Author: Brown, Lee B.
- Author: Goldblatt, David
- Author: Gracyk, Theodore
Book
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Contents
- Foreword by Emily Foster: Lee Brown: A Recollection
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- PART I How is Jazz Distinctive? Essence and Definition
- 1 Dancing, Dwelling, and Rhythmic Swing
- 2 A Theory of Jazz Music: "It Don't Mean a Thing ..."
- 3 Defining Jazz Historically
- PART II Jazz and American Culture
- 4 Jazz Singing and Taking Wing
- 5 Race, Jazz, and Popular Music: The Legacy of Blackface Minstrelsy
- 6 Jazz and the Culture Industry
- PART III Music Ontology
- 7 Improvisations and Spontaneity
- 8 Musical Forgeries, Improvisation, and the Principle of Continuity
- 9 Phonography, Repetition, and Spontaneity
- 10 Jazz Improvisation and its Vicissitudes: A Plea for Imperfection
- Index