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This study presents the usage of metric transformation in jazz music, how it got started and where it led the genre. By analyzing the standard jazz repertoire from its introduction by relevant Broadway composers, to compositions by famous jazz musicians, we'll verify its significance in improvised music. Focusing on improvisation and its beginnings in jazz, thus determining how musicians developed their roles, from entertainers to artists during the Bebop era. Compositional elements, such as form, key and time signatures will be further depicted in order to better understand the way in which a…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This study presents the usage of metric transformation in jazz music, how it got started and where it led the genre. By analyzing the standard jazz repertoire from its introduction by relevant Broadway composers, to compositions by famous jazz musicians, we'll verify its significance in improvised music. Focusing on improvisation and its beginnings in jazz, thus determining how musicians developed their roles, from entertainers to artists during the Bebop era. Compositional elements, such as form, key and time signatures will be further depicted in order to better understand the way in which a standards composition can be altered, ultimately supported by examples of transformed pieces often performed in jazz.
Autorenporträt
Born in 1989, Haris Cicic grew up in his hometown of Zagreb, Croatia where he started his musical education. He came to Vienna in 2009 to study Jazz Guitar on the MUK and after finishing his bachelor's studies, he obtained his master's degree from the KUG in Graz. Today, he lives, performs and teaches in Vienna.