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  • EmT7. Is jazz essentially a non-western music?


    Composer and music educator David Baker claims in his book, Jazz Pedagogy (1979) The white book cover of Jazz Pedagogy by David Baker with the title and his name in lavender font in upper left corner and a gray grid patter in lower right with a uniform painterly streak diagonal over this grid and the streaks shadow pictured beneath it overlaying the grid., in Chapter 1 on the myths of jazz that:

    "The main fallacy inherent in all of these statements [concerning the myths of jazz Baker considers] lies with trying to impose European norms, standards, values, and criteria on an essentially non-western art form. Most of the writing about jazz has been from the perspective of what is valid within the parameters of Western aesthetics and traditions." (p. 7, emphasis in red not Baker's)
    • Is this true?
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