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• Ae6. Was John Coltrane and Eric Dolphy's music anti-jazz?
  ...anarchistic course in their music that can but be termed anti-jazz.” – John Tynan, ''DownBeat Magazine'', November, 1961</span> ...style="color:blue">In 1961, ''DownBeat'' magazine published a review of a John Coltrane performance referring to the music as "anarchistic" and as "a horr
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• Philosophy Books on Jazz
  Brown, L. ''John Coltrane and Black America’s Quest for Freedom''. New York, NY: Oxfroc Un ...graphy%20of%20Early%20Jazz.pdf Readings in Early Jazz History] compiled by John Szwed'''</span>====
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• Aesthetics
  * [[Ae6. Was John Coltrane and Eric Dolphy's music anti-jazz?]]
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• Overview of Paul Rinzler's The Contradictions of Jazz Chapter 6: Freedom
  ...A good example of challenging a boundary is saxophonist and composer John Zorn's solo on his "Latin Quarter." (p. 66)
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• Jazz Resources
  ...ObsidianArrowBullet3percent.png]] [http://www.johncoltrane.com/interviews John Coltrane Audio Only Interviews:] ::::: [[file:BlueBullet18.png]] John Coltrane
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• Ae6. Was John Coltrane and Eric Dolphy's music anti-jazz?
  ...anarchistic course in their music that can but be termed anti-jazz.” – John Tynan, ''DownBeat Magazine'', November, 1961</span> ...style="color:blue">In 1961, ''DownBeat'' magazine published a review of a John Coltrane performance referring to the music as "anarchistic" and as "a horr
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• Ae7. What makes different jazz styles valuable?
  ...ure and avoidance of pain by moral philosophers such as Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill. Moreover, under the influence of this philosophy , viewed uti ...are musicians in terms of greatness, as in who was greater, Miles Davis or John Coltrane. Each has valuable things to offer other musicians and listeners,
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• Overview of Paul Rinzler's The Contradictions of Jazz Chapter 5: Openness
  * John Coltrane was always challenging himself to explore different types of possi
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• MetaA4. Can silence exist?
  * <span style="color:blue">'''John Cage''' and his composition 4'33" in three movements. He was inspired to c ...span style="color:blue">Review of Kyle Gann 's ''No Such Thing As Silence: John Cage's 4′33′′'', by Rodney Lister, ''Tempo'', Vol. 65, No. 256 (APRIL
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• Ontimpr1. What is improvisation?
  ...ut consider one of the most revered improvisations in the history of jazz: John Coltrane’s improvisation on ’Giant Steps’(1960). </span> ...nd Education," in ''Companion To Contemporary Musical Thought'', edited by John Paynter, Tim Howell, Richard Orion, and Peter Seymour (London and New York:
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• Ontmusic1. What is a musical work?
  * <span style="color:blue">Fischer, John Andrew. [http://philpapers.org/rec/FISJAM-3 "Jazz and Musical Works: Hypnot
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• International Jazz Day @ White House broadcast April 30, 2016 on ABC.
  ...on, Ben Williams and others, with further details to be announced shortly. John Beasley will serve as the evening's Musical Director.'''</span> ...ation at the U.S. Department of Education hosted by Secretary of Education John King.'''</span>
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• Ae8. Can jazz musicians be compared, ranked, listed as better or worse than another?
  ...hn Coltrane or Louis Armstrong, then I think the most defensible answer is John Coltrane as way more likely to be a better free jazz player than Armstrong. ...roblem of not being able to compare, say, Kenny G and his smooth jazz with John Coltrane's Ascension? If we ask who is the better jazz player most judges
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• Ae8. Can jazz musicians be rationally compared, ranked, and listed as better or worse than another?
  ...hn Coltrane or Louis Armstrong, then I think the most defensible answer is John Coltrane as way more likely to be a better free jazz player than Armstrong. ...mooth_jazz smooth jazz] with [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Coltrane John Coltrane's] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascension_(John_Coltrane_album)
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• Jazz History
  ...l_Evans Gil Evans] <br/>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lewis_(pianist) John Lewis] <br/>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerry_Mulligan Gerry Mulligan] </ ...dy Tate, Earle Warren, Jo Jones, Dickie Wells and Buck Clayton, Andy Kirk, John Hammond. </span>
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• Sp8. Jazz and Freedom
  ...t, Ronald Shannon Jackson’s Decoding Society, Eye and I, Sonny Sharrock, John Zorn, Rollins Band, Eddie Palmieri, Femi Kuti, and Arto Lindsay, among many
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• Ontpj11. What traits are most admired in jazz legends regarding their jazz prowess?
  # John Coltrane (1926–1967) # John Coltrane
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• Onttech8. Jazz Composition
  * <span style="color:purple">"Giant Steps" by John Coltrane. </span> <span style="color:blue">It has been said that Tommy Flan
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• (Ep3mis5) What are the worse jazz mistakes?
  * not knowing where you are in a song. John Coltrane said Monk's music could do this too him. It could feel like falli
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• Onttype2. What is Ragtime?
  ..."color:green">Ragtime was also a modification of the march made popular by John Philip Sousa, with additional polyrhythms coming from African music. The r
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• Ontmusic3. What is a song?
  ...sound production, as in some of [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Cage John Cage's] compositions, such as the [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_ ...don't count as music. While it is true that an avant-garde musician, like John Cage, might try to incorporate some sound sequences into their musical comp
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