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The names of Jazz Pianist / Piano

Much inventiveness and history has gone into the naming of bands. Here are some band names:-

"  Dixie Daisies; Dixie Four; Dixie Rhythm Kings; Dixie Serenaders; Chris Connor ; Cleo Laine ; Ella Fitzgerald ; Ernestine Anderson ; Etta Jones ; Dixie Stompers; Dixie Washboard Band; Dixie-Land Thumpers; Dixieland Jug Blowers; Dixon and Channey; Vance Dixon and his Pencils; Dixon's Jazz Duo; Helen Humes ; Jo Stafford ; Lena Horne ; Lorez Alexandria ; Maryilyn Moore ; Dixon's Jazz Maniacs; Dodds And Parham; Baby Dodds Jazz Four; Johnny Dodds and his Chicago Boys; Johnny Dodds and his Orchestra; Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers; Johnny Dodds' Hot Six; Morgana King ; Peggy Lee ; Sarah Vaughan ; Sheila Jordan ; Shirley Horn ; Johnny Dodds' Trio; Johnny Dodds' Washboard Band; Doherty's Melody Boys; Pat Dollohan Orchestra; The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra; The Dorsey Brothers Concert Orchestra; Jimmy Dorsey accompanied by the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra; Teddi King; Ann Burton ; Barbara Lea ; Betty Carter ; Carmen McRae ; Jimmy Dorsey accompanied by Spike Hughes and his Three Blind Mice; Tom Dorsey and his Novelty Orchestra; Roberta Dudley accompanied by Ory's Orchestra; Louis Dumaine's Jazzola Eight; René Dumont Jazz Band; René Dumont von der Villa D'Este; Johnny Dunn and his Band; by the Three Hot Eskimos; Rosa Henderson accompanied by the Four Black Diamonds; Henderson's Happy Six Orchestra; Viola McCoy accompanied by Fletcher Henderson's Jazz Five; Viola McCoy accompanied by the Kansas City Five "

Jazz Styles

Jazz is a reflection of the history of this music from the 1890s to modern day. Many of the great classical composers have drawn on jazz for inspiration. Jazz can be divided into many periods and styles, e.g. :-

In this era, which began in 1947, many instruments were used in jazz for the first time. Softer-sounding instruments, unamplified, created a different mood from that expressed earlier. The G.I. Bill made schooling possible for many jazz players, which encouraged experimentation in jazz that had been previously ignored: new meters, longer forms, and explorations in orchestration. Longer forms were also made possibly by the introduction of long-playing records.

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