Sentence examples for courses on jazz from inspiring English sources

Professor Szwed will teach two courses on jazz next year.

Since then he has written several books on jazz, is updating the one he worked on with his father, co-edits the Institute's Annual Review of Jazz Studies, has taught many courses on jazz and American culture, co-produces the WBGO-FM radio show "Jazz from the Archives," and is quite at home at the Carter residence in Hollywood, where he regularly forages for treasures for the Archives.

"… Aspiring musicians today can hardly imagine how opaque the art form was just a few decades ago — no school I attended had a jazz program or even offered a single course on jazz".

* Music of the River with experts who will conduct courses and discussion on jazz, blues, ragtime, folk, Cajun, rockabilly, bluegrass and country.

He influenced the course of jazz's history by presenting the first desegregated concerts in many major US cities, forcing America's top hotels to admit the black artists on his roster, taking jazz out of nightclubs and on to the concert stage, and creating Verve, whose legacy contains some of the finest recorded music of the 20th century.

The trumpet player, of course, is as famous for his sermons on jazz as for the pellucid tones of his horn.

It would all be wrong". The trumpet player, of course, is as famous for his sermons on jazz as for the pellucid tones of his horn.

A jazz festival putting on all jazz?

He grew up in a world of knickers, coal furnaces, servants, trolley cars, neckties worn on golf courses, and the Jazz Age of Fitzgerald, whom he disdained for flamboyance unbecoming of a fellow Princeton man.

The ban on jazz was lifted.

HS is a meta-heuristic algorithm based on jazz musician's improvisation through a pleasant harmony.