Sentence examples for difficult jazz from inspiring English sources
A quartet made up of Haley Johnson, Elise Testone, Reed Grimm and Eben Franckewitz sounded great on "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," nailing some difficult jazz harmonies on the Bobby Vee hit.
Some people think that Balearic is an excuse to play cheesy tunes because you can get away with it in the sunshine, or dull generic chill out, but for me Balearic means a genuinely eclectic mix of all genres – maybe people can take that difficult jazz or 70s Venezuelan prog because they are watching a celestial spectacle on a warm summer night, but hey that's the beauty of it.
Why do some people find jazz difficult to get into?
These are difficult times for jazz clubs, as shrinking audiences and an aging clientele make it harder to stay in business.
Eldridge broke away from the traditional conception involving figures that were most natural to the trumpet (arpeggiated lines and sustained tones) and generated a technically difficult approach resembling jazz saxophone improvisation: very fast, scalelike passages.
A memoir (by a onetime Milwaukee debutante) of 11 years and numerous tumults with a very difficult man, the jazz composer, bandleader and double-bass virtuoso Charles Mingus, the last three as his wife until his death in 1979.
But he was also a compelling performer and a master of the difficult art of making jazz accessible without watering it down.
First up, the contestants must construct a deceptively difficult women's top, jazz up a maternity dress and fit the perfect skirt to their model while the judges prowl the benches, curling their lips at puckered hems.
For more than sixty years now, Taylor, who was born in 1929, has produced, often amid great criticism, some of the more difficult, emotional, and percussive jazz improvisations ever recorded.
"That jazz is a difficult thing, a hard skill to learn, and something that represents the best of what's American.
