Sentence examples for jazz interlude from inspiring English sources
Midnight 10) JAZZ INTERLUDE For a break from the usual Ibiza scene, trot down to Teatro Pereyra (Calle Conde Rosellón, 3; 34-971-304-432) for some live jazz, which may include the singer Kim Mazell.
Jamie xx's perceptive reworking of I'm New Here, Gil Scott-Heron's first album in 16 years, finds the pair united via the spiritual lineage of "music to dance by, to jump up and down on", as Heron intones on Jazz (Interlude).
He commended the jazz interlude, the acoustic rearrangements of the songs, and the "charming B[eyoncé] telling her life story in [the] song[s]".
There is a 25-second cocktail jazz interlude: dreamy vocals, plucked or strummed guitar, and electric piano perhaps even verging on being out of tune all clearly pasted in to the overall recording tape; then the swinging bass and drums are back, keyboard sounds, percussion, tape distortions, bowed cellos, or violins complain.
Who knows, maybe hearing a smoothly integrated jazz interlude in a soul tune will influence you to mix genres in an R&B song of your own.
"Guasábara" (Norte), his new album, hews more or less to hard salsa, but not entirely; there are short jazz interludes for horns alone, and a sprawling rumba track with three lead singers.
In an attempt to up the noir angle, Still is laced with awkward Homeland-esque jazz interludes and scenes so dark it's difficult to see what's going on.
Those who have camped out at the front of the stage all day in order to catch a glimpse of the Rolling Stones seem a little nonplussed by their support act performing a brooding song about familial abuse called River of Pain, complete with a cacophonous free-jazz interlude, nor – more surprisingly – are they much moved by the blaring sirens and relentless bassline of Swastika Eyes.
He also employs a jazz guitar interlude on "w.a.m.s".
Beyond the established jazz fare, "Interlude" has renditions of Randy Newman's "Losing You," Ray Charles' "Don't You Know" and "The Seer's Tower" by the indie-folk songwriter Sufjan Stevens.
But this set offers the pleasures of hearing the master stretching out, playing jazz guitar interludes, calling arrangements on the fly.
