Sentence examples for representation of jazz from inspiring English sources
Is the Burns series a fair representation of jazz?
Pooling their resources in this collective trio, they should come up with a crisp, approachable representation of jazz modernity.
It's that Mr. Wonder's music is generally not part of an official representation of jazz, the kind of thing put forth by a performing-arts institution like SFJazz.
It contained both a representation of jazz aesthetics and a physical exhilaration similar to what a new kind of punk-prog rock band with simpler aims — like the Psychic Paramount, say — can deal out.
"His photographs are probably the single best visual representation of what jazz sounds like".
It's a good representation of what jazz in New York sounds like right now.
"She is one of the most pure and more sterling representations of what jazz should have developed toward," Greg Osby, a jazz saxophonist who has toured through Europe sharing a bill with Spalding, said.
On other nights, the show was disrupted by a group protesting the under-representation of black jazz musicians on television, and heckled by members of the United Farm Workers.
One might see them as two-dimensional representations of the unpredictable rhythms and impulses of jazz music.
She talked jazz, she swung jazz, she ate jazz, she danced jazz, and she lived the past and future of jazz.
