Sentence examples for shape of jazz from inspiring English sources

In 1959, his album The Shape of Jazz To Come jettisoned the idea that jazz musicians needed to improvise over recurring chords underneath.

Key recording: The Shape of Jazz to Come (Atlantic, 1959).

I bought The Shape of Jazz to Come.

Finish the day with Ornette Coleman's The Shape Of Jazz To Come – at 50, you're young enough to get it.

2. 'Lonely Woman' The classic Coleman Quartet on its first Atlantic album, The Shape of Jazz to Come (pictured right).

The song was Ornette's composition called "Peace," from his audacious 1959 album "The Shape of Jazz to Come".

A 5-CD set from Riverside ("Sonny Rollins, The Freelance Years": 5RCD-4427-2) characteristicaracteristic breadth of his invention, tackling old chestnuts and venturesome originals with the same protean intelligence.Mr Rollins, happily, is still alive, but much of the current state of jazz is being shaped by a 39-year-old Young Turk trumpeter and composer, Wynton Marsalis.

Although he was far from a household name even at the height of his career, Mr. Albam did much to shape the sound of jazz between the end of World War II and the rock onslaught of the 60's.

The saxophonist, 75, has a built a career on rewarding tangents, building a body of work that's helped shape the sound of jazz from the '60s into the new millennium.

If Jamal appears to like the sense that he was an unacknowledged hidden hand in the shaping of postwar jazz, it is perhaps an understandable reaction to the rebukes he used to receive from jazz purists for having the temerity to hit the big time commercially.

Figure 6 Spectrogram of Jazz and its faked signals due to intentional distortion.