The Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Jazz
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
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From the smoky clubs of New Orleans to the concert halls of the world, jazz has shaped the very soul of modern music — and The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Jazz stands as one of the most comprehensive and visually rich tributes ever assembled to this singular art form. This authoritative reference work chronicles the evolution of jazz across its many styles and eras, presenting detailed profiles of the genre's most iconic and influential musicians, from the bebop revolutionaries to the cool jazz innovators, all brought to life with vivid photography and incisive commentary. Published by Salamander Books of London, this encyclopedia illustrates the global reach and enduring legacy of jazz with a depth and breadth that rewards both the casual listener and the devoted aficionado. The writing is authoritative yet accessible, weaving together biography, musicology, and cultural history into a seamless narrative that captures the restless, improvisational spirit of the music itself. Whether you seek to understand the roots of the blues, the genius of Miles Davis, or the revolutionary chord structures of John Coltrane, this volume leaves the reader with an insatiable hunger to listen deeper and dig further into one of America's greatest cultural exports.
Genre: Music
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
From the smoky clubs of New Orleans to the concert halls of the world, jazz has shaped the very soul of modern music — and The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Jazz stands as one of the most comprehensive and visually rich tributes ever assembled to this singular art form. This authoritative reference work chronicles the evolution of jazz across its many styles and eras, presenting detailed profiles of the genre's most iconic and influential musicians, from the bebop revolutionaries to the cool jazz innovators, all brought to life with vivid photography and incisive commentary. Published by Salamander Books of London, this encyclopedia illustrates the global reach and enduring legacy of jazz with a depth and breadth that rewards both the casual listener and the devoted aficionado. The writing is authoritative yet accessible, weaving together biography, musicology, and cultural history into a seamless narrative that captures the restless, improvisational spirit of the music itself. Whether you seek to understand the roots of the blues, the genius of Miles Davis, or the revolutionary chord structures of John Coltrane, this volume leaves the reader with an insatiable hunger to listen deeper and dig further into one of America's greatest cultural exports.