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Baker, David N. – Music Educators Journal, 1980
The author suggests that instruction in musical improvisation can serve any student interested in music. Improvisation is defined, teaching suggestions are presented, and selected resources for teaching with improvisation are included. The emphasis is on jazz, though most information is applicable to other kinds of improvisation. (KC)
Descriptors: Applied Music, Educational Resources, Jazz, Music
Baker, David N. – 1972
Examination of lyrics of the blues and jazz forms of black music indicates their importance as communication. Contemporary styles can be divided into five overlapping categories: (1) "mainstream," the post-"bebop" style and soul jazz; (2) jazz influenced by other ethnic music; (3) the avant-garde jazz, which is often…
Descriptors: Applied Music, Black Attitudes, Black Culture, Black Studies