Jazz à la Creole French Creole music and the birth of jazz

"During the formative years of jazz (1890-1917), the Creoles of Color-as they were then called-played a significant role in the development of jazz as teachers, bandleaders, instrumentalists, singers, and composers. Indeed, music penetrated all aspects of the life of this tight-knit community,...

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505 8 0 |t Acknowledgments --  |t Introduction --  |t Chapter 1: Creole, Creolization, the Creole state, and the Creoles --  |t Chapter 2: Black American/French Creole folk music --  |t Chapter 3: French religious music --  |t Chapter 4: European music and dances --  |t Chapter 5: Early jazz Creole musicians --  |t Chapter 6: The early jazz revivial and the Creole songs  |t Epilogue --  |t Appendices --  |t Notes --  |t Bibliography --  |t Selected discography --  |t Index 
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adam_text CONTENTS Acknowledgments.......................................................................................... ix Introduction................................................................................................. З і. Creole, Creolization, the Creole State, and the Creoles.............................. 8 A (Very) Short History of the Creole State................................................ 10 The Creoles of Louisiana............................................................................. 12 Race Relations.............................................................................................. 19 Part I: The Precursors of Jazz 2, Black American/French Creole Folk Music.............................................. 27 Characteristics of Black American Folk Music.......................................... 27 Plantation Songs........................................................................................... 29 Work Songs, Street Cries, and Voodoo Songs..............................................33 Congo Square.............................................................................................. 38 3. French Religious Music.............................................................................. 49 The Catholic Church in Louisiana.............................................................. 49 The Ursuline Manuscript: Nouvelles poésies spirituelles et morales . ... 52 The Cantiques.............................................................................................. 54 4. European Music and Dances..................................................................... 60 Balls and Dance Music............................................................................... 60 Classical Music and Composers................................................................. 63 Military Music............................................................................................. 66 Part II: Early Jazz 5. Early Jazz Creole Musicians......................................................................71 The Tio Family..............................................................................................74 Ferdinand Joseph Lamothe/Jelly Roll Morton (1885 or 1890-1941) ... 77 VIII CONTENTS Edouard/Edward “Kid” Ory (1886-1973).................................................. 81 Elizabeth Marie (Mary) Landreaux/Lizzie Miles (1895-1963).................. 84 Sidney Bechet (1897-1959)........................................................................ 88 6. The Early Jazz Revival and the Creole Songs.......................................... 93 The Creole Songs.......................................................................................94 The Creole Songs and Early Jazz................................................................98 The Revival Recordings of Creole Songs................................................ 104 Epilogue.......................................................................................................... 121 Appendices 1. More about Creolization and Creole Identity......................................... 125 2. Chanson du Vié Boscugo/Michié Preval (Dansez Calinda).............. 129 3. Cantique: Tombeau, Tombeau Marie-Madeleine................................... 134 4. Cantique: Dans un Jardin Solitaire........................................................... 141 5. Cantique: Marie-Madeleine, Laisse-Moi Passer.......................................151 6. Cantique: Grand Dieu Du Ciel/Paradis L’Aura...................................... 158 Notes............................................................................................................ 163 Bibliography................................................................................................ 194 Selected Discography.................................................................................. 217 Index............................................................................................................ 219
adam_txt CONTENTS Acknowledgments. ix Introduction. З і. Creole, Creolization, the Creole State, and the Creoles. 8 A (Very) Short History of the Creole State. 10 The Creoles of Louisiana. 12 Race Relations. 19 Part I: The Precursors of Jazz 2, Black American/French Creole Folk Music. 27 Characteristics of Black American Folk Music. 27 Plantation Songs. 29 Work Songs, Street Cries, and Voodoo Songs.33 Congo Square. 38 3. French Religious Music. 49 The Catholic Church in Louisiana. 49 The Ursuline Manuscript: Nouvelles poésies spirituelles et morales . . 52 The Cantiques. 54 4. European Music and Dances. 60 Balls and Dance Music. 60 Classical Music and Composers. 63 Military Music. 66 Part II: Early Jazz 5. Early Jazz Creole Musicians.71 The Tio Family.74 Ferdinand Joseph Lamothe/Jelly Roll Morton (1885 or 1890-1941) . 77 VIII CONTENTS Edouard/Edward “Kid” Ory (1886-1973). 81 Elizabeth Marie (Mary) Landreaux/Lizzie Miles (1895-1963). 84 Sidney Bechet (1897-1959). 88 6. The Early Jazz Revival and the Creole Songs. 93 The Creole Songs.94 The Creole Songs and Early Jazz.98 The Revival Recordings of Creole Songs. 104 Epilogue. 121 Appendices 1. More about Creolization and Creole Identity. 125 2. Chanson du Vié Boscugo/Michié Preval (Dansez Calinda). 129 3. Cantique: Tombeau, Tombeau Marie-Madeleine. 134 4. Cantique: Dans un Jardin Solitaire. 141 5. Cantique: Marie-Madeleine, Laisse-Moi Passer.151 6. Cantique: Grand Dieu Du Ciel/Paradis L’Aura. 158 Notes. 163 Bibliography. 194 Selected Discography. 217 Index. 219
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Introduction --
Chapter 1: Creole, Creolization, the Creole state, and the Creoles --
Chapter 2: Black American/French Creole folk music --
Chapter 3: French religious music --
Chapter 4: European music and dances --
Chapter 5: Early jazz Creole musicians --
Chapter 6: The early jazz revivial and the Creole songs
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Appendices --
Notes --
Bibliography --
Selected discography --
Index
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Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Creole, Creolization, the Creole state, and the Creoles -- Chapter 2: Black American/French Creole folk music -- Chapter 3: French religious music -- Chapter 4: European music and dances -- Chapter 5: Early jazz Creole musicians -- Chapter 6: The early jazz revivial and the Creole songs Epilogue -- Appendices -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Selected discography -- Index
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Introduction --
Chapter 1: Creole, Creolization, the Creole state, and the Creoles --
Chapter 2: Black American/French Creole folk music --
Chapter 3: French religious music --
Chapter 4: European music and dances --
Chapter 5: Early jazz Creole musicians --
Chapter 6: The early jazz revivial and the Creole songs
Epilogue --
Appendices --
Notes --
Bibliography --
Selected discography --
Index
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title_alt Acknowledgments --
Introduction --
Chapter 1: Creole, Creolization, the Creole state, and the Creoles --
Chapter 2: Black American/French Creole folk music --
Chapter 3: French religious music --
Chapter 4: European music and dances --
Chapter 5: Early jazz Creole musicians --
Chapter 6: The early jazz revivial and the Creole songs
Epilogue --
Appendices --
Notes --
Bibliography --
Selected discography --
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