3307517065025 - Jazz Classics 1923

Jazz Classics 1923

'Jazz Classics 1923' by Vins Rohne is a mesmerizing journey through the golden era of jazz, capturing the essence and vibrancy of the year 1923, a pivotal moment in jazz history. This book delves deep into the lives, music, and legacies of the jazz legends who defined the genre, offering readers an unparalleled insight into their creative processes and the cultural backdrop of the time. With meticulous research and vivid storytelling, Rohne brings to life the smoky clubs, the groundbreaking recordings, and the unforgettable performances that made 1923 a landmark year. The book is not just a historical account but a celebration of jazz's enduring spirit, making it a must-read for music lovers, historians, and anyone fascinated by the cultural revolutions of the early 20th century.

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Auteur vins rohne
ISBN 3307517065025
Bindwijze Softcover
Tags jazz music history 1923 Vins Rohne classic jazz

'Jazz Classics 1923' stands out as a comprehensive and engaging exploration of jazz's formative years, with Vins Rohne's expertise shining through every page. The book's strength lies in its detailed narratives and the author's ability to connect the music to its broader social and cultural contexts. However, some readers might find the level of detail overwhelming, especially those looking for a lighter read. Despite this, the book's passion for its subject is infectious, and its analysis of key performances and recordings is both insightful and accessible. The only minor drawback is the occasional lack of focus on lesser-known artists, which could have provided a more rounded view of the era. Overall, 'Jazz Classics 1923' is a richly rewarding read that pays homage to the giants of jazz while inviting readers to explore the music's deep roots and lasting influence.

In 'Jazz Classics 1923', Vins Rohne takes us on an evocative journey back to a year that was instrumental in shaping the future of jazz. The book meticulously chronicles the lives and works of iconic figures such as Louis Armstrong, King Oliver, and Jelly Roll Morton, among others, highlighting their contributions to the genre. Through a combination of biographical sketches, musical analysis, and historical context, Rohne paints a vivid picture of the jazz scene in 1923, from the recording studios of Chicago to the speakeasies of New York. The narrative not only celebrates the music's innovators but also examines the societal challenges they faced, offering a nuanced understanding of jazz's evolution. 'Jazz Classics 1923' is a testament to the enduring power of jazz and its ability to transcend time, making it an essential read for anyone interested in the history of American music.