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It began in New Orleans in the first decade of first twenty century. Then jazz moved west east and north in Chicago
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In 1919 the 18th amendement was banned.This stoped the manufacture of liquors
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Because of the danceing the dressing and the new style the rejected all tradictional morals
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it began with the African American but expanded over time to the middle class white American
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Charlie parker is among the world’s best jazz musician, without him Jazz music would not have been where it is today. He was born on 29th august 1920 in the city of Kansas; he was an American composer and Saxophonist. He contributed a great deal in bebop and introduces many other techniques in Jazz. He is also very famous for composing music by combining jazz with other genre of music such as classical. He dies on drug on 12th march 1955. He was given Grammy life time achievement award in 1984;
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one of the revolutions in the jazz period where the music. And the other was the new women(flappers)
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it influenced the youth in the 1920 to rebel against the traditional culture of previous generations it when in hand in hand with bold fashion statement
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The phonograph was a more revoltionary impact then the radio.The phonograph grew together nations by bringing news,entertanement and advertiesment
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in August 18 1920 women began to make and and entrance of the flappers. They began to make a big statement in the jazz age
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most peaple moved to the country and we experience great wealth
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The first automobile was made in the 1920's it was a Ford modelT. It only cost 260 dollars,it was helpful to people who couldnt afford bettter cars
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Duke Ellington, born Edward Kennedy in 29th April 1899 was an American pianist and composer. He led his own orchestra and was the leader. His career in Jazz music spanned for nearly 50 years, from 1914 till death parted him from Jazz. He has a very important position when it comes to Jazz, he wrote more than 1,000 compositions in his life time. He dies on 24th may 1974, his respect got multiplied after his death and he is still remembered as one of the most extraordinary Jazz musician
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The three changes were the music,the dramatic social, and political changes
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Yes they where they listen to the same music,dances and they used slang
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refrigeration and penicilin
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many people used the trumpet, drums, saxophone, piano,trumbone, clarinet, double bass, and a singer
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radios were used in homes to listen to jazz music. this was one of tghe major ways that jazz was spread.
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it was i courage by a large scale radio broadcast in 1932. Also by dance halls and ball rooms
