Key Figures in Jazz History: Armstrong to Coltrane
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Jazz History
Overview of the course, importance of understanding jazz history, and key concepts

Module #2
Louis Armstrong:The Father of Jazz
In-depth look at Armstrongs life, music, and influence on jazz

Module #3
Duke Ellington:The Maestro
Exploration of Ellingtons roles as composer, pianist, and bandleader

Module #4
Count Basie:The King of Swing
Analysis of Basies style, orchestra, and impact on the swing era

Module #5
Charlie Parker:The Alto Saxophonist
Examination of Parkers life, music, and role in developing bebop

Module #6
Dizzy Gillespie:The Trumpeter
In-depth look at Gillespies legacy, music, and collaborations

Module #7
Thelonious Monk:The Unconventional Genius
Exploration of Monks unique style, compositions, and piano playing

Module #8
Charlie Christian:The Electric Guitarist
Analysis of Christians pioneering work on electric guitar and influence on jazz

Module #9
Benny Goodman:The Clarinetist
Examination of Goodmans career, music, and integration of jazz

Module #10
Artie Shaw:The Clarinetist
In-depth look at Shaws life, music, and rivalry with Goodman

Module #11
Billie Holiday:The Vocalist
Exploration of Holidays unique style, life, and legacy

Module #12
Ella Fitzgerald:The First Lady of Song
Analysis of Fitzgeralds virtuosic vocals, scat singing, and career

Module #13
Miles Davis:The Cool Trumpeter
Examination of Davis early career, cool jazz, and influence

Module #14
John Coltrane:The Saxophonist
In-depth look at Coltranes life, music, and spiritual journey

Module #15
Hard Bop and Soul Jazz
Exploration of the hard bop and soul jazz movements, key figures, and music

Module #16
Free Jazz and the Avant-Garde
Analysis of the free jazz and avant-garde movements, key figures, and music

Module #17
Jazz and Society:Race, Politics, and Culture
Examination of jazzs role in social and cultural movements, including the Civil Rights Movement

Module #18
Jazz Today:Legacy and Evolution
Overview of contemporary jazz, its evolution, and key figures

Module #19
Case Study:A Deep Dive into a Jazz Album
Close analysis of a seminal jazz album, its historical context, and significance

Module #20
Jazz and Other Genres
Exploration of jazzs influence on and intersections with other genres, such as blues, swing, and rock

Module #21
Jazz in the 1950s and 1960s
Analysis of jazzs development and evolution during these pivotal decades

Module #22
Jazz and Film
Examination of jazzs role in film, including soundtracks and scores

Module #23
Jazz and Poetry
Exploration of jazzs relationship with poetry, including the Beat Generation

Module #24
Jazz and the Jazz Critic
Analysis of the role of jazz critics, their impact on the genre, and notable critics

Module #25
Jazz Education and Pedagogy
Examination of jazz education, its history, and approaches to teaching jazz

Module #26
Jazz and Technology
Exploration of jazzs relationship with technology, including recording, production, and digital tools

Module #27
Jazz and Globalization
Analysis of jazzs global spread, international influences, and cross-cultural exchange

Module #28
Jazz and Philosophy
Examination of jazzs relationship with philosophical concepts, such as improvisation and existentialism

Module #29
Jazz and Iconicity
Exploration of jazzs iconic figures, their cultural significance, and symbolic meaning

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Key Figures in Jazz History: Armstrong to Coltrane career

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Key Figures in Jazz History: Armstrong to Coltrane ( 30 Modules )

Key Figures in Jazz History: Armstrong to Coltrane
( 30 Modules )