英语毕业论文66=爵士乐—二十世纪美国社会文化的一面镜子

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5、ultureinthe20thCenturyAbstractJazzoriginatesfromNewOrleansofsouthernAmericaattheendof19thcenturyandischaracterizedbyastrongbutflexiblerhythmicunderstructurewithsoloandensembleimprovisationsonbasictunesandchordpatternsandmorerecentlyahighlysophisticatedharmonicidiomInthe19

6、20s-1990sJazzdevelopsveryfastandindifferentperiodsJazzhasdifferentcharacteristicsAsamusicalformofAmericaJazzreflectsthesituationofAmericansocietyandcultureInthe1920sJazzgetsitsfirst-stepdevelopmentandbringstogetherelementsfromAfricaandEuropeJazzisakindofpureAmericanblackm

7、usicbecauseinthisperiodtheUnitedStatesmonopolizesthisartInthe1960s-1970sJazzgetsnewdevelopmentsomefreshelementsareintroducedintoJazzwhichrevealsthatAmericaartistsdonotmonopolizethesceneandJazzisspreadtotheworldquietlyJazzssadandstrongrhythmanddisappointinglyricsrevealsaco

8、nfusingAmericansocietyandAmericanscontradictoryfeelingsaftertheSecondWorldWarInthe1980s-1990sits