Jazz_And_Blues

Jazz And Blues Rhythm and Blues: The Connection Between Them The stylistic, rhythm and melodic relationships between blues and jazz, many people have the ability to plat an instrument whether is it by ear or actually reading music. Really studying music involves learning music theory and musical form. To understand music you must first know how the song is structured based on chords and rhythmic passages. Blues originated in Mississippi around the nineteenth century. Blues or “12-bar blues”, as it is called, has a standard chord progression. The song never changes, but allows one to improvise. A soloist could play a solo using a blues scale consisting of seven notes and never stop. Jazz is the most significant and highly developed music by African Americans. Jazz has many different features such as rhythmic qualities like swing, blues or flatted notes, improvising, and techniques that differentiate the musicians. Swing is a style of Jazz that reminds me of a walking horse. Blues or flatted notes are jazz, blues, music, notes, techniques, different, chords, trumpet, swing, songs, song, soloist, solo, rhythmic, rhythm, never, louis, improvising, improvise, flatted, between, armstrong, actually, ability, years, work, whether, walking, using, understand, two, trumpets, triton, top, tonguing