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Full Description
Jazz in Europe provides a detailed record of how «new» (American) music evolved on the «old» (European) continent. The «chroniclers» explore the history of jazz in individual European countries from a local perspective, with each author contributing a unique bird's-eye view of their particular context. This comprehensive analysis of the origins and dissemination of jazz on the old continent, produced by an international team of distinguished writers, is the first of its kind. Although members of national jazz communities may not agree with all the views presented in the book, it will undoubtedly provoke lively debate and open up new avenues for research within European jazz scholarship.
Contents
CONTENTS: Foreword: Jazz and Europe in the Twentieth Century: Dominants and Stereotypes of the New Music in the Old Continent - Great Britain - France and the Francophone Countries - Austria - Germany - The Soviet Union - Switzerland - Italy - Hungary - Scandinavian Countries and the Nordic Concept - The Netherlands - The Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) - Yugoslavia and Succession Countries: Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia - Poland - The Czech Lands - Slovakia
