Jazz Music

According to the dictionary of jazz, jazz is defined as "very rhythmical music of cut and sounds started by the blacks of the south in the late nineteenth century" ("jazz" 232). But everyone needs to agree at least with what Jazz is the mother of all music and known as the only art form born in the United States ("History 101" 2). There are migrants from other countries, including Europe, in the United States. They want to build a new life, or just want to escape from their old life. Those people, often considered second-tier, bring their culture to the United States, express themselves in music, and change the world of music we know today.

When jazz music and dance became popular, the jazz era was in the 1920s era (the end of the Great Depression). The birth of jazz music is usually due to African-Americans, but it has been modified to become social acceptance of middle-class Caucasians, expanding with time. Jazz music really became self and became the definition of music for most people. This type of music plays an important role in people's life. F. Scott Fitzgerald's wonderful Gatsby has many themes that are the theme of the jazz era. Not all people in the jazz era are wealthy and famous, but most people think that these people were written by Fitzgerald. Meanwhile, the prosperity of production and the large amount of money of many people are incredible, but today we know that this is the American dream set in the jazz era. Tom, Daisy, Nick and Gatsby are all kinds of people still buying wine despite their stickiness.

In the 1920s, it was considered as a jazz era, as jazz music prospered and became very popular. In this type, this is the "Golden Age". Jazz music is a young generation of music. It is fast and heavy cut, and is usually produced in the field through improvisation. Many older, conservative adults think this as reckless and immoral. In those days, jazz music was simply wild. As you can see, I have been crazy for the last ten years. Let's see the jazz era and its characteristics and development.