Listening to the Marsalis Brothers

Wynton and Branford Marsalis are jazz musicians and brothers. Wynton plays a trumpet, Branford is a saxophonist. Despite the age difference of 1 year old (Wynton Marsalis Enterprises, 2014), both siblings may grow in the same environment. However, these brothers have very distinct differences in the choice of conversation, language, and vocabulary. To evaluate the linguistics of each brother, we analyzed two interviews with fresh air. I did this by creating a table and marking these 9 different sound changes and listening to some other anomalies or noticing.

Regarding music, Wynton Marsalis has constantly criticized the relationship between popular music and, more importantly, jazz and pop music. Wynton Marsalis believes that when jazz and pop music mix, there is encounter with jazz.

Trumpet player and composer Wynton Marsalis believes in promotion of classical music and jazz music. Born in 1961, Marsalis was a jazz art director at Lincoln Center in New York, and received nine Grammy awards from teacher to music educator in the process. But despite his talent, the critics are opposed to Maltharis' view. Scott Yanow criticized his "selective knowledge on the history of jazz" and believes that "the avant-garde performance since 1965 is more than just jazz or the absurdity of the 1970s."

Please join us in order to learn about the history of jazz, born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the music we heard on the radio today. Trumpet player who won the Grammy award and Wynton Marsalis, Jazz Art Director of the Lincoln Center, encourages visitors to jazz - see people, learn about events and listen to music. The following history was taken from the Jazz Youth course of Lincoln Center. Born in the south, it is a kind of music born from African-Americans, recognizing the pain of lost love and injustice, representing victory over lost love and confrontation. Bruce developed from hymns, work songs and performers - the music used to accompany spiritual, work and social functions -. Bruce is the foundation of jazz, the main source of rhythm and blues, rock and country music. Blue tone is still evolving and it is widely used even today.