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Types of jazz

There are many kinds of jazz, including traditional jazz, swing jazz, Swahili, indoor jazz, Latin jazz and so on.

The main types and characteristics of Jazz are described in sections according to serial numbers and titles:

1. Traditional jazz:

Traditional jazz is the earliest form of jazz music in the early 2th century, which originated from the fusion of African music and blues. It emphasizes improvisation, skill of playing musical instruments and collective ensemble. Common musical instruments include trumpet, trombone, saxophone, percussion and bass.

2. Swing Jazz:

Swing Jazz is the most popular jazz style in 193s and 194s, and it is famous for its rhythm and dance music. On the basis of traditional jazz, it adds a more stable and regular rhythm, forming a distinct sense of swing. Big bands and famous musicians such as ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington had a profound influence on the development of swing jazz.

3. Bebop:

Born in the 194s, Swahili gradually became a mainstream form of jazz. It pays attention to fast and complicated melody lines and improvisation, which reflects musicians' pursuit for greater harmony and skills. Charlie Parker and Deez Ghiles are both representatives of Swahili.

4. Cool Jazz:

Indoor Jazz is a jazz style developed in 195s and 196s, which is soothing and calm, emphasizing calm and calm emotional communication. Indoor jazz musicians prefer to use harmonica, saxophone and piano, and their music is rich in complex and beautiful melodies.

5. Latin jazz:

Latin jazz is a combination of jazz and Latin music, which originated in the United States in the 194s. It combines elements of Cuban, Brazilian and other Latin styles, such as salsa, tango and Baleta, and forms a unique rhythm and harmony. Latin jazz pays attention to rhythm and enthusiasm, and commonly used instruments include conga drum, piano and trumpet.

Expanding knowledge:

Jazz, as a musical form, has developed more sub-categories and variants with different time and regions. It also includes modern jazz, fusion jazz, electronic jazz, CD jazz and so on. These types are closely related to the styles and cultures of different musicians and regions, forming a diverse jazz landscape. Whether it is traditional jazz, swing jazz or Swahili, each has its own unique characteristics and charm, and has made important contributions to the world music culture.