Jazz 40:  Conversation and Form

The band dives into how improvisation in jazz is very similar to a normal conversation plus introduces us to the concept of form and how it provides context for improvisation.  In discussing form, we also learn more about the three most important elements of music: melody, rhythm, and harmony.

The band dives into how improvisation in jazz is very similar to a normal conversation plus introduces us to the concept of form and how it provides context for improvisation. 

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