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Billie Holiday was a legendary jazz singer born in 1915 in Philadelphia. She had a difficult childhood with an absent father and time spent in reform schools. Holiday developed her unique vocal style in Harlem nightclubs in the 1930s and was discovered by record producer John Hammond in 1933. Her 1939 recording of "Strange Fruit," a song about lynching, helped establish her as a powerful interpreter of emotion in songs. Holiday's distinctive vocal style had a significant influence on jazz and pop singing and she is considered one of the greatest vocalists of the 20th century.
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- Jazz originated in New Orleans in the late 19th century, developing from musical styles brought by slaves from Africa and incorporating ragtime, blues, and brass instruments. Buddy Bolden is widely considered the first jazz musician, combining ragtime, blues, and gospel music in his performances in the early 1900s.
- The minstrel show popularized stereotypical portrayals of slaves as happy-go-lucky that ignored the realities of slavery. Jelly Roll Morton was an influential early jazz pianist and composer who was one of the first to travel and spread jazz music more widely.
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Folk music can be presented in different ways by artists through their instrumentation, vocals, and style. Artists may perform individually or in groups, using various instruments and vocal abilities together to create folk music. Both male and female folk artists offer unique presentations, such as female artists being able to hit higher notes and have softer voices than male artists.
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The document discusses the American response and evolution of folk music in the 1960s, influenced by the British Invasion. It summarizes that many American artists combined elements of folk and rock styles in response, including the Byrds covering Bob Dylan songs and pioneering the folk rock genre. It also discusses how Bob Dylan went electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, dividing folk purists, and how his songs tackled social issues. Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys are highlighted for innovating beyond surf rock styles to create unique California sound pop music.
George Gershwin
George Gershwin was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1898 to a family of Russian Jewish immigrants. He showed a talent for music from a young age, studying piano seriously from age 12. After quitting high school, he worked as a song plugger but soon turned to composing Broadway musicals, partnering with lyricist Ira Gershwin, his brother. Some of his most famous works include "Rhapsody in Blue," "An American in Paris," and "Porgy and Bess." Gershwin struggled to gain respect as a serious composer but saw great popular and financial success. His promising career was cut short when he died of a brain tumor at the young age of 38 in 1937.
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- 5. The early years • Early in her career Billie holiday sought after Louis Armstrong's swing sound and Bessie Smith’s style but she eventually found her own sound • Billie Holiday devoted a lot of time to her craft she spent countless hours listening to and writing music.
- 6. Her Music Billie Holiday’s music impacted and entertained many people of her time. Click to see song list
- 7. S p e aking ou t agains t inj s tice u • Billie Holiday deal with racism. She experienced racism in southern states as well in New York. ~ She was introduced to an emotional poem called “Strange Fruit” about the lynching of black people while working for Columbia Records ~ Columbia would not let her record the piece because of the controversial subject matter “Strange Fruit” so she recorded the song with an alternate label, Commodore in 1939 . “Strange Fruit” was band from many radio stations in 1939.
- 8. “Life in time” 1915: 1930: 1933: 1935: ~Born in Philadelphia -Sings in various •She is discovered By - Started along side Duke Harlem clubs as a Hammond Ellington in the film teenager • She made her first “Symphony in Black” commercial recording with Benny Goodman 1937: 1938: 1939: 1944: •She received her nickname • She works with -Introduced the songs -She recorded her 2nd major “Lady Day” from sax player Artie Shaw “Strange Fruit” and “God session with Commodore Lester Young Bless the Child.” Records -She Records a first major •She works the Count Basie session with Commodore -She is signed by Decca Orchestra Records Records 1946: 1954: 1959: 1972: - She stars in the film “New - She tour Europe -She makes her final - Diana Ross stars as Billie Orleans” performance in NYC Holiday in the movie -Holiday dies in NYC on “Lady Sings the Blues” July 17th 1988: 2000: - U2 releases the Billie Holiday Billie Holiday is inducted tribute song “Angel of Harlem” into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Click to view video
- 9. Inte re s ting facts ab ou t lad y d ay : On September 18, 1994, the United States Postal Service honored Holiday by introducing a USPS-sponsored stamp. A statue of Holiday still stands today at the corner of Lafayette and Pennsylvania Avenues in Baltimore