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Jazz originated in African American communities in the United States in the late 19th and early 20th century, starting in New Orleans. It is an instrumental music genre defined by improvisation that combines various religious traditions and is played with instruments like the double bass, drums, guitar, piano, saxophone, trumpet, clarinet and trombone. Some famous jazz singers include Louis Armstrong, Johnny Hartmann, and Frank Sinatra.
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- 2. Jazz is from Africans Americans communities from U.S. 02
- 3. Started between 19th and 20th century in New Orleans 03
- 4. The sound like instrumental music. Mainly of it is improvisation. 04
- 5. Mixture of various religious traditions, particularly african american 05
- 6. Jazz Instruments Double Bass - Drums - Guitar - Piano - Saxophone - Trumpet - Clarinet - Trombone 06
- 7. 07 Jazz vs. Rock
- 8. Famous Singers: Louis Armstrong Johnny Hartmann Frank Sinatra 08