dixieland

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A type of jazz that originated in New Orleans
The southern states of the US; Dixie
{i} type of jazz music; southern states of the United States (also Dixie)
a type of traditional jazz music. Jazz played by a small ensemble featuring collective and solo improvisation. The term is often ascribed especially to the New Orleans pioneers of jazz, although many critics of popular music believe the term better describes the music of a later wave of white Chicago musicians including Jimmy McPartland, Bud Freeman, and Frank Teschemacher. The earliest jazz ensembles grew out of the ragtime and brass bands of New Orleans, incorporating elements of the blues. In early jazz ensembles, such as those led by King Oliver and Jelly Roll Morton, the trumpet or cornet plays the melody, with clarinet and trombone providing accompaniment. The tension created by soloists contrasts with the release of ensemble refrains. It is played with a distinctive two-beat rhythm, resulting in a joyous cacophony at fast tempos or slow, mournful dirges. Dixieland groups usually include banjo, tuba, and drums
Slang term for traditional (New Orleans / Chicago) jazz
the southern states that seceded from the United States in 1861
see traditional jazz or New Orleans jazz
An early style of jazz originating in the early 20th century in New Orleans with a simple, cheerful character Search Google com for Dixieland
An early style of jazz that was born in New Orleans Several players play different melody lines at the same time (see counterpoint) and use lots of improvisation
dixieland

    الواصلة

    Dix·ie·land

    التركية النطق

    dîksiländ

    النطق

    /ˈdəksēˌland/ /ˈdɪksiːˌlænd/
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