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Post-bop is a blanket term for much of the swing-driven small-group jazz that’s been produced since the mid-'60s, where musicians cling to fundamentals of hard-bop that were cemented in the '50s while simultaneously experimenting with unusual harmonies, mixed meters and polyrhythms, and exploratory structures.
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By the mid-1960’s the rise of Free Jazz had shaken the very foundations of Jazz. So Mainstream Jazz had to somehow find a way to respond to the avant-garde – and this response was a genre called Post-bop. This subgenre mixes elements of Bebop, Hard-bop, Modal and Free Jazz without necessarily being any one of these style. Post-bop was more or less ...
The way that Post-bop responded to this attack by Free Jazz was with ambiguity – writing songs that were: 1. Harmonically ambiguous 2. Metrically and Rhythmically ambiguous 3. Formally ambiguous So, in effect, it sits half way between Free Jazz and Tonal Jazz. If Free Jazz was ‘complete freedom’; Post-bop is ‘controlled freedom’. It breaks some mus...
It’s worth noting that the line between Post-bop and Free Jazz is fuzzy – John Coltrane, for example, sat on both sides of the fence (it’s sometimes hard to classify his music). This genre of Jazz straddles the grey area between Traditional Jazz and Free Jazz. This lesson is just a quick summary of what Post-bop is, how it arose and its general fea...
Below are some Post-bop albums you should check out. And as you listen to them, keep in mind Frank Zappa’s infamous quote ~ ‘Jazz isn’t dead, it just smells funny’. 1. The Miles Davis Quintet – E.S.P., Miles Smiles, Sorcerer, Nefertiti 2. John Coltrane – The John Coltrane Quartet Plays 3. Herbie Hancock – Speak Like a Child 4. Wynton Marsalis – Bla...
Feb 8, 2024 · The highly fruitful bebop and hard bop years gave way to one of jazz's most innovative eras: post bop. Learn more about the chapter in jazz history that's overflowing with classic albums.
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The Sound of Contemporary Post-Bop · Playlist · 278 songs · 1.3K likes.
