Dixieland
Also "Dixie." A term popularly applied to players (especially from the North) who continued in the New Orleans' jazz tradition.
Humphey Lyttelton, "Tin Roof Blues"
Also "Dixie." A term popularly applied to players (especially from the North) who continued in the New Orleans' jazz tradition.
Humphey Lyttelton, "Tin Roof Blues"
Also danzón. A 19th century Cuban dance derived from European contredances; a musical form usually played by a charanga (Latin).
A Latin jam session.
A description used in the in the 1920s and 1930s for horn players with a rough, noisy tone quality.
The ability to play more than one instrument.
Another name for pedal point.
Also "drum kit." A collection of drums, cymbals, and various other percussion instruments played by a single drummer; includes a bass drum, tom-toms, snare drum, hi-hat cymbal, ride cymbal, etc.
A copy of another recording.
Different degrees of volume and intensity.