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Duke Ellington (1899-1974) Is Widely Considered The Jazz Tradition's Most Celebrated Composer. This Engaging Yet Scholarly Volume Explores His Long Career And His Rich Cultural Legacy From A Broad Range Of In-depth Perspectives, From The Musical And Historical To The Political And International. World-renowned Scholars And Musicians Examine Ellington's Influence On Jazz Music, Its Criticism, And Its Historiography. The Chronological Structure Of The Volume Allows A Clear Understanding Of The Development Of Key Themes, With Chapters Surveying His Work And His Reception In America And Abroad. By Both Expanding And Reconsidering The Contexts In Which Ellington, His Orchestra, And His Music Are Discussed, Duke Ellington Studies Reflects A Wealth Of New Directions That Have Emerged In Jazz Studies, Including Focuses On Music In Media, Class Hierarchy Discourse, Globalization, Cross-cultural Reception, And The Role Of Marketing, As Well As Manuscript Score Studies And Performance Studies. Elllington The Entertainer: Pageantry And Prophecy In Duke Ellington's Films / Phil Ford -- Marketing To The Middlebrow: Reconsidering Ellingtonia, The Legacy Of Early Ellington Criticism, And The Idea

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Author

John Howland

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Published

2017

Language

EN

ISBN

9780521764049

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Music, Arts