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The names of Jazz BandMuch inventiveness and history has gone into the naming of bands. Here are some band names:- " Harry Junoir's Jazz Orchestra; Art Kahn and his Orchestra; Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Hotel Biltmore Orchestra; Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Orchestra; Bessie Smith accompanied by Buck and his Band; Bessie Smith and her Band; Bessie Smith and her Blue Boys; Clara Smith and her Jazz Band; Clara Smith accompanied by her Jazz Trio; Kansas City Frank and his Footwarmers; Kansas City Four/Five; Kansas City Stompers; Kansas City Tin Roof Stompers; Whitey Kaufman's Original Pennsylvania Serenaders; Freddie Keppard and his Jazz Cardinals; Freddie Keppard's Original Creole Orchestra; Clara Smith and her Five Black Kittens; Clara Smith and her Novelty Band; Clara Smith and her Jazz Babies; Crickett Smith and his Symphonians; Laura Smith accompanied by Clarence Williams' Harmonizers; Kentucky Jazz Babies; Kentucky Jug Band; Kentucky Seranaders; King David's Jug Band; King Mutt and his Tennessee Thumpers; Andy Kirk and his Twelve Clouds Of Joy; Teddy Kline Orchester; Laura Smith accompanied by Perry Bradford's Mean Four; Laura Smith and her Wild Cats; Leroy Smith and his Orchestra; Jabbo Smith's Rhythm Aces; Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra; Carl Kress and Dick Mcdonough; Bennie Krueger's Melody Syncopators; Bennie Krueger and his Orchestra; Lada's Louisiana Orchestra; Anton Lada's Louisiana Ladds; Ladd's Black Aces; Tommy Ladnier and his Orchestra; Joseph C. Smith's Trio; Joseph C. Smith and His Mount Royal Orchestra; " Jazz StylesJazz is a reflection of the history of this music from the 1890s to modern day. Many of the great classical composers have drawn on jazz for inspiration. Jazz can be divided into many periods and styles, e.g. :- In this era, which began in 1947, many instruments were used in jazz for the first time. Softer-sounding instruments, unamplified, created a different mood from that expressed earlier. The G.I. Bill made schooling possible for many jazz players, which encouraged experimentation in jazz that had been previously ignored: new meters, longer forms, and explorations in orchestration. Longer forms were also made possibly by the introduction of long-playing records. Click to Enter database [About Jazz Bands] [Ensembles in Cheadle wedding music repertoire] [About Cheadle] [About music in Cheadle] [About Wedding Venues] [About Wedding Ceremonies registrars, ministers and music] [About kinds of music such as classical, jazz or folk] [Frequently Asked Questions FAQs] [Ensembles1] [Ensembles2] [Ensembles3] [Ensembles4] [Home Page] |