Suites - Sat, 08/18/2012
When Jazz made its way out of the brothels it became socially acceptable. It also became subject to critical evaluation on an academic level. Jazz musicians, certainly with the collusion of their audiences, began to see themselves as "artists," and there was a demand from musicians and fans alike that the music be respected on par with more “Classical” forms. One of the steps on the way from sleaze to symphony was the jazz suite, and we begin an exploration of the form on this edition of "The Sound of Swing." (A repeat program from May 28th of 2011)
| Time | Artist | Album | Track | What's This? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11:08 AM | Duke Ellington and His Orchestra | The Duke Ellington Carnegie Hall Concerts December 1947 | Liberian Suite Composer: Duke Ellington | |
| 11:37 AM | Fats Waller | Fats Waller In London | The London Suite Composer: Fats Waller | |
| 11:55 AM | Charlie Parker | Charlie Parker The Complete Dial Sessions | Yardbird Suite Composer: Charlie Parker |


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