Beiträge zur Jazzforschung / Studies in Jazz Research – International Society for Jazz Research

Vol. 16 (2023) Maximilian Hendler: Prehistory of Jazz

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Maximilian Hendler Prehistory of Jazz This publication follows the history of discoveries pertaining to Portuguese travel to the New World, from the 15th century to the 1920s, with an emphasis on the events leading to…

Vol. 15 (2019) Frank Murphy: Stéphane Grappelli and the Hot Club Quintet

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Frank Murphy Stéphane Grappelli and the Hot Club Quintet Early writing about jazz was frequently limited to matters of a biographical or discographical nature, but the situation has fortunately improved. Jazz research today shows a…

Vol. 14 (2010) Maximilian Hendler: Syncopated Music: Frühgeschichte des Jazz

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Maximilian Hendler Syncopated Music Syncopated Music: Frühgeschichte des Jazz »Syncopated Music« played a role in American popular music from the time of minstrelsy into the 1920s. Its historical importance stems from its status as a…

Vol. 13 (2008) Maximilian Hendler: Vorgeschichte des Jazz: Vom Aufbruch der Portugiesen zu Jelly Roll Morton

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Maximilian Hendler Vorgeschichte des Jazz Vorgeschichte des Jazz: Vom Aufbruch der Portugiesen zu Jelly Roll Morton The astonishing features that the music of the Afro-Americans as such has been presenting to the Whites is still…

Vol. 12 (2005) Maximilian Hendler: Cubana Be Cubana Bop: Der Jazz und die lateinamerikanische Musik

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Maximilian Hendler: Cubana Be Cubana Bop Cubana Be Cubana Bop Der Jazz und die lateinamerikanische Musik In contrast to the established jazz research, the paper on hand proceeds from the proposition that jazz is not…

Vol. 11 (2002) Jürgen Arndt: Thelonious Monk und der Free Jazz

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Jürgen Arndt Thelonious Monk und der Free Jazz Thelonious Monk und der Free Jazz (I) The assignment of Thelonious Monk to bebop seems at first glance to be almost self-evident. At the beginning of the…

Vol. 10 (1995) Elisabeth Kolleritsch: Jazz in Graz: Von den Anfängen nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg bis zu seiner akademischen Etablierung. Ein zeitgeschichtlicher Beitrag zur Entwicklung des Jazz in Europa

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Elisabeth Kolleritsch Jazz in Graz Von den Anfängen nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg bis zu seiner akademischen Etablierung. Ein zeitgeschichtlicher Beitrag zur Entwicklung des Jazz in Europa Jazz was first academically established in 1965 as an…

Vol. 9 (1994) Wolfgang Tozzi: Jazz-Drumming. Studien zum Spiel von Jack DeJohnette

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Wolfgang Tozzi Jazz-Drumming Studien zum Spiel von Jack DeJohnette Subject: “Jazz-Drumming”: The playing of Jack DeJohnette as an example. Method: Analysis of transcribed drumlines. Results: 1. Conception and system for an analysis of drumset-lines. 1.1. Basic pulse,…

Vol. 8 (1986) Werner Gissing: Mississippi Delta Blues. Fomen und Texte von Robert Johnson (1911–1938)

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Werner Gissing Mississippi Delta Blues Formen und Texte von Robert Johnson (1911–1938) Aufgrund seines aufgezeichneten Repertoires zeigt Robert Johnson deutlich Spuren musikalischer Einflüsse von Son House, Willie Brown und indirekt von Charley Patton; weiters von…

Vol. 7 (1984) Alfons M. Dauer: Tradition afrikanischer Blasorchester und Entstehung des Jazz

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Alfons M. Dauer: Tradition afrikanischer Blasorchester und Entstehung des Jazz (Vol. 7, 1984)