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Hotter Than That-
Louis Armstrong
- (Chicago, 1927, Okeh Records)
- Structure
- Introduction
- 3 Chorus'
- Duet
- Link
- 4th Chorus
- Coda
- Introduction
- The Hot Five
Solos and wife
- Trumpet and Vocals-
Louis Armstrong
- Clarinet- Johnny Dodds
- Piano- Lil Hardin
- Trombone- Kid Ory
- Guitar- Lonnie Johnson
- Trumpet and Vocals-
Louis Armstrong
- Harmony
and Tonality
- Eb Major
- I, IV ,V
- Ends on a
Diminished 7th
Guitar chord,
intruiging and
inconclusive
- Eb Major
- Armstrong's Style
- Bold and Dramatic
Melodies, extended
improvisiation solos
- Distinquished
scat singing voice,
turns it into an
instrument much
like the trumpet
- Shakes,
Fall-off,
Smear,
Terminal
Vibrato, Rip,
Rips
- New Orleans
Polyphony-
Colletive
Improvisation
- Bold and Dramatic
Melodies, extended
improvisiation solos
- Recording Technology
- Gramophone Record main way of
distributing music to a wider audience-
subtler sounds lost poor quality- didn't
match a live performance
- Radio Broadcasts
developed shortly after
- Soloists would stand
nearer to the device
according to the
instruments importance
- Gramophone Record main way of
distributing music to a wider audience-
subtler sounds lost poor quality- didn't
match a live performance
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