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  1. Experimental Big Band. Experimental big bands began to incorporate elements of free jazz and improvisation as early as the '60s, and fueled by the work of smaller avant-garde ensembles and classical composers, increased their scope in the following decades to embrace atonal music, discordance and increasingly complex structures.

  2. Experimental big bands began to incorporate elements of free jazz and improvisation as early as the '60s, and fueled by the work of smaller avant-garde ensembles and classical composers, increased their scope in the following decades to embrace atonal music, discordance and increasingly complex structures.

  3. Feb 20, 2009 · Africa/Brass is more arranged and uses its orchestra more sparingly but it is a much larger group and is just as experimental. Eric Dolphy's The Illinois Concert features two stunning if heterodox big band numbers (arrangements of "Miles's Mode" and "G.W."). Maggie, Feb 19, 2009.

  4. Shibusashirazu 渋さ知らズ. #3. The Jazz Composer's Orchestra. The Jazz Composer's Orchestra. #4. The Chicago Octet/Tentet. Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet. #5. Escalator Over the Hill.

  5. The Call. Horace Tapscott & The Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra. 1978. Experimental Big Band. Progressive Big Band Spiritual Jazz. 3.80 / 449 4. Liberation Music Orchestra. Charlie Haden. January 1970.

  6. Vocal Jazz Free Jazz. 3.57 / 3k 41. Witchy Activities and the Maple Death. Monika Roscher Bigband. 5 May 2023. Experimental Big Band Avant-Prog. Progressive Big Band Art Pop. 3.58 / 2k 31. Escalator Over the Hill.

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  8. Oct 2, 2024 · Swing music was the dominant style of American ‘pop’ between 1935-46, and leaders of big bands such as Artie Shaw, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey were huge stars. Virtuoso clarinettist Benny Goodman was nicknamed “the King of Swing”, and was one of the most popular bandleaders during this period.

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