Jazz music reflects the spirit of freedom, creativity and improvisation. Jazz originated from the musical tradition of African slaves in the United States in the late 19th century. Shaped by the influence of music genres such as blues, ragtime and gospel, jazz spread around the world in the 20th century and was divided into many sub-genres. Jazz subgenres such as swing, bebop, cool, hard bop, free, fusion, latin, modal were created by different musicians, cultures and periods.
In jazz music, instruments such as saxophone, trumpet, clarinet, trombone, piano, double bass, guitar are usually used. The human voice also plays an important role. In jazz music, there are composed pieces as well as improvised pieces. Improvisation is one of the most distinctive features of jazz music. Improvisation is a process in which musicians instantly display their creativity, emotions and techniques. Improvisation adds vitality, dynamism and originality to jazz music.
Jazz music is one of the most influential and rich music genres in the history of music. Jazz music has constantly evolved and changed both within itself and with other music genres. Jazz music has inspired and influenced music genres such as pop, rock, soul, funk and hip hop. Jazz music also has a social, cultural and political meaning. Jazz music symbolizes values such as freedom, equality, fraternity, resistance and peace. Jazz music brings people together and gives them joy, happiness and hope.
