Jazz and Blues flashcards
77 flashcard decks by 49 users · Page 1 of 2
This Jazz and Blues page gathers over 60 flashcard decks made by more than 30 GoConqr users, covering jazz styles, instruments and pieces such as All Blues. School students, university students and professional candidates can practice musical terms and piece analysis; teachers can find material for their classes. Choose a deck and start studying.
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- History and Origins of Jazz39
- Blues History and Musical Features27
- Jazz Musical Features12
- Jazz Styles34
- Ragtime7
- New Orleans and Dixieland Jazz12
- Louis Armstrong Recordings8
- Swing and Big Bands13
- Duke Ellington and His Music12
- Bebop and Hard Bop6
- Miles Davis and Cool Jazz9
- All Blues by Miles Davis53
- Jazz and Blues Improvisation8
- Jazz Musicians and Recordings10
Flashcards
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87 cardsMUSIC QUIZ 1 ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
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46 cardsUntitled What was the standard early jazz format?
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64 cardsFlashcards for African American Music History What was important to the Ashanti people?
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21 cardsAll Blues - Miles Davis
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20 cardsAll Blues - Miles Davis_1
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43 cardsJazz Final What does MJQ stand for?
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32 cardsJazz: Calloway Which era of music was Calloway from? Which country was Calloway from?
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16 cardsSurvey of Jazz - Exam 2 Traits of Swing Bands and Music
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29 cardsMiles Davis 'All Blues'
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18 cardsUnit 3 Music 'All Blues' by Miles Davis
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15 cardsAll Blues by Miles Davis
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11 cardsWest End Blues
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22 cardsWest End Blues When was West End Blues recorded?
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10 cardsUntitled All Blues -Moby Davis 1959 Jazz
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7 cards4. Blues Instrumentation - Early Acoustic
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15 cardsUntitled You'd be Surprised
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7 cardsMiles Davis: ALL BLUES What is bebop jazz? what is modal jazz? which type of jazz is all blues?
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20 cardsHistory of Jazz Midterm
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10 cardsMiles Davis - All Blues From the album, Kind of Blue. Recorded in New York, 1959. Musicians would not have read from a score – woul...
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12 cardsall blues
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16 cardsJazz
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17 cardsJazz and Blues New Orleans style
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14 cardsBuddy's Habit What year was Buddy's Habit written?
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16 cardsCount Basie and Benny Goodman What are Benny Goodman's dates?
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17 cardsBlack and Tan Fantasy
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19 cards'All Blues' (unfinished) when and where was Miles Davis born?
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16 cardsSt Louis Blues Who performed this piece?
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24 cardsUntitled
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29 cardsHistory of Jazz Quiz 1 Big Butter and Egg Man
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8 cardsUntitled Miles Davis: All Blues
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26 cardsJazz Exam 1
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19 cardsFour Context Miles Davis Dates
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4 cards3. Jazz - Big Band and Swing
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18 cardsWest End Blues Context Louie Armstrong dates
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7 cardsThey can't take that away from me- Frank Sinatra
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6 cardsOrnithology- Charlie Parker
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5 cards2. Jazz - Dixieland Jazz
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8 cardsMiles Davis- all blues What is the Tonality of the piece?
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14 cardsLivery Stable Blues What year what it written
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6 cardsMoanin'- Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers
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About jazz and blues flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat Jazz and Blues flashcards cover
The decks offer different ways to study. Jazz asks about instruments, improvisation and the roles of players. Black and Tan Fantasy includes questions on the piece’s composer, instrumentation and structure. Several decks explore All Blues, including its melody, texture, harmony and rhythm.
How to use the decks
Start with Jazz if you want to practice general terms and features. For a closer look at a piece, try All Blues by Miles Davis, which asks about structure, instruments and musical terms. Work through a deck, pause to answer each prompt, and return to the cards you find difficult.
If you need a broader view of a topic before returning to the cards, switch to a mind map on the Jazz and Blues unit page. A quiz can give you another way to check your understanding afterward. Open a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Jazz if you want to practice general features, including instruments and improvisation. If you are studying a particular piece, Black and Tan Fantasy asks about its composer, structure and instrumentation. All Blues by Miles Davis is another option for practicing musical terms and features.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every flashcard deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who can use these flashcards?
School students can practice identifying instruments and musical features, while university students and professional candidates can use the decks to study pieces and jazz history. Teachers can find material for their classes. The resources include material relevant to GCSE Music and A-level Music.