Jazz and Blues mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers user-made Jazz and Blues mind maps, covering big band, blues and pieces such as All Blues. School students, university students and professional candidates can practice identifying instruments, rhythms and structures; teachers can find study material. The page has over 140 mind maps, spanning secondary school and university-level material. Choose a map to begin.
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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
Mind maps
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56 nodesAll Blues Miles Davis INSTRUMENTATION · METRE · TEMPO · RHYTHMS · TEXTURE · DYNAMICS
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21 nodesBlues What was blues music ... · Blues music · Defintions · Think in Blues by Bes... · How to remember the l...
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48 nodesMiles Davis - All Blues Context · Texture · Tonality · Harmony · Melody · Instruments
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48 nodesJazz Big Band · Modern Jazz · Trad. Jazz
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13 nodesJAZZ PIECES Livery Stable Blues · Scott Joplin's New Rag · Buddy's Habit · St Louis Blues · West End Blues · Stompin' at the Savoy
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79 nodesLouis Armstrong: West End Blues. Performing forces and... · Structure. · Tonality and Harmony. · Melody. · Texture.
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57 nodesBoplicity Instruments · (New York, 1949, Capi... · Structure · Davis/Evans' Style · Instrumental Techniques · Harmony/Tonality
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65 nodesArmstrong Instrumentation · Structure · Tonality · Harmony · Melody · Rhythm
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46 nodesAll Blues Miles Davis · structure · melody · harmony + tonality · rhythm, metre, tempo · instrumentation
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68 nodesTHE JAZZ HISTORY Jazz is a surprising ... · Singing, percussion, ... · An important contribu...
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336 nodesArea of Study Three Miles Davis - All Blues · Jeff Buckley - Grace · Moby - Why does my he...
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90 nodesPeriods of Jazz History Early Jazz/New Orlean... · Swing/Big Band Era (1... · Bebop (1940-1955) · Cool Jazz (1949-1955) · Hard Bop (1951-1960) · Free Jazz/Avant Garde...
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90 nodesPeriods of Jazz History Early Jazz/New Orlean... · Swing/Big Band Era (1... · Bebop (1940-1955) · Cool Jazz (1949-1955) · Hard Bop (1951-1960) · Free Jazz/Avant Garde...
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75 nodesThe Origin of Jazz Important Musicians · History · Origin · Geography
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95 nodesJazz Common features · Big band and swing · Gypsy Jazz · Bepop · Cool Jazz · Free Jazz
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53 nodesJazz New Orleans Jazz · Big Band and Swing · BeBob · Stride Piano · Cool Jazz · Jazz Fusion
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82 nodesEarly Jazz to Swing (1910s - 1930s) WORK SONGS & FIELD HO... · PRECURSORS TO JAZZ · THE BLUES · RAGTIME · NEW ORLEANS · THE ORIGINAL DIXIELAN...
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30 nodes1_Jazz What Is Jazz and wher... · Dixieland Jazz · Instruments · How Is Jazz played? · Improvisation · How was Jazz taught?
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30 nodesJazz What Is Jazz and wher... · Dixieland Jazz · Instruments · How Is Jazz played? · Improvisation · How was Jazz taught?
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29 nodesJazz Sound/quality of vocal · Rhythm and phrasing o... · Use of dynamic · Techniques and stylis...
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72 nodesBlack and Tan fantasy Context · Rhythm and Metre · Texture · Structure and Tonality · Melody · Instrumentation
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9 nodesBlack And Tan Structure: Based on 1... · Tonality: Bars 1-12 =... · Harmony: 12 bar blues... · Texture: Mainly MDH. ... · Melody: First melody ... · Instuments: Jungle st...
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58 nodesBlues history · early acoustic blues · electric blues · Production · Rhythm and blues
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68 nodesFour by the Miles Davis Quintet Context · Instrumentation · Texture · Structure · Tonality · Harmony
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136 nodesAll Blues Context · Instrumentation · Structure and Form · Melody · Tonality and Harmony · Rhythm and Metre
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64 nodesJazz Swing (1930s) · Modern Jazz (1940s) · Early Jazz (1920s)
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106 nodesSoloists Hotter than that · KoKo · Boplicity
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50 nodesSwing, Big Band, and Film Music from 1920-1940 Music · Big Band: 1930's · Swing Era 1930-1940's · Film Music
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65 nodesJazz - 1920 to Present Day Cultural Factors · Influences on Jazz Music · Impact of Factors on ... · Approaches to Composi... · Features/Concepts Used
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90 nodesAll Blues Instrumentation · Structure · Melody · Harmony and Tonality · Rhythm, Metre & Tempo · Background
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43 nodesAll Blues by Miles Davis Instruments · All blues comes from ... · STRUCTURE · Melody · Rhythm, Metre and Tempo · Instrumental Techniques
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97 nodesBlues Music Personal and Cultural... · Aesthetics · Genre · Expression
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11 nodesUsing a Modal approach to Blues improvisation what progressions cou...
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55 nodesSwing and Bebop (1930s - 1940s) SWING · Bebop · Decline of BIG BANDs · Extension to `swing'
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30 nodesJazz What is Jazz? · From Keeping Time (19... · BLACKNESS OF EARLY JA... · Jazz as Change & Revo... · Jazz as a Method
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34 nodesJazz Geography · History · Social context · Cultural context · Economic context
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66 nodesJazz Traditional Jazz · Bebop · Cool Jazz · Free Jazz · Jazz Fusion · Vocal Jazz
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85 nodesAll Blues - Miles Davis Dynamics · Texture · Melody · Harmony/Tonality · Rhythm/Metre · Structure
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62 nodesAll Blues - Miles Davis Popular music in context Background information · Instrumentation · Structure · Melody · Harmony + tonality · Rhythm metre and tempo
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33 nodesKoko- Duke Ellington (Chicago, 1940, RCA V... · His Famous Orchestra ... · Duke Ellington Effect · Structure · Harmony and Tonality · Instrumental techniques
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About jazz and blues mind maps
GoConqr OriginalJazz and blues mind maps
These maps organize information around styles, performers and pieces. All Blues Miles Davis has branches for instrumentation, metre, rhythm, texture and other features. Boplicity lists instruments and musicians, while Armstrong looks at instrumentation and playing techniques.
Study with a map
Start with All Blues Miles Davis if you want to examine several features of one piece. Follow one branch at a time, then cover it and recall its main points. You can compare it with Miles Davis - All Blues, which also includes context and structure.
For a broader view, use Jazz to look at big band instruments and structure, or Blues to explore repeated chords and call and response. When you want to check your recall, switch to a quiz on the Jazz and Blues unit page. Flashcards offer another way to study terms and names. Pick a branch and see what you can remember.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Start with All Blues Miles Davis if you want to study a piece through branches on instrumentation, rhythm, structure and melody. For a wider look at a style, Jazz covers big band instruments and structure, while Blues introduces repeated chords and call and response.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, so their organization and level of detail vary. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes.
Which levels do these mind maps suit?
The collection includes secondary school and university-level material, with resources that mention GCSE Music and A-level Music. School students, university students and professional candidates can use the maps to study features of jazz and blues pieces. Teachers can also explore them for study material.