bebop

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Bebop is a fast-paced, harmonically complex style of modern jazz that emerged in the 1940s, characterized by intricate improvisation and pioneered by musicians like Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf jazz style
modern jazz
music genre
alsoKnownAs bop
associatedCommunity African-American musicians
associatedLocation 52nd Street, Manhattan NERFINISHED
associatedMovement modernism in jazz
characteristic asymmetric phrasing
complex harmony
complex melodies
de-emphasis of danceability
emphasis on improvisation
extended chord progressions
fast tempo
intricate improvisation
rapid chord changes
small-group performance
syncopated rhythms
use of altered chords
use of upper chord extensions
virtuosic technique
culturalOrigin 1940s
Harlem NERFINISHED
New York City NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
derivative contemporary jazz improvisation
cool jazz
free jazz
hard bop
jazz fusion
modal jazz
modern jazz guitar
neo-bop
post-bop
developedFrom after-hours clubs
jam sessions
emphasis artistic complexity
individual expression
listening-oriented performance
genreOf jazz
historicalPeriod World War II era NERFINISHED
late 1940s
mid-1940s
influenced Western art music
contemporary classical composition
improvisation pedagogy
jazz education
popular music harmony
notableVenue Minton's Playhouse NERFINISHED
Monroe's Uptown House NERFINISHED
opposedTo commercial swing
dance-oriented big band music
pioneer Bud Powell NERFINISHED
Charlie Christian NERFINISHED
Charlie Parker NERFINISHED
Dexter Gordon NERFINISHED
Dizzy Gillespie NERFINISHED
Fats Navarro NERFINISHED
Kenny Clarke NERFINISHED
Max Roach NERFINISHED
Miles Davis NERFINISHED
Tadd Dameron NERFINISHED
Thelonious Monk NERFINISHED
stylisticOrigin Afro-Cuban music
big band jazz
blues
gospel music
swing
typicalEnsemble quartet
quintet
small combo
typicalInstrument double bass
drum kit
guitar
piano
saxophone
trumpet

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Yardbird movement bebop
subject surface form: Charlie Parker
Dexter Gordon movement bebop