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Music - Music in New York

Music in New York

  • Music in historycal facts

  • In the first 100 years after the establishment of new york no music was popular

  • Maybe Church service were with music

  • 1742 the first Organ was in NY

  • 21.01.1736 was the first publicly concert 11318kbo73dxn7d

  • songs were with Harpsichord, Flute, Violin

  • 1750 the first Opera in the Nassau Street

  • 1753 the first Choral in the Trinity Church

  • 1825 italian and german Operas in Original for example Rossini and Mozart bx318k1173dxxn

Musical

  • in the middle of the 19 century H.F. Gilbert und Sullivans Operettas on the Broadway

  • very popular

  • since 1890 „Musical Comedy“ was more popular

  • in the theatres on the broadway came a more standardizes musical

  • songs of these Dramatic work became hits in the USA

  • works from european Composers ,for example VERMON DUKE were very popular

  • in the early 20 century these composers made the big part of the entertainment music

  • durch Zusammenarbeit von R.Rogers und Osacr Hammerskin II entstand nach dem zweiten Weltkrieg eine Reihe von Musicals

  • for example Oklahoma, The King and other

  • after 1950 the musicals became a denser concentration

  • by arising COUNTRYMUSIC, RAP, Rock'n'Roll determined musical no longer the American music scene

  • Musicals were no longer popular,cause of the cinema and the tv

  • Musicals became more expensive

  • Some rescued them selves onto the Broadway

  • Since 1980 american Musicals were displaced by british ones

Jazz

  • In the 20th century most of the black population lived in Harlem

  • Black Artists and composers were used increase the musical productions

  • Since 1925 center for Jazz Music

  • Harry Pac founded the BLACK SWAM CORPORATION in 1921

  • First afro-american Music-Label

  • There were white Jazz-Musicians,too

  • These were most in Radio or Music-Studios

  • Activists in the white scene were JimmyyDorsey,Dummy Godmun,Glen Miller

  • Most popular black Orchestra was the band of the pianoplayer Fletcher henderson, these brought 1924 LOUIS ARMSTRONG to NY

  • Black artists played mostly in the Colton Clib

  • Colton Club wanted to bring an expressure of the black exotic culture to the guests

  • Black peoples as guest were reluctantly seen

  • 1930 was a meeting of these artists

  • 1930 there was Splitting of the Jazzscene

  • one part were bigbands in big clubs, the other part were little artists playing in little nightclubs

  • 1950 there was a cabarett law

  • Licenses for Live music were assigned only under certain conditions

  • Now only little bands with Retort bass and piano were playing

Rap and pop-musc

  • Songwriter such as Doc Pomus, Jerry Lieber and so on created hits, those were important. for the Charts of the Popmusik

  • These animated folkmusic to new success

RAP

  • resulted from that meet one another several ethnical groups

  • it was inventet at streetparties in the south bronx

  • the big part of the afroamerican and hispanic population and immigrants from the carribean islands lived there

  • rap is from the technic of the rapping

  • diskjokeys put records with funk and discomusic on

  • and played only the danceable rhytmic parts ab

  • they moved the turntable neel from one part of the record to antoher on

  • or they switched fromm one turntable to a second one

  • these and other ones invented the rhytmic Speech singing with heavy social critic lyrics

  • 1981 the Sugarhill Gang (a NY-Rapper-Group) brought their first record on the market

  • then more and more records were on the market, the most popular one wa GRANDMASTER FLASH (jetzt das Tape an)

  • NY is untill now the centre of RAP on tha Estcoast