LEADING JAZZ PIANISTS OF THE BEBOP STYLE AND THE ROLE OF THEIR CREATIVITY IN THE MODERN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
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The article examines the contributions of leading bebop pianists – Tadd Dameron, Thelonious Monk, Al Haig, Bud Powell, and Duke Jordan – in shaping modern jazz thinking and teaching practice. The features of their piano language, harmonic complexity, rhythmic plasticity and linear improvisation are analyzed, as well as intersections of styles that reflect a continuous chain of jazz metamorphoses. It is shown that the study of these works contributes to the development of analytical thinking, a sense of form and the creative personality of the student.
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