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Jazz Poems

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

11.04.2006

Herausgeber

Kevin Young

Verlag

KNOPF

Seitenzahl

256

Maße (L/B/H)

16,5/11,4/2 cm

Gewicht

240 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4000-4251-7

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

11.04.2006

Herausgeber

Kevin Young

Verlag

KNOPF

Seitenzahl

256

Maße (L/B/H)

16,5/11,4/2 cm

Gewicht

240 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4000-4251-7

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

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  • Foreword

    VAMPING (Early Jazz Poems)

    LANGSTON HUGHES
    Jazzonia
    Jazz Band in a Parisian Cabaret
    The Cat and the Saxophone (2 a.m.)
    Trumpet Player

    CARL SANDBURG
    Jazz Fantasia

    HELENE JOHNSON
    Poem

    VACHEL LINDSAY
    The Jazz of This Hotel

    E. E. CUMMINGS
    “god pity me whom (god distinctly has)”

    WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS
    Ol’ Bunk’s Band

    STERLING A. BROWN
    Cabaret

    MAXWELL BODENHEIM
    Bringing Jazz

    MURIEL RUKEYSER
    Homage to Literature

    FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS
    Jazz Band

    GWENDOLYN BROOKS
    We Real Cool

    SWINGING (Jazz Origins, New Orleans & Ellingtonia)

    ROBERT SARGENT
    Touching the Past

    WILLIAM MATTHEWS
    The Buddy Bolden Cylinder

    LUCIEN QUINCY
    In Praise of Buddy Bolden

    ANDY RAZAF
    Black and Blue (What Did I Do to Be So Black and Blue?)

    ERNST MOERMAN
    Louis Armstrong

    A. B. SPELLMAN
    “Jelly wrote”

    HAYDEN CARRUTH
    The Fantastic Names of Jazz

    PHILIP LARKIN
    For Sidney Bechet

    DANA GIOIA
    Bix Beiderbecke (1903–1931)

    HAYDEN CARRUTH
    “Sure,” said Benny Goodman

    JAYNE CORTZ
    Rose Solitude

    BILLY STRAYHORN
    Lush Life

    ELIZABETH ALEXANDER
    Billy Strayhorn Writes “Lush Life”
    Four Bongos: Take a Train

    CLARENCE MAJOR
    The Syncopated Cakewalk

    NTOZAKE SHANGE
    Mood Indigo

    BOP (Bird & Beyond)

    BOB KAUFMAN
    War Memoir
    Walking Parker Home
    Crootey Songo

    STERLING D. PLUMPP
    Eleven from Velvet Bebop Kente Cloth

    WARING CUNEY
    Charles Parker, 1920–1955

    DAVID LEHMAN
    May 12

    OWEN DODSON
    Yardbird’s Skull (for Charlie Parker)

    ROBERT CREELY
    Chasing the Bird

    CATHERINE BOWMAN
    Charlie Parker Birthday Celebration, Tompkins Square Park

    DIONISIO D. MARTINEZ
    Charlie Parker: Almost Like Being in Love

    KING PLEASURE (CLARENCE PETERS)
    Parker’s Mood

    ROBERT PINSKY
    Victrola

    LAWSON FUSAO INADA
    Filling the Gap

    HORN SECTION

    FRANK LONDON
    Jazz

    TED JOANS
    Jazz Is My Religion
    Lester Young

    TED BERRIGAN
    String of Pearls

    AMIRI BARAKA (LEROI JONES)
    Pres Spoke in a Language

    AL YOUNG
    Prez in Paris, 1959

    FRANK O'HARA
    Personal Poem

    GREGORY CORSO
    For Miles

    DARRELL BURTON
    Blue in Green

    PATRICIA SPEARS JONES
    The Blues of This Day

    KYLE DARGAN
    Melody Forensic

    MARK DOTY
    Almost Blue

    EDWARD HIRSCH
    Art Pepper

    QUINCY TROUPE
    Snake-Back Solo

    CHARLES WRIGHT
    Body and Soul II

    PAUL BLACKBURN
    Listening to Sonny Rollins at the Five Spot

    YUSEF KOMUNYAKAA
    February in Sydney

    SHEETS OF SOUND (Coltrane & Co.)

    A. B. SPELLMAN
    John Coltrane

    MICHAEL S. HARPER
    Dear John, Dear Coltrane
    Here Where Coltrane Is
    Reuben, Reuben

    JEAN VALENTINE
    Coltrane, Syeeda’s Song Flute

    MATTHEW GRAHAM
    After the War; When Coltrane Only Wanted to Play Dance Tunes

    CORNELIUS EADY
    Alabama, c. 1963: A Ballad by John Coltrane
    William Carlos Williams

    SEAN SINGER
    Photo of John Coltrane, 1963

    CALVIN HERNTON
    Fall Down

    ETHERIDGE KNIGHT
    For Eric Dolphy

    HAKI MADHUBUTI (DON LEE)
    Don’t Cry, Scream

    AMIRI BARKA (LEROI JONES)
    Am/Trak

    KAMAU BRATHWAITE
    Trane

    WILLIAM MATTHEWS
    Blues for John Coltrane, Dead at 41

    PHILIP LEVINE
    Soloing

    NATHANIEL MACKEY
    “John Coltrane Arrived with an Egyptian Lady”

    RHYTHM SECTION

     ANGELA BALL
    Jazz

    WILLIAM MATTHEWS
    Mingus at the Showplace
    Bud Powell, Paris, 1959

    PAUL ZIMMER
    One O’Clock Jump

    KEORAPETSE KGOSITSILE
    For Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers

    MARTÍN ESPADA
    Shaking Hands with Mongo

    YUSEF KOMUNYAKAA
    Copacetic Mingus
    Elegy for Thelonious

    CHARLES SIMIC
    Crepuscule with Nellie

    BILLY COLLINS
    Snow

    WILLIAM CORBETT
    Thelonious Sphere Monk

    LAWSON FUSAO INADA
    Listening Images

    AL YOUNG
    Ruby My Dear

    FREE JAZZ

    JOHN KEENE
    Dark to Themselves

    MAJOR JACKSON
    Leaving Saturn

    THULANI DAVIS
    C.T.’s Variation

    KENNETH REXROTH
    from Written to Music

    HARRYETTE MULLEN
    Music for Homemade Instruments

    N. H. PRITCHARD
    Gyre’s Galax

    AMIRI BARAKA (LEROI JONES)
    Epistrophe

    MUTING ( for Billie Holiday)

    LANGSTON HUGHES
    Song for Billie Holiday

    LEWIS ALLEN
    Strange Fruit

    BILLIE HOLIDAY and ARTHUR HERZOG, JR.
    God Bless the Child

    KEVIN YOUNG
    Stardust

    C. D. WRIGHT
    The Secret Life of Musical Instruments

    TERRANCE HAYES
    Lady Sings the Blues

    TONY HOAGLAND
    Poem in Which I Make the Mistake of Comparing Billie Holiday to a Cosmic Washerwoman

    SONIA SANCHEZ
    For Our Lady

    JANET M. CHOI
    What I’m Wild For

    FRANK O'HARA
    The Day Lady Died

    RITA DOVE
    Canary

    LAWON FUSAO INADA
    The Journey

    List of Authors
    Acknowledgments