This Is How We Flow
Rhythm in Black Cultures
by Angela M. S. Nelson
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This Is How We Flow: Rhythm in Black Cultures
June 1999, University of South Carolina Press
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"The evolution of forces and patterns giving rise to syncretic cultural forms such as jazz is not merely a mechanically occurring result of, for example, European musical styles and techniques being mastered and infused with African and African American elements by musicians such as Scott Joplin, King Oliver, Fletcher Henderson, Coleman Hawkins, Charlie Parker, and others whose innovations are then "quoted" and incorporated into the eclectic styles of other black and white composers, arrangers, and musicians."
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