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"...comprising over sixteen hundred photographs of celebrated jazz artists, documents the jazz scene from 1938 to 1948, primarily in New York City and Washington, D.C."

"The International Jazz Collections was formally established at the University of Idaho in 2000, featuring papers and photographs of the legendary Lionel Hampton. The IJC merged into the Special Collections & Archives of the UI Library in 2007, and is now the preeminent jazz archive in the Pacific Northwest."

"...the largest portal for the official websites of hundreds of jazz musicians and organizations...Features on JazzCorner.com include: the JazzCorner Jukebox where you can stream hundreds of free tunes from musicians that are part of JazzCorner.com. We are also a Google news aggregator. "

Contains sections on general information and history, discographies, education and learning aids, jazz radio, and NJ-NYC festivals, venues, and organizations, and webzines.

"An overview of early jazz from the 1800s to about 1930. It covers links to many early jazz musicians' sites; some images from the period; a short guide to the history of jazz; a bibliography, which links to an online bookshop; a timeline; fun facts, which includes definitions of the word jazz; and jazz quizzes." (from www.intute.ac.uk)

"We have selected a wide range of digital resources - journal articles, book chapters, magazines, teaching materials, talks, internet links, and performances - to represent the diversity and innovation in jazz studies. Some of the themes explored here are the impact of jazz on modern art, on cultural and social struggles, and on any field of human interaction that may involve improvisation."

Covers all aspects of jazz improvisation, from jazz history, covering big band jazz, bebop, free jazz and fusion, to music theory, composition and practical advice on performance.