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Jazz, Blues, and Spirituals: The Origins and Spirituality of Black Music in the United States, New Edition

Rookmaaker, Hans


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At a time when many white Europeans and Americans dismissed the artistry of African-American music, Dutch art professor Hans Rookmaaker wrote in praise of its merits. This musical history explores the development of jazz, blues, spirituals, and gospel music from its earliest days until the 1950s—describing, as Dr. Rookmaaker understood them, the origins, rationale, and interplay of diverse new genres.

This new edition features a preface by William Edgar, an accomplished jazz pianist and a professor at Westminster Seminary.


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  • Cover Type
    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9781629956732
  • Page Count
    248
  • Publisher
    P & R Publishing
  • Publication Date
    February 2020

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About the Author

Hans Rookmaaker (1922–1977) was a notable Dutch professor and author, writing on art theory, music, philosophy, religion, and other topics.
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Jazz, Blues, and Spirituals: The Origins and Spirituality of Black Music in the United States, New Edition

$15.27 $19.99

At a time when many white Europeans and Americans dismissed the artistry of African-American music, Dutch art professor Hans Rookmaaker wrote in praise of its merits. This musical history explores the development of jazz, blues, spirituals, and gospel music from its earliest days until the 1950s—describing, as Dr. Rookmaaker understood them, the origins, rationale, and interplay of diverse new genres.

This new edition features a preface by William Edgar, an accomplished jazz pianist and a professor at Westminster Seminary.

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