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Alfred V. Frankenstein's classic history of jazz and its evolution in the early decades of the 20th century is both a thoughtful analysis of the cultural and musical trends of the time and a passionate celebration of one of America's most original and enduring art forms. His insights into the social and political forces that shaped the music and the musicians who made it are both insightful and engaging, and his writing style is accessible and...

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SYNCOPATING SAXOPHONES BY ALFRED V. FRANKENSTEIN CHICAGO, ROBERT O. BALLOU, 1925 To the memory of Joseph Schreurs for thirty years first clarinetist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, my first real teacher, and the man who opened my eyes to what music really is. INTRODUCTION IN THE beginning is the fact. After the fact come the theorists who explain that fact. The theory crystallizes into a law, and its exposi tors constitute themselves a cour...