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El Crítico Literario Saúl Yurkievich Decía Que Cortázar Escribía Como El crítico literario Saúl Yurkievich decía EXPOSICIÓN BIBLIOGRÁFICA que Cortázar escribía como improvi- Octubre Noviembre sando jazz; “La pasión de Cortázar por Diciembre esta música”, escribe José Luis Maire, GUÍA DE LECTURA 2014 “acabó moldeando su creación literaria, hasta el extremo de que su escritura, libre e improvisada, puede considerar- se como un reflejo de los elementos compositivos del jazz”. Julio Cortázar: o- “Creo que frente a ciertas situaci nes anímicas personales, la música es el único vehículo adecuado, las palabras son inútiles” En homenaje a Julio Cortázar en el centenario de su nacimiento, la Biblio- teca de El Coto hace una exposición con todos los fondos que tienen algo que ver con el jazz: mucha literatura, mucho cine y, para cuando “las pala- bras sean inútiles”, mucha música www.gijon.es/bibliotecas www.bibliotecaspublicas.es/redgijon/ RED MUNICIPAL DE BIBLIOTECAS FUNDACIÓN MUNICIPAL DE CULTURA, EDUCACIÓN Y UNIVERSIDAD POPULAR AYUNTAMIENTO DE GIJÓN Red Municipal de Bibliotecas Guía de Lectura D.L. AS-3980-89 Biblioteca CMI EL COTO 12 1 Mi jazz, tu jazz, el jazz Charlie Parker BELÉN ÁLVAREZ GARCÍA Fundación Municipal de Cultura, Educación y Uni- versidad Popular (2005) 78 ALV Apodado Bird, está considerado como el mejor saxofonista de la historia, siendo una de las figuras Miles Davis y Kind of blue: la creación de claves en la evolución del jazz y una obra maestra uno de sus artistas más ASHLEY KAHN legendarios y admirados. Alba Editorial 78 DAV Miles y yo QUINCY TROUPE Django Reinhardt Circe (2001) 78 DAV Se trata del primer músico de jazz originario de Europa que Duke Ellington ejerció una influencia similar a la JAMES LINCOLN COLLIER de los grandes artistas Javier Vergara (1990) 78 ELL estadounidenses. Su música es el resultado de la fusión entre el swing y la tradición musical gitana Duke Ellington : la música es mi amante del este europeo. EDWARD KENNEY ELLINGTON Global Rhythm Press (2009) 78 ELL All what jazz : escritos sobre jazz, 1961-1971 Max Roach PHILIP LARKIN Paidós, 2004 78 LAR Roach formó parte del histórico quinteto que Parker y Gillespie, Historia de la música negra norteamericana formaron junto al propio Max EILEEN SOUTHERN Roach, y a los excepcionales Akal (2001) 78 SOU Bad Powel, y Charlie Mingus. Los grandes creadores del jazz GÉRALD ARNAUD, JACQUES CHESNEL Ediciones del Prado (1993) 785 ARN Thelonious Monk Diccionario del jazz PHILIPPE CARLES, ANDRÉ CLERGEAT, JEAN-LOUIS Comenzó a tocar el piano a la COMOLLI edad de seis años, y, aunque recibió alguna educación musical, Anaya & Mario Muchnik (1995) 785 CAR fue esencialmente un autodidacta. Grandes mitos del Jazz: : una historia en imágenes : 1900-2000 DAVE GELLY Libsa (2004) 785 GEL Fats Waller Guía universal del jazz moderno Sus inicios musicales se desarro- JUAN GINER, JOAN SARDÁ, ENRIC VÁZQUEZ llaron tocando en la orquesta de Ma non troppo (2006) 785 GIN su escuela y acompañando al piano los espirituales del coro de su madre el domingo en la iglesia. Chick Webb Trabajó de niño repartidor de periódicos pudiendo ahorrar el dinero suficiente para comprarse sus primeros tambores. A los 11 años ya tocaba a nivel profesio- nal. 2 11 Herbie Hancock Excepto free jazz, ha tocado prácticamente todos los estilos jazzísticos surgidos tras el bebop: hard bop, fusión, jazz modal, funk jazz, jazz electrónico, etc Fletcher Henderson El Gran Jazz (5 vol.) JUAN CLAUDIO CIFUENTES “CIFU” Del Prado (1995) 785 GRA Fue un músico clave para el desarrollo de la “big band”. En 1920, fue rechazado para trabajar Escritos sobre jazz como químico por ser de raza BORIS VIAN negra, así que consiguió trabajo como músico en un barco del río Grech (1984) 785 VIA Hudson. Calle 54 FERNANDO TRUEBA Y NAT CHEDIAK Sociedad General de Autores y Editores (2000) Keith Jarrett 791 P CAL Se trata de uno de los maestros Pero Hermoso, un libro de jazz del jazz de vanguardia, cuya GEOFF DYER producción más sobresaliente es Amaranto (1997) 820-3 DYE una serie de piezas improvisadas grabadas en directo en Colonia, París, Milán, Viena, Tokio y otras Jazz ciudades. TONI MORRISON Plaza & Janés (1996) 820-3 MOR Abbey Lincoln Una noche en el Club CHRISTIAN GAILLY Fuertemente influenciada por Anagrama (2004) 840-3 GAI Billie Holiday, Lincoln dramatiza sus interpretaciones al estar La espuma de los días siempre muy pendiente del BORIS VIAN significado y sentimiento de las Cátedra (2000) 840-3 VIA letras que canta. El perseguidor JULIO CORTÁZAR Jimmie Lunceford Bruguera (1980) 860 (8.03)-3 COR Su orquesta, en la segunda Rayuela mitad de los años treinta, JULIO CORTÁZAR consiguió situarse en el triunvirato de las mejores Alfaguara (2013) 860 (8.03)-3 COR formaciones de su época junto a las de Count Basie y Duke Al sur de la frontera, al oeste del sol Ellington. HARUKI MURAKAMI Tusquets (2008) 895-3 MUR Tokio blues HARUKI MURAKAMI Jelly Roll Morton Tusquets (2005) 895-3 MUR Se le considera el primer compositor de jazz propiamente El invierno en Lisboa dicho y él mismo, en su ANTONIO MUÑOZ MOLINA tendencia a autopublicitarse, se Seix Barral (2010) LG NOVELA MUÑ denominó como el creador del jazz. 10 3 Sidney Bechet Músico, compositor e intérprete de clarinete y saxofón soprano. Se inició con el clarinete a los 6 años de edad, siendo señalado por sus contemporáneos como un niño prodigio en aquel instrumento. Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers El blues de la ciudad inverosímil ANDREU MARTÍN Uno de los más grandes bater- Edebé (2009) NEGRA MAR ías que ha dado el jazz. Lideró varios grupos, entre los que Blues para Charlie Darwin destaca el quinteto Jazz Messengers NAT HENTOFF Versal (1987) NEGRA HEN Jazz en el despacho de Hitler John Coltrane PLÀCID GARCÍA-PLANAS Península (2010) CRÓNICAS GAR Incorpora a su música el interés por folklores ajenos a la tradición europea: el flamenco (Olé Coltrane), la música y ritmos africanos (Dahomey Dance, África) la música india (Aisha) etc. Sección juvenil Eddie Condon Louis Armstrong : potato head blues MIQUEL JURADO Y ARTUR LAPERTA No sabía leer partituras, pero Discmedi (2009) BLANCO 78 ARM tenía un oído muy fino y domina- ba el banjo y la guitarra tenor de El jazz y su historia cuatro cuerdas. GIUSEPPE VIGNA Malsinet Editor (2006) BLANCO 78 VIG Miles Davis : A trumpet vs. darkness MIQUEL JURADO Y MARTÍN PARDO Johnny Dodds Editorial (año edición) ROJO COMIC JUR Destacado intérprete de blues, era un magnífico improvisador colectivo, maestro en el contra- punto a la trompeta y al trombón. Tommy Dorsey Por los pupitres de su orquesta pasaron infinidad de grandes músicos, arreglistas y cantantes entre los que destacó sin duda, Frank Sinatra 4 9 Los orígenes del jazz: New Orleans 1918-29 EL JAZZ EN EL CINE JIMMIE NOONE'S APEX CLUB ORCHESTRA, MONK HAZEL & HIS BIENVILLE ROOF ORCHESTRA, LOUIS DUMAINE'S JAZZOLA EIGHT, JOHNNY DODD'S BLACK BOTTOM Los fabulosos Baker boys STOMPERS…… DIRECCIÓN: STEVE KLOVES, 1989 31 ORI Int.: Jeff Bridges, Michelle Pfeiffer, Beau Bridges CINE DRAMÁTICO KLO CHARLIE PARKER - "Now's the time" Rebelde sin causa - Bird's best bop DIRECCIÓN: NICHOLAS RAY, 1955 31 PAR Int.: James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo CINE DRAMÁTICO RAY DJANGO REINHARDT - Crazy Rhythm : 1934-53 All that jazz - Retrospective : 1934-53 DIRECCIÓN: BOB FOSSE, 1979 31 REI Int.: Roy Scheider, Jessica Lange, Ann Reinking CINE MUSICAL FOS MAX ROACH - Crackle hut Cotton Club 31 ROA DIRECCIÓN: FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA, 1984 Int.: Richard Gere, Nicolas Cage, Bob Hoskins CINE NEGRO COP THE THELONIOUS MONK QUARTET - Life al the Five Spot Discovery! El golpe 31 THE DIRECCIÓN: GEORGE ROY HILL, 1973 Verve Remixed 2 Int.: Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Robert Shaw CINE NEGRO HIL DIZZY GILLESPIE, NINA SIMONE, SARAH VAUGHAN, OSCAR BROWN JR, ELLA FITZGERALD, ARCHIE SHEPP, Tener y no tener ELLA FITZGERALD, RAMSEY LEWIS, CAL TJADER, WILLIE DIRECCIÓN: HOWARD HAWKS, 1944 BOBO, BETTY CARTER, HUGH MASEKELA, ASTRUD Int.: Humphrey Bogart, Walter Brennan, Lauren GILBERTO … Bacall 31 VER CINE SUSPENSE HAW FATS WALLER La ventana indiscreta - Your feet's too big 31 WAL DIRECCIÓN: ALFRED HITCHCOCK, 1954 Int.: Grace Kelly, James Stewart, Georgine Darcy ABC of the Blues: The ultimate coleection CINE SUSPENSE HIT from the delta to the big cities (52 discos) 32 ABC Lady sings the blues NORAH JONES, RANDY CRAWFORD, ARETA FRANKLIN, DUSTY SPRINGFIELD, ETTA JAMES, ELLA FITGERALD, BILLIE HOLIDAY, DINAH WASHINGTON, DIONNE WARWICK, NANCY WILSON, JUNE CHRISTY….. 32 LAD BESSIE SMITH - Young woman's blues 32 SMI Calle 54 PAQUITO D'RIVERA, ELIANE ELÍAS, CHANO DOMÍNGUEZ, JERRY GONZÁLEZ, MICHEL CAMILO, GARO BARBIERI, TITO PUENTE, CHUCHO VALDÉS, CHICO O'FARRILL… 5 CAL The Cotton Club: original music composed and conducted by John Barry 5 COT The Jazz Singer NEIL DIAMOND 5 JAZ Acordes y desacuerdos: music arranged & conducted by Dick Hyman 5 SWI 8 5 Y ahora….. a escuchar la música 100 hits of the 40's TOMMY DORSEY, STEPHANE GRAPELLÍ, CHARLIE PARKER ELLA FITZGERALD 21 CIE - 100 chansons - Ella and Louis again LOUIS ARMSTRONG - Jukebox Ella - Louis and the good book - Louis Armstrong meets Oscar Peterson 31 FIT - Louis Armstrong y los All Stars en el Symphony Hall DIZZY GILLESPIE - Satch plays fats - A night in Tunisia - The silver collection - La gran orquesta 31 ARM - Talkin' verve 31 GIL SIDNEY BECHET - Winin' boy blues BENNY GOODMAN 31 BEC - Carnegie Hall Concert (part 2) 31 GOO ART BLAKEY HERBIE HANCOCK - Buttercorn lady - The complete blue note sixties sessions - Moanin' 31 HAN - The summit 31 BLA FLETCHER HENDERSON - Sugar foot stomp THE BLUE NOTE YEARS, 5 : THE AVANT GARDE : 1963- 31 HEN 1967 ORNETTE COLEMAN, DON CHERRY, LARRY YOUNG … KEITH JARRETT Capitol Records (1998) - The Köln concert 31 BLU 31 JAR JOHN COLTRANE - A love supreme Jazzactuel - Ascension SUNNY MURRAY, ARCHIE SHEPP, DAEVID ALLEN, SONNY - Intesertellar space SHARROCK, GRACHAN MONCUR III, CLIFFORD THORNTON - Mr.
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