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hard bop

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hard bop
n
(Music) a form of jazz originating in the late 1950s that is rhythmically less complex than bop


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Byline: The Register-Guard FUNKY SOUL, HARD BOP Eugene saxophonist Carl Woideck and his Jazz Heritage Project pay tribute to pianist Horace Silver (above) in a concert at 7:30 p.
It was the cue for the hard bop or jazz soul era, in which things got downright funky.
Whether playing clarinet or any one of his beloved saxophone family, this breezily deadpanning Londoner is guaranteed to play with verve and accuracy, masterfully traversing all modes, from delicately trinkling ballads to hard bop torrents.
 
 
 
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