Progressive Jazz Series; The original recording arrangements used by the Stan Kenton Orchestra

Noss, Luther; Kenton, Stan

doi:10.2307/890469

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DOI: 10.2307/890469

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Progressive Jazz Series; The original recording arrangements used by the Stan Kenton Orchestra

Luther Noss¹,

Stan Kenton²

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“…In 1948 Notes published a brief, enthusiastic review of six scores of arrangements by Stan Kenton and Pete Rugolo (Noss, 1948). Jazz as notated music was largely ignored during these years, however, both in the library literature and, with a handful of exceptions, in libraries themselves (Bouchard, 1999;Bradley and Coover, 2000).…”

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Purpose -This article aims to introduces generalist librarians who have music among their subject responsibilities to jazz fake-books as a library resource. Design/methodology/approach -The article begins with a review of jazz as a subject in the professional literature of both librarianship and music education. The second section discusses the origin and history of fake-books, while the third offers suggested selection criteria. This is followed by a bibliography of recommended fake-books, all of which were in print at the time of writing, along with information to facilitate the acquisition process. Findings -Although fake-books in electronic form have become available in recent years, they require an investment in both hardware and software on the purchaser's part. They also carry end-user licensing agreements that make them impractical as library purchases. Print fake-books remain a worthwhile area of study for collection development librarians. Originality/value -In preparing this article the author discovered that jazz as printed music has been largely ignored in library literature, and has been treated only occasionally in scholarly literature in general.

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Progressive Jazz Series; The original recording arrangements used by the Stan Kenton Orchestra

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