What is another word for be-bop?
Pronunciation:
[ biːbˈɒp], [ biːbˈɒp], [ b_iː_b_ˈɒ_p]
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n.
• jazz (noun) • music (noun)Other synonyms:
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How to use "Be-bop" in context?
The be-bop era was a time of great change and innovation in jazz, drawing on a wide variety of rhythms from around the world. Be-bop was characterized by a fast tempo, complex rhythms, and improvisation. The be-bop movement began in the early 1940s, but didn't become widespread until after World War II. The main contributors to the be-bop style were Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, and Charlie Parker. Be-bop is still considered an important part of jazz today.
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