A ten-part series spans 1,200 minutes, detailing the evolution of jazz and the artists who created it in real time.
Synopsis
A ten-part series spans 1,200 minutes, detailing the evolution of jazz and the artists who created it in real time.
Synopsis
Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington shaped jazz music during the 20th century. This ten-part series presents their stories and those of other influential musicians in America’s jazz scene. It covers the evolution of jazz from its roots to the present, encompassing different styles and significant events. The program spans 1200 minutes and features contributions from notable figures who created music in real-time. It reflects the historical context of a country deeply intertwined with its musical legacy.
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Why Watch
- Meet legendary jazz musicians and their stories.
- Find out how jazz transformed American culture.
- See the spontaneous creation of music in action.
Did You Know
- The series consists of ten parts, totaling 1200 minutes.
- Jazz is described as America's greatest original art form.
- The documentary features both men and women who created music on the spot.
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What year was the documentary Jazz released?
Jazz was released in 2001.
How long is the duration of the Jazz documentary series?
The duration of the Jazz documentary series is 1200 minutes.
Which countries produced the Jazz documentary?
The Jazz documentary was produced in the United Kingdom and the United States of America.
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