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Jazz International: Part 1
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Jazz was the first American music to be embraced and copied around the world. Its infectious swing and message of democracy between musicians rang a bell from Scotland to Japan.
Steve Allen
composer / conductor1921 - 2000
Dave Brubeck
piano1920 - 2012
Alan Raph
trombone
Ignacio Berroa
drumsEiji Kitamura
b.1929
Toshiko Akiyoshi
pianob.1929
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