#28- How to Listen to Jazz
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Scott, Karl, and Trent introduce us to one of America\'s premier art forms\\u2014 jazz. To better understand this music genre, the trio listens to the Clifford Brown and Max Roach album Study in Brown.\\xa0
Jazz is a language on its own: it\'s explorative, improvisational, and an aesthetic experience. "Brilliant, beautiful things can come out of the danger of the improvisational style," Karl says.\\xa0\\xa0
Scott adds, "It\'s musical dialectic. When you listen to jazz, you have to listen to everything everyone is doing for what it is and realize everyone is making a choice for a particular reason at that time."\\xa0\\xa0
Through careful listening, one can demystify the intricacies and marvels of this musical form. Tune in and get primed on jazz appreciation, brought to you by onlinegreatbooks.com.\\xa0
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