From Dixieland to Nu Jazz : talking about jazz musicians, concerts, theory, learning and playing.

Jazz is the only music in the Western world in which the most risk yields the greatest results.

Keith Jarrett

Useful Posts

• New to jazz? Start here
• A primer to Early Jazz
• List of contemporary jazz artists
• Where can I listen on the net?
• Essential Jazz albums
• Essential Albums 1970-Present
• The Jazz Scene In…
• Quiet rainydays songs

Posting Guidelines

• No memes, advice animals, or rage comics.
• No bandwaggoning ("[fixed]", "no, this is the ..."); post in the original thread.
• No pictures of text.
• Don't put your whole collection, that's useless to the discussion.

Posts that don't follow them will be removed. However they're welcome in /r/Musicpics.

• Album cover are ok, however get the conversation started !

• Artist - Title title for the submissions.

• Avoid generic titles ("Best ever !" ...)

• Reddit Comment Formatting

Community

• IRC Chat : #reddit-music on irc.freenode.net
  
• r/Jazz Playlister All the tunes here non stop.
• r/Jazz TV
  

Related Subreddits

Genre

• /r/Bebop
• /r/DarkJazz
• /r/ModernJazz
• /r/Soul
• /r/Soulies
• /r/FunkSouMusic
• /r/gypsyjazz
• /r/japanesejazz
• /r/jazzfunk
• /r/freejazz
• /r/Irishmusic
• /r/balkanbrass
• /r/balkanmusic
• /r/klezmer
• /r/SoundsVintage
• /r/Music
  

Instruments

• /r/saxophonics
• /r/Trumpet
• /r/Sliphorn
• /r/Piano
• /r/Guitar
• /r/ukulele
• /r/doublebass
• /r/hammondorgan
• /r/vibraphone

Misc

• /r/Woodshed (all about improv)
• /r/musictheory

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