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Christopher Wilkinson Books
This author specializes in the history of African-American music, with a particular focus on jazz, and the history of art music from a multicultural perspective. Their work explores the rich and diverse musical traditions that have shaped the American musical landscape. They analyze styles, themes, and historical contexts to offer readers a deeper understanding of these influential genres. Their approach emphasizes the connections and interplays between various musical cultures.






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The Sketchbooks of Chris Wilkinson
- 143 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Covering every stage of the design process, this book features working drawings of a architect and also includes sketches from structures for the London Olympics to the restoration and reconstruction of the three Grade II listed gas holders in Kings Cross, London - as well as a gazetteer with photographs of the final projects.
Jazz on the Road
- 279 pages
- 10 hours of reading
An exploration of the life and music of Don Albert, a jazz musician born in New Orleans in 1908. In addition to providing an account of the daily life of working musicians on the road, this book examines how the issue of race influenced Albert's life, as well as the music of the era.
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Big Band Jazz in Black West Virginia, 1930 1942
- 214 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Exploring the vibrant intersection of jazz and coal towns during the Great Depression, this book highlights the impact of legendary musicians who brought joy and resilience to struggling communities. Through captivating narratives, it reveals how these artists not only entertained but also uplifted spirits, fostering a sense of hope amidst economic hardship. The study delves into the cultural significance of jazz in this historical context, showcasing the power of music to unite and inspire.