Ensemble Stop-Time Program
The Stop-Time Device: Jazz Development (1906–1999)
King Porter Stomp Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton
Original piano composition (1906 recording)
New Orleans/Chicago Style Jazz (in the style of Louis Armstrong)
New York Style Jazz/Swing (in the style of Fletcher Henderson)
Late Swing (in the style of Teddy Hill)
"Bopesque"T. S. Galloway (b. 1948)
Modern Jazz (in the style of Gil Evans)
Avant-Garde (in the style of the AACM)T. S. Galloway
Black Music Forms in the United States (19th century–2000)
Weatherbird (1923) King Oliver (1885-1938)
As performed by Joe "King" Oliver and Louis Armstrong
Main Stem (1942) Duke Ellington (1899-1974)
Concerto for Cootie (1940) Duke Ellington
I've Been 'Buked (Negro spiritual, late 19th century) Traditional
The St. Louis Blues (blues, 1914) W. C. Handy (1873-1958)
Search Me, Lord (gospel song, 1948) Thomas A. Dorsey (1899-1993)
The Bo Diddley (R&B, 1955) Bo Diddley (b. 1928)
What'd I Say (R&B/soul, 1959) Ray Charles
Shining Star (soul, 1975) White/Bailey/Dunn
As performed by Earth, Wind, and Fire
The Message (rap, 1982) Grandmaster Flash (Joseph Saddler, b. 1958)
Stretch (1998) Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson (1937-2004)