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However, most of the great recordings of the 1920s were made in a northern city which gives its name to the two dominant jazz genres of that decade. It is important that students are able to meet with their scene partner at least once a week outside class for improvisational scenework. He was one of the nations best known professional whistlers. Moreover, presently there�s not one nightclub in Chicago that regularly books nationally touring jazz acts.
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