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2023
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Paris entre-deux-guerres cultures « middlebrow » imprimés anglophones touristes anglo-américains revues grivoisesSujets proches
Jazz octets Double bass and piano music (Jazz) Jazz--United States Accordion and piano music (Jazz) Jazz duets Clarinet and piano music (Jazz) Jazz quintets Xylophone and piano music (Jazz) Jazz music Jazz ensembles Jazz sextets Jive (Music) Wind instrument and piano music (Jazz) Jazz nonets Cornet and piano music (Jazz) Jazz quartets Jazz trios Jazz septets Saxophone and piano music (Jazz) Vibraphone and piano music (Jazz)Citer ce document
Céline Mansanti, « Subversions : Jazz, revue d’exil grivoise (Paris, 1924-1927) », Revue française d’études américaines, ID : 10670/1.iy4tuk
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Unlike the numerous studies devoted to the literature of the “Lost Generation,” many other printed materials, produced by or for the English-speaking communities in interwar Paris, have not received much scholarly attention. However, the study of these texts, which are often aimed at less intellectual audiences, provides important information about Franco-Anglo-American cultural history. Jazz is one of them: a risqué magazine aimed at tourists, Jazz is a compound cultural object that evolved in a rich, cosmopolitan editorial environment, which it both reflects and helped to create. Through these fluidities, Jazz questions certain ways of classifying printed materials.