jazz music

基本解释

Yes. I appreciate jazz music, for example.
是哦，举例来说，我很欣赏爵士音乐。
Gershwin was satisfied that he had shown that jazz music could be both serious and popular.
格什温对他能够表现融合严肃和通俗音乐在一起的爵士乐而感到非常满意。
Willis Conover heard a lot of jazz music during the nineteen forties in Washington, D.C.
二十世纪四十年代期间，他在华盛顿听到了大量的爵士乐。

Of all these artists, Jackson Pollock was the only one who grew up during the age of jazz music.
Let's talk about pop music for a second: jazz, rock, hip-hop, blues, that kind of thing.
我们再看一下流行音乐:,爵士,摇滚,嘻哈,蓝调,类似这些音乐
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He will sometimes play the Shubert Theater there and they'll have two hours of spectacular jazz, but what you won't see, again is any sort of music in front of them.
他有时候会在舒伯特音乐厅演出,两个小时精彩绝伦的爵士乐表演,但同样,你不会看到,任何曲谱摆在他们面前
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From ragtime to modern fusion, jazz music has always relied on one staple instrument: the piano.
NPR: Gene Rizzo's 'Greatest Jazz Piano Players'

爵士乐
Gershwin made a great contribution in creating so—called "Symphonic Jazz" which was nourished and fostered by both classic music and jazz music.
格什温最大的贡献是首创了所谓的交响爵士乐。
爵士音乐
The kernel of jazz music has been fully demonstrated in Gershwin’s music.
爵士音乐的精髓在格什温这部作品中有着充分的体现。