Media in the Library HyperMedia Presentation

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Media in the LibraryHyperMedia Presentation

• Tracy Maziarz
• April 21, 2004

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Charlie Parker played be bop.
Who was Charlie Parker?
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Charlie Parker played saxophone.
Click on picture
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The music sounded like be bop.
Click on picture
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Never leave your cat alone.
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Be bop.
Fisk, fisk.
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Lollipop.
Boomba, boomba.
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Bus stop.
Zznnzznn.
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Boppitty, bibbitty,
bop.
BANG!
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Charlie Parker played be bop.
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Charlie Parker played no trombone.
Click on picture
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be
The music sounded like,
bop.
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Barbeque that last leg bone.
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Chickadee, chickadee, chickadee, chick,
Overshoes, overshoes, overshoes, o,
Reeti-footi, reeti-footi, reeti-footi, ree.
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Charlie Parker played be bop.
Charlie Parker played alto saxophone.
The music sounded like hip hop.
Never leave your cat
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Who was Charlie Parker?
Alto saxophonist Charlie Parker was the most
important figure in be-hop, the musical form that
revolutionized jazz in the mid-Forties. Also
known as "Bird" or "Yardbird" (the stories vary
about how the nicknames came to be), Parkers
innovative conceptions of jazz harmony and rhythm
along with an incredible command of his
instrument made him the most celebrated musician
of his time.
Excerpt taken from http//www.emusic.com/artist/1
0559/10559689.html
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References

• http//www.charlie-bird-parker.com/