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Quartet Arouse
The Modern Jazz QUartet, ap-'
gearing at 8 p.m. Sunday in ,
_Schwab under the sponsorship of
the University Artists :Series, -is
the type of group that arouses
some , controversy among jazz
fans, Raymond H. Brown. asso
.eiate-professor of musk, raid yes
terday. •
_• There are some people that call
themselves original jazz fans, who
-believe that jazz is the unsophis-i
ticated, primitive expression of
The -mood and melanchblia of a
certain part of society, he said.
Them people feel that the mu
sic played by a group like the
Modern Jazz quartet, which per
forms in a more sophirticated,
intellectual style, loses. validity
and is no longer jazz, he said.
However, there is another sub
stantial group that believes that
.the type of music. played by the
quartet is the real direction of
jazz and that the other, olde
form has played itself out, he
said.
AL POLLON, president of the
Jazz Club, said that those fans
known as "traditionalists" some
times feel modern concert jazz
is not real jazz.
"However, some people will
deny that anythipg after 1940 is
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ROLLEIELEX Xenac emit. abaill.
s Controversy
real jazz," he added. '.
is the same argue pt 85 in
art, where some say - Nnothing
painted after the abstract \move
ment is real art," he explained.
Student tickets - will be dis
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until 5 and from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
and 1 to 5 p.m. tomorrow through
[ Sunday at the Hetzel Union desk.
Non-student tickets at $1.25 will
ibe on sale : tomorrow through
Sunday,
THE MODERN JAZZ Quartet
includes John Lewis, musical di
rector, composer and pianist,
Percy Heath on the bass, Milt
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ackson on the , vibraharp and
Connie Kay t on the drums. •
Although tht group works un
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Pollcin said.
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