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Burgundy Jazz: Little Burgundy and the Story of Montreal Jazz
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Burgundy Jazz: Little Burgundy and the Story of Montreal Jazz
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| Abstract |
An electronic book celebrating the Little Burgundy district's contribution to the story of jazz in Montreal. From the 1920s until the early 1950s Montreal had an international reputation as a glamorous wide open city with a lively nightlife and great jazz. The swinging clubs of Little Burgundy were an important part of that reputation. The author explores the textures of Montreal's jazz era through 125 rare jazz artifacts, including swizzle sticks and menus from legendary Montreal nightclubs, flapper dresses, porter uniforms, old LP vinyl records, cocktail shakers, and sheet music.
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Montreal
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Véhicule Press and Catbird Productions
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2013
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207p.
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en
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Preface by Stanley Péan See also: "Burgundy Jazz: Life and Music in Little Burgundy," a webdoc film written and directed by David Eng. Catbird Productions, 2013 |
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Marrelli, Nancy. Burgundy Jazz: Little Burgundy and the Story of Montreal Jazz. Montreal: Véhicule Press and Catbird Productions, 2013.
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