Category:Jazz musicians by genre

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For more information, see Jazz.

Subcategories

This category has the following 26 subcategories, out of 26 total.

  • Jazz ensembles by genre

A

  • Acid jazz musicians
  • African jazz (genre) musicians

B

  • Bebop musicians

C

  • Chamber jazz musicians
  • Classic jazz musicians
  • Cool jazz musicians

F

  • Folk-jazz musicians

F cont.

  • Free funk musicians
  • Free jazz musicians

G

  • Gypsy jazz musicians

H

  • Hard-bop musicians

J

  • Jazz fusion musicians
  • Jazz-blues musicians

L

  • Latin jazz musicians

M

  • M-Base musicians
  • Mainstream jazz musicians

N

  • New Orleans jazz musicians

O

  • Orchestral jazz musicians

P

  • Post-bop jazz musicians

S

  • Scat singers
  • Soul-jazz musicians
  • Stride pianists
  • Swing musicians

V

  • Vocal jazz musicians
  • Vocalese singers

Pages in category "Jazz musicians by genre"

The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

  • List of cool jazz and West Coast jazz musicians
  • List of experimental big bands

cont.

  • List of hard bop musicians
  • List of soul-jazz musicians

B

  • List of bebop musicians

C

  • List of chamber jazz musicians

D

  • Paulinho Da Costa

F

  • List of free funk musicians
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