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✨ **Origins**: The whole of Jazz music is sometimes divided into three categories or “streams”: First there was Traditional Jazz (quite formal) which could be seen as the opposite of the experimental, second stream: Modern Jazz. The third stream was reserved for the type of Jazz that was neither, but a merging between Classical Music (particularly Chamber music) and Jazz.
🎵 **Highlights**: Experimentations between these two genres existed long before Modern Jazz, so it wasn’t until 1957 that composer Gunther Schuller coined this ambiguous term. The quest for coexistence between classical music and a popular genre that was partly defined in its non-classical properties (such as improvisation) proved to be a slippery slope. Third Stream Jazz is certainly not a strong subcultural movement, but more a collection of experimental Jazz songs over the course of time. Obviously Third Stream songs are more intricate with longer and deeper progression (thus “Progressive Jazz’) than other types of Jazz, but when the avant-garde of the sixties invented Free Jazz, Third Stream’s relevance shrunk to absolute zero. Now, classical composers could learn more from Jazz than the other way around.
📖 **Evolution**: As a response, Third Stream’s definition was broadened to include crossovers to World Music, yet it remains one of the lesser known Jazz genres. A different successor at the end of the fifties, Modal Jazz, improvises on a series of scales instead of chords. Like the “Math Rock of Jazz”, Modal Jazz is defined (solely) by its highly technical, rational and mathematical structure.

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**Featured Playlist:**
🎶 Bill Russo – An Image of Man
🎶 Gunther Schuller – Variants on a Theme of John Lewis
🎶 George Russell – All About Rosie
🎶 Eric Dolphy & John Lewis – The Stranger
🎶 Modern Jazz Quartet - Exposure
🎶 Paul Whiteman – Changes
🎶 Charles Tolliver – Mournin’ Variations
🎶 The Gil Evans Orchestra – Into the Hot
🎶 Stan Kenton – Innovations in Modern Music

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