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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
34
The article cites Professor Forrest Cheney describing how jazz reflects a progressive American renaissance. It asserts American life absorbs jazz beyond stage novelty into art, society, and business, highlighting a shift toward a vital cultural identity in the twentieth century.
Prof. Chenty argues jazz development is artistic growth, not craze driven, contrasting with Bach Beethoven Wag r music. He likens jazz to Van Dyke and Rembrandt moving beyond ornate display toward life and emotion, warning that mere technique cannot define art. The discussion emphasizes genuine inspiration and emotional impact in both music and painting.
A discussion of jazz as a primitive yet evolving art form inspiring optimism about future music. Prof. Cheney notes jazz reflects modern life, influencing European and American programs, with Sousa and other musicians adopting it. The piece also links this cultural shift to broader social trends in commerce and youth.
At age 60, Prof. Forrest Cheney, musician inventor and philosopher, declares a rebirth. He notes jazz as public protest and warns against pessimism while praising youth, art, and a balanced mind body approach. He trains daily in Grand Rapids and promotes new athletic and artistic vitality.
Paul Whiteman argues jazz dance improves youth health and stamina. He claims jazz fosters a stronger mind and body, enhancing imagination and appreciation of beauty. Whiteman calls jazz a national theme influencing magazines movies and politics.
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