Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hot-jazz
Noun
/hɒt dʒæz/
Definition
A style of jazz music characterized by a lively tempo and a strong, energetic rhythm that emphasizes improvisation.
Examples
- The band played hot jazz at the festival, getting everyone on their feet.
- Her trumpet solo added a touch of hot jazz to the classic tune.
- During the party, the hot jazz music created an electric atmosphere.
Meaning
Hot jazz is often associated with the early styles of jazz from the 1920s, showcasing vibrant and powerful performances that are meant to engage and excite the audience.
Synonyms
- New Orleans jazz
- Dixieland jazz
- Trad jazz
