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Eternal Source of Light Divine (2:43) -- Improvisation in Jazz (3:23) -- Jazz Composition Process (4:10) -- "Citi Movement" (4:29) -- "In This House, On This Morning" (5:09) -- "Blood on the Fields" (5:02) -- Musical Therapy (4:47) -- "The Pearls" (2:15) -- Marsalis Family (3:54) -- "Black Coals" (3:16) -- "Smoke House Blues" (2:43) -- "Jungle Blues" (3:03) -- "Brake's Sake" (3:07) -- Marsalis' Musical Innovation (5:44) -- Credits: Wynton Marsalis: All That Jazz (0:42)

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The word "prodigy" might have been coined expressly for Wynton Marsalis, who won Grammy Awards for both jazz and classical music at the age of 22. This stylishly produced program opens at Wynton's studio in New York City, where he talks about his philosophy, his compositional methods, and his laid-back yet demanding approach to working with other musicians. Halfway through, the program shifts to his swinging hometown of New Orleans, where he reflects on his musical roots, the history of jazz, and even Jelly Roll Morton. Intimate performance footage of Wynton, his band members, and his father Ellis is included.

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Title from distributor's description.

Marsalis, Wynton, 1961-.

Jazz musicians -- United States -- Biography.

Jazz -- History and criticism.

Jazz.

Music -- 20th century.

Educational films.

Internet videos.

Video recording.

Digital Classics (Firm).

Films for the Humanities (Firm)

Films Media Group.

All That Jazz