KnowraBig bandLinked fromLinked fromThe 34 pages that link to Big band, each with the reason it gives.All 34Broader topic 2Related 12Narrower topic 18Compared with 2Boogie-woogieRelated: Swing-era bands featured boogie-woogie piano figures in dance-oriented arrangements.Lionel HamptonRelated: Hampton’s orchestras used sectional arranging to surround his soloing with powerful ensemble sound.Jazz drummingRelated: Arranged ensemble figures require different kinds of support from small-group comping.Western swingRelated: Big-band arranging supplied Western swing with brass-and-reed power and sectional riffs.Nelson RiddleRelated: Riddle drew on big-band section writing while adapting its forces to vocal recording.Tenor saxophoneRelated: Tenor saxophones commonly anchor the saxophone section alongside altos and baritones.Jazz guitarRelated: Amplification lets guitar comp and contribute solos within a dense ensemble texture.Traditional popRelated: Big bands provided a prominent dance-oriented accompaniment for early pop vocalists.TromboneRelated: Trombone sections supply harmonies, riffs, and counterlines alongside trumpets and saxophones.Benny CarterRelated: The big-band format gave Carter a broad palette for arranging and bandleading.Jimmy DorseyRelated: The big-band format gave Dorsey’s arrangements their section-based orchestral texture.Pérez PradoRelated: Prado used big-band forces to make mambo’s syncopations sound bold and sharply contrasted.