Noun:

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jazziness's Usage Examples:

” Swed praised “the humor, the ingratiating jazziness, the terrible fury and, in the end, the ravishing grace of the later scenes.

"Major seven chords add jazziness to a musical passage.

Yet, its jazziness is not a departure from Miller"s previous work, acknowledging the project.

Music critic Robert Christgau rated the album a B−, saying that the "jazziness" of the album projected a "certain cerebral majesty" but criticized Peter.

Kapustin, "Two right hands are just what Albright has, and in his hands the jazziness was not only emphasized, but was perfectly executed in the best rendition.

unlikely rhythm (for her music, anyway) is startlingly vibrant, and its jazziness is an instant ear-catcher.

Most glorious are the keyboards: The progressions verge on jazziness, with each chord stabbed out in a manner that evokes someone touching.

doom and gloom with moments of grandeur, aggression and even outright jazziness.

notes: "Wilde has taken on the trappings of swingbeat, soft soul and jazziness; unlike the Australian, she"s done so with convincing songs, invested.

Aiko"s single "The Worst" stating that both songs have similar "cool jazziness" tones.

He found the album "lax at times, but not bad for live jazziness—Stevie Winwood and Dave Mason play as engagingly as Mike Ratledge and.

" I thought the lyric was snobby and it had a kind of corny jazziness to it.

Poitier in the 1959 film version, and partly "to preserve the score"s jazziness" in the face of "largely white orchestras" who tend not "to play around.