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DIZZY von Jonah Winter illustriert Sean Qualls - Hardcover **BRANDNEU** in Verpackung-

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Type
Hardcover
Literary Movement
Enlightenment, Expressionism, Modernism, Realism
Illustrator
Sean Qualls
Era
2000s
Publication Name
Arthur A. Levine Books
Narrative Type
Nonfiction
ISBN-10
0439507375
Features
Illustrated, In wrap
Original Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Edition
First Edition
ISBN
9780439507370
Book Title
Dizzy
Item Length
11.3in
Publisher
Scholastic, Incorporated
Publication Year
2006
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.3in
Author
Jonah Winter
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Topic
Music / Jazz, Biography & Autobiography / Music, Biography & Autobiography / Cultural Heritage
Item Width
10.8in
Item Weight
19.2 Oz
Number of Pages
48 Pages

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This is the story of Dizzy Gillespie, a real cool cat who must have been born with a horn in his hands, judging from the way he played the trumpet. Jazz was his ticket on a train to better days, and he left his hard life in a small town for New York City and the hottest band around. But did Dizzy stand straight and play right? NO! He was a clown. He hit high notes, low notes, never-been-heard notes, and before he knew it, Dizzy created a whole new music: BEBOP. This is a story about a boy who breaks all the rules -- and finds his own personal heaven along the way.

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Publisher
Scholastic, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0439507375
ISBN-13
9780439507370
eBay Product ID (ePID)
48645128

Product Key Features

Book Title
Dizzy
Author
Jonah Winter
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Music / Jazz, Biography & Autobiography / Music, Biography & Autobiography / Cultural Heritage
Publication Year
2006
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Number of Pages
48 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
11.3in
Item Height
0.3in
Item Width
10.8in
Item Weight
19.2 Oz

Additional Product Features

Age Range
4-8
Lc Classification Number
Ml3930.G47w56 2006
Grade from
Preschool
Grade to
Third Grade
Reviews
Kikrus Starred The syncopated rhythms of bebop form the backbeat to this introduction to Dizzy Gillespie. Winter sets his stage with a firm delineation of young Gillespie''s character: A little boy who was the target of bullies and the victim of an abusive father found an outlet with the trumpet, and turned himself into a clown. The narrative focuses on Gillespie''s own emotional and artistic journey, celebrating his desire to take risks until the very thing that had gotten him into trouble / so much-- / being a clown, breaking all the rules-- / had become the thing that made him great, / . . . . " The text breaks into ecstatic scat while the illustrations move from representational art to abstract depictions of the jagged sounds of jazz. Qualls''s acrylic-and-collage images employ a muted palette of pinks and blues and beiges, and compositions vary from scenes of daily life to poster-like montages, effectively establishing Gillespie as larger than life. The narrative culminates in a priceless image of Dizzy shov[ing] the angel Gabriel out of the way / and show[ing] him how to play / Bebop." OOP BOP SH''BAM!" (author''s note) (Picture book/biography. 5-10) Boolist*STAR* There have been many books about jazz for young readers, a peculiar topic because, as a rule, it''s not a form of music that children have an affinity for, if they are familiar with it at all. But, together, Winter and Qualls make it work. That''s because Winter recognizes that if he can get readers interested in a character-in this case, trumpet revolutionary Dizzy Gillespie-they will want to learn more about his music. And Qualls is able to translate the story (and the music) into shapes and colors that undulate and stream across the pages with a beat and bounce of their own. The story of "one real cool cat" begins with a South Carolina childhood full of blue notes. Poor, abused, and angry, young John Birks Gillespie has his life turned around after a teacher gives him a trumpet. In a two-page spread, a river of red--his anger in living color--bursts out of Gillespie''s new horn as he blows "REALLY LOUD." An explanation of jazz follows, and it is simple enough for the audience: "You took a melody and played it all different ways . . . changed every phrase-it was crazy." That is followed up with a bit more illumination dear to kids'' hearts: "If a melody was like a rule, jazz was like breaking the rules, like inventing new rules. Jazz was like getting into trouble." Tracing Gillespie''s ascent in the New York jazz world of the early 1940s, the story catches the excitement of the city, meshing it with the trumpeter''s crazy personality (which earned him the nickname Dizzy); meanwhile, the artwork zigs and zags in color combinations that evoke the nightclub scene-greens, tans, a bit of peach, all counterpointed with muted grays. An author''s note fills out Dizzy''s story and lauds him for a personal life that was as composed as his music was wild. Turn up the stereo: kids will want to hear it for themselves. -Ilene Cooper HB Young John (later Dizzy) Gillespie was a cutup and attention seeker who was fired from several bands because of his lack of seriousness. But his sense of play and hot-dog musicianship allowed him to become one of the innovators of be-bop as well as a great jazz trumpeter and singer. Winters (author of Frida, rev. 3/02) uses rhyme, repeated text, and unexpected line breaks to reflect Dizzy''s musical style. Most of the time this works well, encouraging readers-aloud to perform the text with a jazzy rhythm and to emphasize the occasional large, bold-type word like one of Dizzy''s sudden high blats. The text does include a few passages that slow the pace or use disappointingly predictable rhyme ("So he boarded a train and moved up north / to a place they call Philly. / Right off the bat, / he got a job in a jazz band / and, Kikrus Starred The syncopated rhythms of bebop form the backbeat to this introduction to Dizzy Gillespie. Winter sets his stage with a firm delineation of young Gillespie''s character: A little boy who was the target of bullies and the victim of an abusive father found an outlet with the trumpet, and turned himself into a clown. The narrative focuses on Gillespie''s own emotional and artistic journey, celebrating his desire to take risks "until the very thing that had gotten him into trouble / so much- / being a clown, breaking all the rules- / had become the thing that made him great, / . . . . " The text breaks into ecstatic scat while the illustrations move from representational art to abstract depictions of the jagged sounds of jazz. Qualls''s acrylic-and-collage images employ a muted palette of pinks and blues and beiges, and compositions vary from scenes of daily life to poster-like montages, effectively establishing Gillespie as larger than life. The narrative culminates in a priceless image of Dizzy "shov[ing] the angel Gabriel out of the way / and show[ing] him how to play / Bebop." "OOP BOP SH''BAM!" (author''s note) (Picture book/biography. 5-10) Boolist*STAR* There have been many books about jazz for young readers, a peculiar topic because, as a rule, it''s not a form of music that children have an affinity for, if they are familiar with it at all. But, together, Winter and Qualls make it work. That''s because Winter recognizes that if he can get readers interested in a character-in this case, trumpet revolutionary Dizzy Gillespie-they will want to learn more about his music. And Qualls is able to translate the story (and the music) into shapes and colors that undulate and stream across the pages with a beat and bounce of their own. The story of "one real cool cat" begins with a South Carolina childhood full of blue notes. Poor, abused, and angry, young John Birks Gillespie has his life turned around after a teacher gives him a trumpet. In a two-page spread, a river of red--his anger in living color--bursts out of Gillespie''s new horn as he blows "REALLY LOUD." An explanation of jazz follows, and it is simple enough for the audience: "You took a melody and played it all different ways . . . changed every phrase-it was crazy." That is followed up with a bit more illumination dear to kids'' hearts: "If a melody was like a rule, jazz was like breaking the rules, like inventing new rules. Jazz was like getting into trouble." Tracing Gillespie''s ascent in the New York jazz world of the early 1940s, the story catches the excitement of the city, meshing it with the trumpeter''s crazy personality (which earned him the nickname Dizzy); meanwhile, the artwork zigs and zags in color combinations that evoke the nightclub scene-greens, tans, a bit of peach, all counterpointed with muted grays. An author''s note fills out Dizzy''s story and lauds him for a personal life that was as composed as his music was wild. Turn up the stereo: kids will want to hear it for themselves. -Ilene Cooper HB Young John (later Dizzy) Gillespie was a cutup and attention seeker who was fired from several bands because of his lack of seriousness. But his sense of play and hot-dog musicianship allowed him to become one of the innovators of be-bop as well as a great jazz trumpeter and singer. Winters (author of Frida, rev. 3/02) uses rhyme, repeated text, and unexpected line breaks to reflect Dizzy''s musical style. Most of the time this works well, encouraging readers-aloud to perform the text with a jazzy rhythm and to emphasize the occasional large, bold-type word like one of Dizzy''s sudden high blats. The text does include a few passages that slow the pace or use disappointingly predictable rhyme ("So he boarded a train and moved up north / to a place they call Philly. / Right off the bat, / he got a job in a jazz band / and
Illustrated by
Qualls, Sean
Copyright Date
2006
Target Audience
Juvenile Audience
Lccn
2005-024043
Dewey Decimal
788.9
Intended Audience
Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Ages 2-3, under 2 Years
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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