Bebop

[thumb|[Charlie Parker, saxophonista inter maximos musicos aevi bebop numeratus, una cum Thoma Potter, Max Roach, et Miles Davis coram populo prodit in Three Deuces, sodalitate Novi Eboraci constituta.]]
[thumb|[Dizzy Gillespie in Downbeat Club Novi Eboraci circa 1947.]]
[thumb|"Contra explanationes originum horum [vocabulum|verborum, actores verba *bebop* et *rebop* in prima locutione bop revera cecinerunt, ut in exemplo sequente monstratur." ]]
[thumb|300px|Nonnulli musici bebop lumina in [52nd Street (Manhata)|52nd Street sunt, Maio 1948.]]
[thumb|[Thelonius Monk, Howardus McGhee, Roy Eldridge, et Theodorus Hill ante Minton's Playhouse, Novi Eboraci, Septembri 1947.]]

**Bebop** est genus musicae jazz cuius proprietates sunt tempus rapidum ac dexteritas instrumentorum musicorum et perfunctionis extemporalis suspensa mixturà structurae harmonicae, usùs graduum sonorum nec non significationum melodiae per occasionem factarum. Bebop primis et mediis annis 1940 effecta est. Quo factum est, ut hic modus canendi ad ultimum **jazz moderna** esse putaretur, quia utrumque genus certam maturitatem annis 1960 attigit.

Bebop orta est, cum iuventus jazzicorum modum popularem musicae swing superare vellet novis introductis musicae modis ad saltandum minus aptis, qui nihil nisi attentas aures poscerent. Quia non iam ad modos bebop saltabatur, temporibus rapidioribus uti licuit. Musici bebop praeterea harmonias provectiores, syncopas multiplices, alternationes et extensiones substitutionesque chordarum, phrases asymmetricas, melodias plectiles, rhythmosque inauditos explorabant. Grex bebop in saxophono, trompeta, cithara, clavili, contrabasso tympanorumque apparatu consistere solebat. 

## Musici 
Hi sunt, qui musica bebop maxime innotuerunt:
**Apparatus tympanorum.* Art Blakey, Kenny Clarke, Iacobus Cobb, Roy Haynes, Ericus Ineke, Philly Joe Jones, Stan Levey, Max Roach
**Contrabassum.* Ray Brown, Paulus Chambers, Percy Heath, Miltonius Hinton, Carolus Mingus, Oscar Pettiford, Thomas Potter
**Clarinetum.* Buddy DeFranco
**Cithara.* Kenny Burrell, Carolus Christian, Herbertus Ellis, Barney Kessel, Patricius Martino, Wes Montgomery, Iosephus Pass, Jimmy Raney, Ronaldus Singer
**Clavile.* Tadd Dameron, Gualterius Davis, Jr., Gulielmus Evans, Albertus Haig, Sadik Hakim, Barry Harris, Ahmad Jamal, Dux Jordan, Ludovicus Levy, John Lewis, Dodo Marmarosa, Carolus Mingus, Thelonius Monk, Oscar Peterson, Bud Powell, Horatius Silver, Leonardus Tristano, Georgius Wallington
**Harmonium.* Franciscus Marocco
**Saxophonum altum.* Cannonball Adderley, Lee Konitz, Carolus McPherson, Franciscus Morgan, Carolus Parker, Arthurus Pepper, Sonny Stitt
**Saxophonum barytonum.* Pepper Adams
**Saxophonum tenor.* Donaldus Byas, John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon, Wardell Gray, Sonny Rollins, Carolus Rouse, Sonny Stitt, Lucky Thompson
**Trombonum.* Carolus Fontana, Curtis Fuller, J. J. Johnson, Franciscus Rosolino
**Trompeta.* Chet Baker, Clifford Brown, Miles Davis, Kennethus Dorham, Dizzy Gillespie, Howardus McGhee, Blue Mitchell, Lee Morgan, Fats Navarro, Red Rodney, Eduardus Zandy
**Vibraphonum.* Miltonius Jackson
**Vox.* Elizabetha Carter, Gulielmus Eckstine, Ella Fitzgerald, Sara Vaughan

## Notae
## Bibliographia
*Baillie, Harold B. 1987. *Swing to Bop: An Oral History of the Transition of Jazz in the 1940s.* Oxoniae: Oxford University Press.
*Berendt, Joachim E. 1975. *The Jazz Book: From Ragtime to Fusion and Beyond.* Conv. H. et B. Bredigkeit, cum Dan Morgenstern. Westport Connecticutae: Lawrence Hill & Co.
*Deveaux, Scott. 1999. ''The Birth of Bebop: A Social and Musical History.' Berkeleiae: University of California Press.
*Feather, Leonard. 1977. *Inside Jazz.* Da Capo. Editio prima: *Inside Bebop* (1949).
*Giddins, Gary. 1987. *Celebrating Bird: The Triumph of Charlie Parker.* Novi Eboraci: Morrow.
*Gioia, Ted. 1997. *The History of Jazz.* Oxoniae et Novi Eboraci: Oxford University Press.
*Gitler, Ira. 1983. *Jazz masters of the 40s.* Da Capo.
*Gitler, Ira. 2001. *The masters of Bebop.* Da Capo.
*Jamin, Jean. 2001. Au-delà du Vieux Carré, Idées du jazz en France. *L’Homme* 158–159:285–300.
*Lott, Eric. 1988. Double V, Double-Time: Bebop's Politics of Style. *Callaloo* 36:597–605.
*Martin, Denis-Constant. 2001. De l’excursion à Harlem au débat sur les «Noirs», Les terrains absents de la jazzologie française. *L’Homme* 158–159:261–278.
*Owens, Thomas. 1996. *Bebop: the music and its players.* Oxford University Press.
*Panassié, Hugues. 1965. *La Bataille du jazz.*
*Rosenthal, David. 1992. *Hard bop: Jazz and Black Music, 1955–1965.* Novi Eboraci: Oxford University Press.
*Tanner, Paul O. W., et Maurice Gerow. 1964. *A Study of Jazz.* Ed. 2a. ISBN 0697035573.
*Tirro, Frank. 1967. The Silent Theme Tradition in Jazz. *The Musical Quarterly* 53(3):313–334.

## Nexus externi
*"Bebop Basics for Guitar," www.jazzguitar.be
*"Charlie Parker bebop solo licks," www.learning-charlie-parker.com
*Gratia bebop hodie, emancipation.mypodcast.com
*Historia Iazz, web.archive.org (Verve History of Jazz)