『新东方在线托福听力』为托福考生准备了ETS托福TPO/【学术讲座】#5听力练习：What will probably be the subject of the next lecture?原文题目答案解析，TPO/【学术讲座】#5听力原文范文音频翻译。

托福TPO/【学术讲座】#5听力原文What will probably be the subject of the next lecture?【新东方在线】

What will probably be the subject of the next lecture?

What are some students asked to bring to class?

What does the speaker emphasize about jazz music?

Listen to part of a lecture in a college music class.OK…That about does it for today. We’re going to spend the next few classes on a different kind of music. We’ll examine the development of jazz from its beginnings right on up to the latest in jazz music. We’ll look at jazz as the most successful music indigenous to the United States…born in New Orleans and raised in Chicago and New York. We’ll begin with the African roots of the music and how African rhythms blended with Western music to create an entirely new form. Then we’ll follow jazz into its heyday – the 1920’s, which was known as the Jazz Age. It was in this era that the blues were born. The 1930’s saw the evolution of “swing,” jazz music played by the big bands like that of Tommy Dorsey. If there’s any generalization that can made about jazz, it’s that the music is always changing…evolving…from the Bebop of the ‘40’s to the “cool jazz” of the ‘50’s and on into the experimental ‘60’s. The ‘70’s saw jazz brought into the electronic age by artists like Herbie Hancock. We’ll end up listening to some examples of the newest transformation of jazz…Afro-pop and the Latin beats that’ve brought new international flair to this music born in the United States. Be sure to read chapters 13 and 14 of your text. They’ll get you started. If there are any jazz devotees among you, feel free to bring in your favorite tapes or CD’s to share with the class. Renee Rosnes’ latest release would be great if anyone has it.

Listen to part of a lecture in a college music class.

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