Jazz Band

Pronunciation: /dʒæz bænd/

Definitions of jazz band

noun a group of musicians who perform jazz music

Example Sentences

A1 I enjoy listening to the jazz band at the park.

A2 The jazz band played at the school dance last night.

B1 My friend plays the saxophone in a jazz band on weekends.

B2 The jazz band's performance at the concert was exceptional.

C1 The jazz band's rendition of the classic song was truly mesmerizing.

C2 Many famous musicians started their careers in a jazz band.

Examples of jazz band in a Sentence

formal The jazz band will be performing at the concert hall this evening.

informal I heard the jazz band is playing at the club tonight.

slang The jazz band is gonna jam out at the party later.

figurative The jazz band's music is like a soothing breeze on a hot summer day.

Grammatical Forms of jazz band

• plural: jazz bands
• comparative: more jazz band
• superlative: most jazz band
• present tense: jazz band
• future tense: will jazz band
• perfect tense: have jazz banded
• continuous tense: is jazz banding
• singular: jazz band
• positive degree: jazz band
• infinitive: to jazz band
• gerund: jazz banding
• participle: jazz banded

Origin and Evolution of jazz band

First Known Use: 1917 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'jazz band' originated in the United States in the early 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a musical ensemble that played jazz music, the term 'jazz band' has evolved to encompass a wide range of musical styles and genres performed by a group of musicians.