Jazz ballads are a subgenre of jazz known for their slow tempos, emotive melodies, and rich harmonic textures. They often highlight lyrical improvisation, nuanced phrasing, and intimate interplay between instruments, creating a mood that is reflective, romantic, or melancholic. Frequently featuring vocals or expressive solo instruments like trumpet or saxophone, jazz ballads allow artists to showcase emotional depth and technical subtlety. Drawing from traditional jazz idioms with contemporary influences, performers like Dimitrios Vassilakis, Klaus Ignatzek, and Lew Soloff bring a modern sensitivity to classic ballad forms, blending elegance with heartfelt expression.
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