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				<title>The Jazz Ambassadors: Intersections of American Foreign Power and Black Artistry in Duke Ellington&#39;s &quot;Far East Suite&quot;</title>
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				<description>By Rebecca E. Coyne - Scholarly discussions of Ellington&amp;rsquo;s Far East Suite, a composition inspired by his travels to India and the Middle East, have tended to interpret its impressionistic depictions of the &amp;ldquo;exotic&amp;rdquo; either as evidence of a superior cultural sensitivity or as the straightforward continuation of a white Orientalist musical tradition. I propose a third view based on the overlapping and racialized power dynamics of jazz ambassadorship itself: Ellington uses conventional jazz tropes rather than absorbing foreign musical influences in the Far East Suite in order to assert the independent...</description>
				<pubDate>Tue, 25 May 2021 09:12 EDT</pubDate>
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