The History of European Jazz

Edited by

Francesco Martinelli, Jazz Promoter, Journalist, Lecturer and Author

Equinox Publishing, the independent academic publisher based in Sheffield (UK), 2018

ISBN-13 (Hardback) 9781781794463

Price (Hardback) £195.00 / $280.00

ISBN (eBook) 9781781796078

Table of Contents

Part 1: Western Europe

1. France (pp. 12-40) by Xavier Prevost

2a. Great Britain 1900-1960 (pp. 41-56) by Alyn Shipton

2b. Great Britain 1950-2010: Late-flowering Seeds of the Triangular Trade (pp. 57-82)

by Duncan Heining

3. Ireland (pp. 83-95) by Cormac Larkin

4. Germany (pp. 96-119) by Martin Pfleiderer

5. The Netherlands (pp. 120-142) by Bert Vuijsje

6. Belgium (pp. 143-160) by Jean-Pol Schroeder

7. Luxembourg (pp. 161-171)  by Marc Demuth

Part 2: Scandinavia

8. Denmark (pp. 172-193) by Tore Mortensen

9a. Sweden: 1919-1969  (pp. 194-216) by Jan Bruer

9b. Sweden 1970-2000 (pp. 217-223) by Måns Wallgren

10. Finland (pp. 224-237) by Juha Henriksson

11. Norway (pp. 238-263) by Bjorn Stendahl

12. Iceland (pp. 264-275) by Vernhardur Linnet

Part 3: Central Europe

13. Poland (pp. 276-303) by Krystian Brodacki

14. Czech Republic (pp. 304-314) by Yvetta Kajanova

15. Slovakia (pp. 315-322) by Yvetta Kajanova

16. Hungary: the road to independence (pp. 323-340)

17. Romania (pp. 341-355) by Virgil Mihaiu

18. Austria (pp. 356-377) by Andreas Felber

19. Switzerland (pp. 378) by Bruno Spoerri

Part 4: Eastern Europe

20. Russia: Ninety-five Years in Search of an Identity (pp. 392-421) by Cyril Moshkov

21. Belarus (pp. 422-425) by Dmitri Podberezsky

22. Ukraine (pp. 426-437) by Aleksander Yudin

Part 5: The Western Mediterranean

23. Spain (pp. 438-460) by Chema Martinez

24a. Portugal: 1920-1974 (pp. 461-469) by Pedro Cravinho

24b. Portugal: 1974-2000 (pp. 470-481) by Rui Eduardo Paes

25. Italy (pp. 492-517) by Francesco Martinelli

Part 6: The Baltic States

26. Latvia (pp. 518-528) by Indrikis Veitners

27. Lithuania (pp. 529-545) by Ruta Skudiene

28. Estonia (pp. 546-559) by Tiit Lauk

Part 7: South-East Europe

29. Greece (pp. 560-570) by Sakis Papadimitriou

30. Former Yugoslavia (including Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Macedonia,

Bosnia and Hercegovina, Montenegro, Vojvodina and Kosovo)  (pp. 571-599) 

by Mladen Mazur, Iço Vidmar, Eleni Novakovska, Edin Zubcevic

31. Bulgaria (pp. 600-607) by  Vladimir Gadjev

Part 8: Europe/Asia

32.  Turkey (pp. 608-620) by Hulya Tuncag

33. Azerbaijan (pp. 621-628) by Rain Sultanov

34. Armenia (pp. 629-641) by Armen Manukian

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