Jazz repertory

Jazz repertory refers to the collection of songs, standards, and compositions that jazz musicians frequently perform and reinterpret. It includes well-known tunes from various eras, often serving as a common language among players. Musicians may improvise and personalize these pieces, giving each performance unique character while maintaining recognition of the original. Repertory provides a foundation for jazz education and performance, facilitating collaboration and continuity within the genre. Essentially, it’s the shared musical vocabulary that enables jazz artists to communicate and innovate across generations.