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From Study.com:
"When you think of piano music you probably think of Beethoven or Mozart, right? But not all piano music is from the 18th century. Boogie woogie, also sometimes known as barrelhouse music, is a form of piano music. It comes from the blues, which is a form of very expressive music that originated in America's Deep South in the 19th century. Blues is known to tell a story, and that story is often about hardships faced by African Americans. Boogie woogie is generally associated with:
Emphasizing rhythm and not melody
Using the left hand to continually play a repeating rhythm
Using breaks in the music to rest the left hand and to create suspense in the music
Being unpredictable and using screams and cries to create emotion in the lyrics
Boogie woogie continued the tradition of blues, and between the 1920s and about 1945, was one of America's major musical genres. Boogie woogie was popular among the African American communities, especially in Chicago, New York, and Detroit. The term boogie was associated with the idea of a house rent party, where neighbors would gather together and pay a small fee to listen to boogie woogie music played by a local musician. The money they raised would go to pay the host's rent on their house.
Music of the Boogie Woogie Era
The music of the boogie woogie era was all about telling a story, one that was sometimes made up on the spot. Take a look at this selection from a piece of boogie woogie music. Notice how the left hand, or bass clef, notes on the bottom of the score repeat themselves. That pattern would be continuously played by the performer's left hand throughout the song, unless they built in a break for suspense."