New Orleans jazz

Treme is a neighbored in the city of New Orleans state of Louisiana,

treme is dominated by the color people of Louisiana from African

ancestry and French Creole, it’s one of the oldest neighborhood in New

Orleans black people from Africa live there and it was a place where

slave trade would have happened people would come here and buy

slaves in the town square of Treme also known as “Congo square” they

would call it’s a place of Negros. The place specifically knows about buying

and selling of negro additionally African American people would come

here on every Sunday, they would dance in African style sing songs and

people who were slave they would sell goods to end slavery.

 People from the town would gather around on every Sunday and them

would watch the dance and singing, they would wear their traditional

costumes to let the people know that how are they committed to their cultural values similarly they would use drums to sing songs which

would be inspired by their people for freedom besides the singing and

dancing black people were allowed to do their religious rituals praying

was allowed in public on Sundays alone within that was a voodoo its was

religious ceremony but it’s kind of exotic while the voodoo in Congo

Square was predominantly a form of entertainment and a celebration

of African culture. Some of the dances and types of music heard in

Congo Square were the result of these voodoo ceremonies. That’s how

jazz music been started in the 1900^th century in New Orleans

communities of black African people jazz emerge as a popular

traditional musical style jazz is mixed different types of musical style.