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Jazz Music and Artists
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1
One of the activities that helped jazz flourish in New Orleans in the early 1900's was ______________.
war
scientific discovery
prostitution
medical advances
2
Musical technique that involves temporarily accenting weak beats to create a variety of rhythms is called _________?
improvisation
globalization
percussion
syncopation
3
One of Scott Joplin's famous ragtime tunes is called ______________.
The Entertainer
Chameleon
So What
Spain
4
One of jazz's major attributes is its use of __________?
trumpet
vocals
improvisation
drums
5
This subgenre of jazz is characterized by fast tempos, complex & fast chord progressions, and instrumental virtuosity.
Fusion
Dixieland
Swing
Bebop
6
Miles Davis piece So What heard today is an example of ______ jazz?
modal
latin
big band
free
7
This subgenre of jazz is characterized by an experimental approach to improvisation and avoiding jazz conventions.
Bebop
Swing
Free Jazz
Latin Jazz
8
During the past two days we listened to several jazz artists. Which artist from below is still alive?
Ella Fitzgerald
Miles Davis
Chick Corea
Herbie Hancock
9
The subgenre of jazz characterized by calm subdued tempos & sounds and understated rhythms & percussion is __________?
Latin Jazz
Jazz Fusion
Cool Jazz
Hip Hop
10
Wynton Marsalis pictured here plays which instrument?
Trumpet
Trombone
Kazoo
Saxophone
11
The female singer who you heard sing Someone to Watch Over Me yesterday was ___________________?
Ella Fitzgerald
Billie Holiday
Diane Schuur
Megan Thee Stallion
12
The creation of jazz can be attributed to __________?
the French
African Americans
Caucasians
Armenians
13
The song by Duke Ellington you heard yesterday is called
In the Mood
Take 5
Paint the Sky Red
It Don't Mean a Thing
14
This city is considered the birthplace of jazz.
New Bedford
New York
New Orleans
New Rochelle
15
Charlie Parker, the legendary saxophonist, passed away from pneumonia largely brought on by _______.
cholesterol
a car accident
drug and alcohol abuse
Lou Gehrig's disease