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Overview of jazz/pop music in the US.
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As jazz became more sophisticated, new, more popular forms were created as a result of:
all of these
danceability
a budding youth culture
racial integration
2
Bebop was a reaction to racism, WWII and the popularity of:
swing
white musicians
the blues
ragtime
3
This jazz era was the pop music of its time, heard everywhere and performed by all races.
blues
fusion
dixieland
swing
4
The earliest jazz-like music to be recorded was:
dixieland & ragtime
hot jazz
swing music
dance music
5
Virtuoso tenor player John Coltrane had an insane practice regimen that included:
all of the above
sight reading harp music
hours of daily practice
memorizing Slominsky's Repository of Scales
6
Technology has shaped the music of the 20th century with the following innovations:
amount oif time a record could hold
record players and radio
all of these
microphones and electric instruments
7
Swing music had bigger bands, a broader audience and white players in the:
20s and 30s
30s and 40s
just the 50s
40s and 50s
8
The unfortunate word often used to describe the music in the US which is not classical or indigenous.
non-legit
illegitimate
pop
folk
9
He began the move away from simultaneous improv, creating the standard of virtuosic solos.
Count Basie
Buddy rich
Louis Armstrong
Charlie 'Bird' Parker
10
Jazz has come to be seen as the pinnacle of these styles, rivaling classical for depth.
true
false
11
Cool jazz is sophisticated but simpler, as a reaction to:
Latin jazz
classic jazz
bebop
ragtime
12
Which artist contributed to bebop, cool jazz, avant guard and fusion?
Louis Armtrong
Miles Davis
Duke Ellington
Dizzy Gillespie
13
Segregation of players and audience was an issue until the
70s
60s
50s
40s
14
As well as creation of the drum kit, non-classical music has what in common?
parallels with the non-classical music of Western Europe
all of the above
improvisation
Afro-European influences
15
Once associated with one class and nation, non-classical American music is heard globally
false
true