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The solo became a key element of jazz music. What's the most likely reason for this?
It prevented bands from having to hire expensive singers
It allowed musicians to display their skill and creativity
It helped lengthen jazz songs that were too short
Encouraged less talented backing musicians to play quietly
2
If you went to a performance by a hot jazz band, what would you hear?
Songs with no melodies or rhythmic structure
Marches, polkas, and waltzes, mixed with concert music
Each musician in the band improvising in turn
Musicians playing musical pieces exactly as written
3
A) Louis joins Kid Ory's B) Louis records in Chicago C) Louis is nicknamed "Ambassador Satch"
A, C, B
A, B, C
B, A, C
C, A, B
4
How was Louis Armstrong's singing similar to his trumpet playing?
His voice was clear and resonant, like a trumpet
His voice had the same range as a B-flat cornet
Singing or playing, he emphasized rhythm and improvisation
Considered both best singer & trumpet player in America
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Armstrong's ensembles included the Hot Five. What is an ensemble?
A group of artists who work together
A style of jazz music
A musical group that improvises
A musical group that always includes a trumpet
6
What's the most likely reason that young Louis Armstrong sang on the street for pennies?
To attract the attention of talent scouts
To save up for a new trumpet
To improve his scat-singing skills
To earn money to help his poor family
7
Which of these terms best describes Louis Armstrong's personality?
Serious
Introverted
Easygoing
Quick-tempered
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In scat singing, a performer sings _____ words.
Poetic
Complicated
Spanish
Nonsense
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Why was Louis Armstrong called "Ambassador Satch?"
He lived at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles
He had always been interested in politics
His popularity and goodwill spanned the globe
He was appointed U.S. ambassador to Cuba in 1970
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What do the trumpet, trombone, and cornet have in common?
They are all brass instruments
They were all invented in New Orleans
They were all made famous by Louis Armstrong
They are all considered to be very easy to play