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Alan Lomax was a _____________
jazz historian
________ was a jazz historian
alan lomax
________ wrote classical music. He was/wasn't involved in cutting contests.
scott joplin, wasn't
Scott Joplin wrote __________. He was/wasn't involved in cutting contests.
classical music, wasn't
__________ was Louis Armstrong's main influence and recorded albums in Chicago
Joe King Oliver
Joe King Oliver was ____________'s main influence and recorded albums in Chicago
Louis Armstrong
Joe King Oliver was Louis Armstrong's main influence and recorded albums in ________
chicago
__________ claimed to have invented jazz
jelly roll morton
jelly roll morton claimed to have ____________
invented jazz
___________ said latin music influenced early jazz
jelly roll morton
jelly roll morton said ______ music influenced early jazz
latin
jelly roll morton _________ his own music
published
___________ pioneered solo improvisation and was the first to record scat singing.
louis armstrong
louis armstrong pioneered ______________ and was the first to record scat singing.
solo improvisation
louis armstrong pioneered solo improvisation and was the first to record ____________
scat singing
how many times was louis armstrong married?
4
____________ influenced instrumentalists and vocalists
louis armstrong
louis armstrong influenced ___________ and ___________
instrumentalists, vocalists
____________ had a number one hit with hello dolly in 1964
louis armstrong
louis armstrong had a number one hit with __________ in 1964
hello dolly
louis armstrong had a number one hit with hello dolly in ________
1964
____________'s hot 5 and hot 7 were the first bands he led
louis armstrong
louis armstrong's ______ and _______ were the first bands he led
hot 5, hot 7
louis armstrong's hot 5 and hot 7 were the first __________
bands he led
____________ was king oliver's pianist and louis armstrong's second wife
lil hardin armstrong
lil hardin armstrong was _________'s pianist and louis armstrong's second wife
king oliver
lil hardin armstrong was king oliver's __________ and louis armstrong's second wife
pianist
lil hardin armstrong was king oliver's pianist and ____________'s second wife
louis armstrong
lil hardin armstrong was king oliver's pianist and louis armstrong's _____________
second wife
________ managed louis armstrong. he kept him out of serious acting roles
joe glaser
joe glaser managed ____________. he kept him out of serious acting roles
louis armstrong
joe glaser managed louis armstrong. he kept him out of ______________
serious acting roles
the ____________ was the first jazz band to record jazz and tour europe
original dixieland jazz band
the original dixieland jazz band was the first jazz band to _________ and tour europe
record jazz
the original dixieland jazz band was the first jazz band to record jazz and ___________
tour europe
WHO AM I? I was born in davenport, IA and died young
bix beiderbecke
___________ was a new orleans clarinet and soprano sax player. he was a major improviser
sidney bechet
sidney bechet was a new orleans _______ and _______ player. he was a major improviser
clarinet, soprano sax
sidney bechet was a new orleans clarinet and soprano sax player. he was a major ________
improviser
_________ are tones at rest
consonance
consonance are ___________
tones at rest
__________ are tones that need to be resolved
dissonance
dissonance are tones ____________
that need to be resolved
a _______ is a group of notes played at the same time
chord
a chord is _______________
a group of notes played at the same time
__________ gives jazz its unique rhythm feel
syncopation
syncopation gives jazz its __________
unique rhythm feel
the ________ is the main melody and is played at the beginning of the tune
head
the head is the _________ and is played at the beginning of the tune
main melody
the head is the main melody and is played at the __________ of the tune
beginning
the precursors of jazz were ___________, signifying songs, religious music and the blues
work songs
the precursors of jazz were work songs, ____________, religious music and the blues
signifying songs
the precursors of jazz were work songs, signifying songs, ___________ and the blues
religious music
the precursors of jazz were work songs, signifying songs, religious music and ___________
the blues
___________ were early shows performed by white people in blackface. later followed by black people.
minstrel shows
minstrel shows were early shows performed by ___________ in blackface. later followed by black people.
white people
minstrel shows were early shows performed by white people in _________. later followed by black people.
blackface
minstrel shows were early shows performed by white people in blackface. later followed by ____________
black people
__________ is when a singer or player plays or improvises a melody answered musically
call and response
call and response is when a singer or player ______ or _________ a melody answered musically
plays, improvises
call and response is when a singer or player plays or improvises a ________ answered musically
melody
________ was a mixture of african, african-american and european elements and had no improvisation
ragtime
ragtime was a mixture of _________, african-american and european elements and had no improvisation
african
ragtime was a mixture of african, __________ and european elements and had no improvisation
african-american
ragtime was a mixture of african, african-american and _________ elements and had no improvisation
european
ragtime was a mixture of african, african-american and european elements and had ____ improvisation
no
________ were common entertainment for americans in the early 1900s
pianos
___________ were contests between piano professors
cutting contest
cutting contests were contests between ____________
piano professors
many ____________ left new orleans after storyville closed in 1917
new orleans musicians
many new orleans musicians left new orleans after _________ closed in 1917
storyville
many new orleans musicians left new orleans after storyville closed in ______
1917
the traditional jazz or dixieland rhythm section consisted of: a ______ or string bass, a banjo, drums and a piano
tuba
the traditional jazz or dixieland rhythm section consisted of: a tuba or _________, a banjo, drums and a piano
string bass
the traditional jazz or dixieland rhythm section consisted of: a tuba or string bass, a ______, drums and a piano
banjo
the traditional jazz or dixieland rhythm section consisted of: a tuba or string bass, a banjo, _______ and a piano
drums
the traditional jazz or dixieland rhythm section consisted of: a tuba or string bass, a banjo, drums and a ______
piano
____________ is when all of the band is improvising together
collective improvisation
collective improvisation is when all of the band is ____________
improvising together
a solo break can happen ________________
at anytime in a song
________ is the birthplace of jazz because of its mixing of cultures as a port city and its clubs and sporting houses
new orleans
new orleans is the birthplace of jazz because of its ______________ and its clubs and sporting houses
mixing of cultures as a port city
new orleans is the birthplace of jazz because of its mixing of cultures as a port city and its ________________
clubs and sporting houses
what song is this?
berta berta
what song is this?
black bottom stomp
what song is this?
west end blues
what song is this?
black snake moan
what song is this?
dippermouth blues