History Of Jazz Chapter 6

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Which instrument became rare in bebop?

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Rhythm guitar and clarinet

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Stan Getz and Dexter Gordon played

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Tenor sax

Front 3

The bebop era pianist whose style included creative use of silence, clashing harmonies, and stride technique was

Back 3

Thelonious Monk

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Among the strongest influence on bebop were

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Art Tatum in Lester Young

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The first modern jazz musician include a trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie and alto saxophonist

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Charlie Parker

Front 6

Bud Powell played

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Piano

Front 7

Stan Getz was a featured soloist during the late 1940s with

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Woody Herman

Front 8

Which statement is not true

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Bebop was the most popular jazz style

Front 9

True or fals in spite of the Great Depression swing music was big business

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True

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Coleman Hawkins played the

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Saxophone

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In a male-dominated jazz world one exception was child prodigy Mary Lou Williams who played the

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Piano

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And the greatest jazz singers of all played by Dianna Ross in Lady Sings the Blues was

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Billie Holiday

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History was made in 1938 when jazz music showed up at carnegie hall in the form of

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Benny Goodman

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The electric guitarist who joined the Benny Goodman band in 1939 was

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Charlie Christian

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The superb female singer who be out Billie Holiday Inn downbeat and metronome magazine in 1937 was

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Ella Fitzgerald

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True or false when Duke Ellington toward Europe in 1939 he felt accepted as an artist gentleman and a member of the human race

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True