History Of Jazz Chapter 8

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The musician who made 1940s recordings with Charlie Parker, pioneered cool jazz, and let a classical 1950s hard bop quintet was

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Miles Davis

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Clifford Brown play the

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Trumpet

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work song live Samba walk tall and Mercy Mercy Mercy were played by hard bop saxophonist

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Cannonball Adderley

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Important hardball pianist included red garland

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Horace silver

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The drummer in the classic Miles Davis Quintet of the 1950s was

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Philly Joe Jones

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The most prolific hardball composer was

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Horace Silver

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Freddie Hubbard, Joe Henderson, and Herbie Hancock are examples of

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A second generation of hard bop musicians

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Miles Davis composition milestones guides musicians improvisation through

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Modes

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True or false funky jazz coexisted with hard bop in the 1950s

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True

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Which technique or quality is not associated with Miles Davis?

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Emphasis on double timing

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The album's steaming cooking and working were recorded by

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Miles Davis

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Cannonball Adderley was best known for playing the

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Alto saxophone

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True or false at the end of World War 2 big band swing music continues to grow and thrive

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False

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Charlie Parker a jazz giant like to listen to country music because of

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Its story

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Parker record of the controversial but critically acclaimed record with a

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String band

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One of the few singers who could really sing bebop jazz music was

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Ella Fitzgerald

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Take 5 one of the best selling jazz albums of all time was recorded by

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Dave Brubeck

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Thelonious Monk was a jazz giant highly requested as a

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Pianist composer

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One person who works hard for equal treatment for blacks and whites was

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Norman grantz

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True/false only Charlie Parker Miles Davis never had any problems with drugs

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False

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The Modern Jazz Quartet was formed and led by pianist

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John Lewis

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Like so many other famous musicians Charlie Parker died way too early at the age of

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